Become a modern-day tech hero with the help of this data science super training

TL;DR: Get the lowdown on all things data with the Big Data Super Training Bundle, on sale for $59.99 — a 98% discount — as of Aug. 9.

Let’s talk about data. Way back in 2005, people started to realize just how much data users generated on Facebook, YouTube, and other online platforms. A lightbulb went off and frameworks and coding languages were developed precisely to store and analyze it. In what seems like a lifetime since then, the growth of big data has skyrocketed. Between social networks, IoT devices, and even our choices of cars and streaming services, this is just the beginning of big data, which means modern-day tech heroes are needed to analyze it, visualize it, and use it practically.

Sound like something you’d be into? Find out by enrolling in this massive Big Data Super Training Bundle — 113 hours of instruction on data science, machine learning, Python, and more.

Broken down into 15 courses led by top instructors who work in the field, this training will prepare you for a career in big data. You’ll learn from aerospace and robotics engineer, Mark Misin; data scientist Minerva Singh; and digital entrepreneur and 4.5-star instructor, Juan Galvan; as well as other tech superstars. Each course is hands-on, so you’ll be coding from the get-go, even if you have no prior experience. Don’t worry; you can work completely at your own pace and return to the information as you need to.

There are beginner courses for data science concepts, methodologies, programming languages, frameworks, and more. You’ll dive into coding in Python and R, work with the open-source Hadoop software, and even find out how you can use your Microsoft Excel knowledge in the field. 

There’s a lot to be learned and you’ve gotta start somewhere, right? For just $4 per course ($59.99 total), it’s hard to go wrong with this Big Data Super Training Bundle — especially since it’s valued at $3,000. Even if you don’t become a data scientist, your new tech skills will be valued at practically every job of the future.