Machine Learning Is The Most Acquired Skill In India
The Future of Jobs 2020 report by the World Economic Forum states that AI and Machine Learning Specialists, Data Analysts, and Data Scientists are emerging job roles. This is making graduates and professionals explore the domain and upskill themselves. On the Coursera platform, the ‘Machine Learning’ course by Stanford University is the most popular. The Annual Employability Survey by Aspiring Minds states that 80% of Indian engineers are not fit for jobs in the knowledge economy, and only 2.5% of them possess technical skills in AI that the industry requires. Besides machine learning, the ‘Foundations: Data, Data, Everywhere’ course by Google is also a popular choice among learners to gain skills such as Data Visualization, Data Analysis, Data Cleaning, SQL and Data Processing. The ten most popular Data Science courses on Coursera in 2021 are Machine Learning by Stanford University Foundations: Data, Data, Everywhere by Google   Introduction to Machine Learning by Duke University       What is Data Science? By IMBGetting Started with AWS Machine Learning by Amazon Web ServicesAsk Questions to Make Data-Driven Decisions by GooglePython for Data Science, AI & Development by IMBNeural Networks and Deep Learning by DeepLearning.AIIntroduction to Data Analytics by IBMPrepare Data for Exploration by Google
Machine Learning and Foundations: Data, Data, Everywhere are the top two popular courses to upskill in the demanding ecosystem
Machine Learning and Foundations: Data, Data, Everywhere are the top two popular courses to upskill in the demanding ecosystem
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Meeta’s interest lies in finding out real practical applications of technology. At AIM, she writes stories that question the new inventions and the need to develop them. She believes that technology has and will continue to change the world very fast and that it is no more ‘cool’ to be ‘old-school’. If people don’t update themselves with the technology, they will surely be left behind.