#MIT School of Distance Education

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Auto ML : The Future of Automated Machine Learning Model Development

we’ll explore what AutoML is, how it simplifies ML model development, its applications in the automation industry, and how MIT School of Distance Education (MITSDE) offers the best courses for students looking to upskill in machine learning in India.

#AutoML # DistanceEducation #machinelearning #india #MITSDE

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Which is the best college for correspondence MBA in Pune?

When it comes to pursuing a Correspondence MBA in Pune, several institutions stand out for their quality education and flexible learning options. Pune, known as an educational hub, is home to many top MBA colleges that offer distance learning programs designed for working professionals and those seeking flexibility in their studies.

Among the Top MBA Colleges in Pune, Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning (SCDL) is a popular choice. SCDL offers a well-structured Correspondence MBA program with a comprehensive curriculum and interactive online sessions. Additionally, the Indira Institute of Management and MIT School of Distance Education also offer reputable MBA programs that cater to a range of specializations, helping students achieve their career goals.

These colleges provide a mix of affordability, quality education, and strong support systems, making them excellent options for those looking to pursue a Correspondence MBA in Pune.

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The Importance Of Play

I find the new Tumblr to be pretty similar to the old Tumblr. I find it weird that I miss it. Medium featured a story by someone who complained that everything had become a kind of SEO game. Instead of just making content and sharing stories, every popular blog post seemed like a simple collection of trending phrases and buzzwords.

If I wrote something like this on Medium, then 99 times out of 100 no one would read it. In the rare event that the algorithm blessed it in its infinite wisdom, I would probably be bombarded by a slew of angry comments about my lack of research and citations. On Tumblr that generally doesn't happen. I can kind of just say things, and for the source I can just say "trust me."

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Why are asterisks so big now?

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There's a really popular TED talk called The Super Mario Effect. When I first watched it, I didn't really like it. The speaker argued that playing Super Mario is fun, whereas it would be a chore to receive instructions to press one button for a few seconds, then another button for a few seconds. I remember thinking, yeah. That makes sense and you have wasted my time.

That's not really the main point the video was making, though. The speaker ran an experiment in which he gave participants a faux coding challenge, but penalized one group and awarded the other group (as in a counter that went up vs. one that went down). The group that was rewarded attempted the challenge more times.

Again, not extremely surprising or profound. His point was that our education system thrives on penalizing failure instead of making things exciting. I heard a similar sentiment in Sal Khan's TED talk. We "time-box" education, meaning we generally divide people by age and then determine how much they learn in x time (ie a semester). Why not optimize for mastery instead? Have them repeat lessons until they get it.

If I remember correctly, Sal Khan also received three MIT degrees in four years. Traditional education apparently worked for him, too.

The argument that we should make school more fun has basically been argued since the beginning. In seventh grade, they tried it. Instead of a textbook they gave us a coloring book, and one of the required activities was to get little crumpled pieces of paper and throw them at each other from distances, to demonstrate the tactical superiority of the longbow over the crossbow. Even then, I remember people complaining: This is seventh grade, and you're assessing our understanding of history by how neatly we color a book?

I hate to pull out the dictionary, but if you look up the definition of play:

engage in activity for enjoyment and recreation rather than a serious or practical purpose.

"the children were playing outside"

That kind of says everything, really. Play can be important, but it's not really "play" of you're forcing people to do it. It's a bit like how kindergarten teachers don't typically fail students who refuse to go on the playground at lunch.

Fast-forward to college biology. We had a teacher who was very anti-tradition, but at the end of the day we still had pretty conventional tests. Her argument was that she wanted her class to be different, sure, but if she didn't make certain things mandatory then no one would do them. That's the thing I imagine educators constantly grapple with. Is the traditional grading system great? Not exactly. Should we do away with tests and grades? Well if we did that, people may not really be incentivized to study or learn anything.

On r/investing or something, I looked up the question of why teachers never bothered to teach us useful things like index funds, and 401Ks, and budget balancing. One parent lamented that he tried that, and the students just didn't care. A commenter said he wants to BELIEVE that students would have been really fascinated, but the harsh reality is that middle school him would not have cared one bit if someone tried to explain the stock market to him.

My boss gave each of his daughters $1000 and allowed them to invest in anything, so long as they wrote him a report about WHY they invested the way they did.

Sounds badass. Let's just have schools give each middle schooler $1000 for stock investing and let them keep the profits.

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"Mandatory fun." That's where things kind of break down. It also defies the definition of play. It's become its own meme, these videos of bosses who force people to dance at the office, only if they refuse they get fired.

