This is the SECOND in a series of posts on applying Tim Ferriss' accelerated learning framework to Data Science. My goal is to become a world-class (top 5%) Data Scientist in 6 months, while open-sourcing everything I find and learn along the way. And if you stick around until the end, you're in for a special treat. A simple Google search of "how to learn Data Science" returns thousands of learning plans, degree programs, tutorials, and bootcamps. It's never been more difficult for a beginner to find signal in the noise. Everyone seems to have a different opinion, and the only common approach appears to be dumping a long list of courses to take and books to read, all the while providing little to no context into how these concepts fit into the bigger picture.

This is the SECOND in a series of posts on applying Tim Ferriss' accelerated learning framework to Data Science. My goal is to become a world-class (top 5%) Data Scientist in 6 months, while open-sourcing everything I find & learn on the way. And if you stick around until the end, you're in for a special treat. A simple Google search of "how to learn Data Science" returns thousands of learning plans, degree programs, tutorials, and bootcamps. It's never been more difficult for a beginner to find signal in the noise. Everyone seems to have a different opinion, and the only common approach appears to be dumping a long list of courses to take and books to read, all the while providing little to no context into how these concepts fit into the bigger picture. This post is my attempt to convert all the buzzwords & fluffy terminology into explicitly-learnable skills.

This is the SECOND in a series of posts on applying Tim Ferriss' accelerated learning framework to Data Science. My goal is to become a world-class (top 5%) Data Scientist in 6 months, while open-sourcing everything I find and learn along the way. And if you stick around until the end, you're in for a special treat. A simple Google search of "how to learn Data Science" returns thousands of learning plans, degree programs, tutorials, and bootcamps. It's never been more difficult for a beginner to find signal in the noise. Everyone seems to have a different opinion, and the only common approach appears to be dumping a long list of courses to take and books to read, all the while providing little to no context into how these concepts fit into the bigger picture.

This is the first in a series of posts on applying Tim Ferriss' accelerated learning framework to Data Science. My goal is to become a world-class (top 5%) Data Scientist in 6 months, while open-sourcing everything I find and learn along the way. Here's the story behind the journey and an invitation to follow along: There I was, ten yards out, staring my dinner in the face. The only problem was, the wild boar was still alive. For the past 4 weeks I had been backpacking solo throughout Southeast Asia, and just yesterday had decided to spend the final 2 days of my trip doing jungle survival training in Bario, Malaysia.