Partha Sarathi Baral

I'm looking for a freelance data science trainer to get the training as most of the institutions are expensive, and they don't allow monthly instalments. I'm looking for a trainer who accepts the fees in monthly instalments because I'm an entry-level working professional and I can only afford to pay a part of the full fees from my monthly salary.

Hi Mahesh, I work as solution architect in one of the big data analytics company in Bangalore. I provide coaching and mentoring for aspirants seeking a career in big data analytics. My fees are very low - almost based upon cost recovery model which you can convert into installments. If interested to discuss further do refer my profile page on UrbanPro 

https://www.urbanpro.com/parthabaral  for contact information. 

 

My initial advice would be to analyze your current job profile and few parameters in past educational background before deciding upon the course. Data engineering, data analytics with or without big data, data science, machine learning, deep learning, predictive modeling etc etc are subjects that are related but have clear distinction between themselves. These subjects demand respect, significant time commitment and tenacity to learn. And there are career levels that someone has to progress through before being considered as professional. These are real world facts. Hope this helps. Thanks.

Which is the best way for an entrepreneur to learn programming for his venture if he is keen to make a website and a mobile app?

I presume as an entrepreneur you are planning to launch a start-up with a business plan and will hire few folks to develop the software that will implement your business plan. In this case your primary role is expected to be direct the business and you also must have a fair amount of understanding of the technologies that would eventually be used by your team to develop the software that you are talking about. In that case, you need to have a broad understanding of mobile applications, different types, platforms, various tools available in the market, pros and cons, publishing mechanism, cost of development, publishing and maintenance involved, local language support, user interface guidelines etc. You may not have to get into nitty gritty of these topics but you should have a fair understanding of the subject without getting into coding. The same applies for the web site which, I guess will work in conjunction of the mobile app. Here also you need to have a broad overview of various topics. The third important piece that you need to have an overview is the connectivity mechanism among various components for example how does the mobile apk connect to the web app, what are the different protocols used, pros and cons, etc. And of course wile going through these topics you eventually have to touch upon the data storage on mobile device or an enterprise back-end RDBMS. Considering this pick up few intro kind of books that discuss these subjects at higher level. You can browse internet sites or even enrol yourself for some introductory course on Udemy or Coursera or Lynda. You can also attend some trainings programs offered by some of the Indian companies. Overall your objective should be, as the owner of the start-up business, to understand what technologies constitute and run your business, how they interface with each other, what more can be done as next step, current pros and cons, how is the competition landscape, etc. But, if you are trying to learn how to program the web and mobile and develop the software in your entrepreneurial then it is a ballgame altogether different. You would be staring at a very long and steep learning curve to be comfortable with technologies and then develop something that would eventually yield something you could have achieved two years before.