Someone on Reddit asked why we no longer "play" as adults. He, or she, was met with an overwhelming number of sarcastic answers that all basically said, "have you heard of sports?" Well...sure. It might be kind of splitting hairs, but I'm not sure if sports are really what we mean when we describe play.

I like Chess. I'm not sure if I do it because it appeals to the mammalian need for "play." Chess tends to be result-oriented. You don't play it for the fun so much as for the fulfillment of being tested and finding your limits. Chess is competitive play, a tiny bit like basketball or soccer. When I think of "play," something like music sounds closer. If you ballroom dance as an adult, your instructor shows you certain moves and then you do them with a partner. You get to improvise a bit. It's not like if you fail to do the turn at step five, the dance instructor asks you to kindly get the hell off of his floor.

This is more like jazz. In jazz, you have to follow a certain key, but you're free to improvise. If you're in an orchestra, that's just not how it generally works.

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Okay, the million dollar question:

"Okay, Evan, what in the name of God is your point?"

Well, if you can incorporate play into your life, maybe that's it. Maybe the world is yours. You get to 1000x your productivity, your stock portfolio explodes, and your LinkedIn posts about the importance of helping our shareholders go viral.

I just kind of feel like the outlets for it decrease over time. Social media, for example, is where I spend most of my time and I don't think I am alone in this. Where is the "play" in social media? When Facebook first came out, they would roll out features, then we would be subtly nudged into trying them out and being creative. Now it's like they put a gun to your head, kidnap your dog, and tell you that if you ever want to see your little shih tzu again you'd better download the app and try the new emojis. It doesn't feel like "play" so much as a hostage situation.

Reddit, you have to download the app. Medium, you get 5000 comments telling you to go kill yourself. Heaven help you if you make significant money from social media, because then you start to get PAID to drive up engagement using phrases and keywords that annoy people. Sure, you'll get 1000 angry comments now, but maybe that's the difference between whether or not you get food on your table.

Well...okay. I can imagine the eye-rolls. Ramen on your table or steak.

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Video games are a form of play. They get their stigma, but at the end of the day they're still pretty widespread now among adults. Then you have arcades. Casinos. Sports betting. God gave us Robinhood, praise Him, empowering us with zero commissions to optimally drive our portfolios to zero.

In college we had creative writing. That was just it. It was this fun elective that people, typically STEM majors, took and you wrote a story and if it was good then good and if it sucked you would still get an A. Advanced creative writing was a little bit different.

There was this divide, I noticed, between the UWP and the ENL people. In the world of UWP writing was this straightforward, utilitarian thing. To pass the UWP exam you wrote a straightforward thing that was factually correct, and you didn't obtain superpowers if you wrote something really eloquent. ENL was very different. To get an A in an ENL class, you had to write something very original and interesting. UWP was kind of like technical writing, and ENL was more like creative writing.

I'm actually not sure what you did with ENL. It was a bit like something tailored to academic literature people, but most of the people I met in that department wanted to be teachers.

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Oh hey, small asterisks.

Play is critically important, so important to mammals that a child who doesn't get exposed to play with have development issues. Now we're older, and there's still "play," but it seems to be confined to these societally expected things. TikTok. Gambling. Making up words like "societally," which according to Tumblr is not a real word.

Maybe some random guy on reddit said it best. Someone said, I don't get to "play" anymore as an adult. It's not okay for me to do things like skate.

Then someone said, what are you talking about? My adult friends and I still skate. Maybe get new friends?

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The last point

Big asterisk

The last point that usually comes up is how to make coding fun.

Well, of course it's not fun for a lot of people. It seems so obvious now. Kids are going to rebel against coding if their parents are coders and force them at gunpoint to solve coding assignments. My high school teacher did it pretty well, I think. He had us program "bugs" and have them fight each other. One person broke the game, but we had someone who was kind of overpowered.

Maybe go to a school, and hire a cybersecurity expert to teach your middle schoolers how to hack into the main network and change their grades. You're not appealing to "fun" and "play" anymore, but to sheer destructive will and unstoppable power.

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Coding games generally suck. The best ones seem to be aimed at adults who already code. The ones for kids just aren't fun.

Minecraft is, but the problem with Minecraft is that it's too fun. One second you're figuring out how to build a fence and the next you're in the hospital because you forgot how to eat.

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Top-Ranked Distance MBA Programs in Delhi for Career Advancement

Top-Ranked Distance MBA Programs in Delhi for Career Advancement

In today’s modest business environment, earning a MBA degree is significant for career development. While a traditional MBA program is not very feasible for working professionals or candidates with other demanding schedules, This is where, distance MBA plays a significant role. Because, it offers flexibility individuals can balance their personal and professional lives while studying.

There are many reputed distance MBA colleges across India. However, choosing the right college in a prime location is important. Delhi is the foremost hub for education and business. There are top distance MBA colleges in Delhi. The colleges are recognized by the respective statutory bodies like UGC-DEB. The distance MBA courses are curated to offer inclusive business education. It equips students with advanced business skills, which are highly required to excel in their careers. In this article, will explore best distance MBA colleges in Delhi, NCR.

Top Colleges for Distance MBA in Delhi NCR

Fees Structure 

IGNOU 

INR 62,000

School of Open Learning, Delhi University 

INR 20,000

Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning , Delhi

INR 50,000

MIT School of Distance Education 

INR 33,000 to INR 68,000

Wisdom School of Management 

INR 40,000

Centre for Distance and Open Learning, Jamia Millia Islamia

INR 50,000

Indian School of Business Management and Administration, Delhi

INR 23,000

IMT Ghaziabad-Centre for Distance Learning 

INR 2 Lakhs 

Mahatma Gandhi University 

INR 35,000

Suresh Gyan Vihar University Distance Education 

INR 58,000

Unique Education Institute Dwaraka

INR 42,000

Manav Rachna Centre for Distance and Online Education 

INR 1 Lakh  

Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning , Ghaziabad

INR 35,000

Top Ranked Distance MBA Programs in Delhi: Detailed Guide 

IGNOU Delhi 

IGNOU is highly recognized for distance learning courses. It is the largest open university in India. It has regional centers all over the country. The IGNOU Distance MBA Program is highly recognized for its innovative curriculum and flexibility. It has been approved by AICTE. The admissions process will be conducted twice a year (January and July). The program is curated to cater to the needs of working professionals. IGNOU Distance MBA fees will be approximately INR 15,000 per semester.

IGNOU distance MBA courses

Banking & Finance

Human Resource Management

Financial Management

Operation Management

Marketing Management

School of Open Learning, Delhi University

DU-SOL has been recognized by UGC, AICTE and NAAC with a Grade A++. Candidates willing to enroll in the Delhi University Distance MBA, can learn from the best faculty and industry experts. After the completion of your degree, you will become a part of the DU SOL Alumni Network. This will add the credibility to your professional life, which the industry recognizes. The university offers MBA distance learning courses in both Hindi and English. If you are looking for a highly ranked distance MBA in Delhi, then DU-SOL is your go-to choice.

Available Specializations

Finance Management

Operations Management

Marketing Management

HR Management

IT Management

Business Analytics

Banking & Finance Management

Hospitality Management

Retail Management

Hospital Administration

Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning , Delhi

SCDL is one of the top college for distance learning. It offers various PG diploma programs equivalent to a distance MBA. The programs are taught by experienced faculty members who have industry knowledge. Symbiosis Distance MBA fees are approximately INR 50,000. In addition, it offers the best services, which is necessary for learning effectively. The services include e-mentoring, self-learning material, e-learning, an e-counselling center, counseling, a call center, placement assistance, an alumni association, etc.

Available Courses

PG Diploma in Business Administration

PG Diploma in Banking and Financial Services

PG Diploma in Human Resource Management

PG Diploma in Personnel and Human Resource Management

PG Diploma in International Business

PG Diploma in Export and Import Management

PG Diploma in Business and Corporate Laws

PG Diploma in Customer Relationship Management

PG Diploma in Supply Chain Management

PG Diploma in Retail Management

PG Diploma in Data Science

PG Diploma in Information Technology

PG Diploma in Project Management

PG Diploma in Energy Management

PG Diploma in Technical Writing in Business Management

PG Diploma in Insurance Business Management

PG Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication

PG Program in Strategic Management

PG Diploma in Psychological Counselling

Centre for Distance and Open Learning, Jamia Millia Islamia

The distance MBA offered by Jamia Millia Islamia is well recognized. It holds the same recognition as a regular MBA. It is widely recognized by employers. The university has been recognized by UGC-DEB to offer distance learning programs. Jamia Millia Islamia Distance MBA fees are approximately INR 50,000. The syllabus is industry oriented and it is revised as per the current industry needs.  It offers best services to distance learners. In addition, placement assistance is available.

Available Specializations:

Human Resource Management

Marketing Management

Finance Management

Operation Management

Conclusion

Candidates who pursue a distance MBA from a top-ranked college in Delhi, are highly valued  and it can be a transformative step in career growth. A distance MBA for working professionals is an excellent choice due to its affordability and flexibility. In order to achieve a successful career and reach professional goals, you need to choose the right distance MBA program. Whether you want to get promoted, switch careers or enter entrepreneurship, a distance MBA can provide a foundation that is essential for success.

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MS in Business Analytics in USA Cost: A Full Guide

In today’s data-driven world, a Master of Science (MS) in Business Analytics has become one of the most sought-after graduate programs. The USA, with its robust educational system and thriving tech industry, stands out as a top destination for this advanced degree. But, before starting on this academic journey, it's crucial to understand the financial investment involved.

This blog will delve into the various costs associated with pursuing an MS in Business Analytics in USA Cost, including tuition fees, living expenses, and extra costs, providing a comprehensive overview to help prospective students plan their finances effectively.

Tuition Fees

Tuition fees are the most significant part of the MS in Business Analytics in USA Cost structure for any graduate program. These fees can vary widely based on the institution, program length, and location.

Public Universities: Public universities generally offer lower tuition fees compared to private institutions. For instance, the University of Texas at Austin charges around $40,000 for its MS in Business Analytics program for out-of-state students. In-state students may pay significantly less due to state subsidies.

Private Universities: Private institutions typically have higher tuition fees. For example, the MS in Business Analytics program at MIT Sloan School of Management costs approximately $82,000.

Ivy League Schools: Ivy League institutions, known for their prestigious programs, also have high tuition fees. Harvard Business School’s MS in Business Analytics program costs around $75,000 per year.

Living Expenses

Living expenses can significantly add to the MS in Business Analytics in USA Cost of studying. These expenses include accommodation, food, transportation, health insurance, and personal expenses. The cost of living varies greatly depending on the location of the university.

Accommodation:

On-campus housing can range from $8,000 to $15,000 per year, depending on the type of room and amenities.

Off-campus housing costs vary by city. For example, living in cities like New York or San Francisco can cost upwards of $20,000 per year, whereas smaller cities or towns may be more affordable, with costs around $10,000 to $12,000 per year.

Food:

Meal plans offered by universities can range from $3,000 to $5,000 per year.

Groceries and dining out can add another $3,000 to $5,000 annually.

Transportation:

Public transportation costs vary by city. In larger cities with extensive public transit systems, students might spend around $1,000 to $1,500 per year.

In cities where a car is necessary, costs can be higher, including car payments, insurance, and fuel, potentially totalling $3,000 to $5,000 annually.

Health Insurance:

Health insurance is mandatory for international students and can range from $1,500 to $2,500 per year, depending on the coverage and provider.

Personal Expenses:

Personal expenses, including clothing, entertainment, and other miscellaneous costs, typically range from $2,000 to $4,000 per year.

Additional Costs

Beyond tuition and living expenses, there are several additional MS in Business Analytics in USA Cost to consider when planning.

Application Fees:

Application fees for graduate programs range from $50 to $150 per application. Given that students often apply to multiple schools, these costs can add up.

Standardized Tests:

The cost of taking the GRE or GMAT, which are often required for admission, is around $205 for the GRE and $250 for the GMAT. Preparation courses and materials can add another $500 to $1,500.

Visa Fees:

The F-1 student visa application fee is $160, and there is an additional SEVIS fee of $350.

Books and Supplies:

Textbooks and other academic supplies can cost between $1,000 and $2,000 per year.

Travel Expenses:

International students need to account for travel expenses to and from the USA, which can range from $1,000 to $2,000 annually, depending on the distance and frequency of travel.

Financial Aid and Scholarships

To offset these MS in Business Analytics in USA Cost, many universities offer financial aid, scholarships, and assistantships to qualified students.

Merit-Based Scholarships:

Many institutions offer scholarships based on academic excellence, leadership qualities, and other criteria. These scholarships can significantly reduce tuition costs.

Need-Based Financial Aid:

Some universities provide need-based financial aid to students who show financial need. This aid can come in the form of grants, loans, or work-study programs.

Graduate Assistantships:

Research and teaching assistantships not only provide a stipend but may also include tuition waivers. These positions are competitive and typically require students to work part-time for a faculty member or department.

Conclusion

Pursuing an MS in Business Analytics in the USA is a significant financial commitment, but it can be a worthwhile investment for those seeking a career in the growing field of data analytics. By carefully considering the MS in Business Analytics in USA Cost and exploring financial aid options, prospective students can make informed decisions about their education and future career. The high-quality education and potential for lucrative job opportunities make this path an attractive option for many aspiring business analysts.

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Unique Skylink in Baner, Pune: The Ideal Place to Live

The location of a residential property is crucial for its appeal and value. Unique Skylink, situated in the heart of Baner, Pune, enjoys a prime location that offers many benefits to its residents. This article will explain how the excellent location of Unique Skylink enhances the living experience, focusing on its connectivity, access to essential services, nearby recreational facilities, and overall lifestyle advantages.

Excellent Connectivity

One of the best features of Unique Skylink's location is its excellent connectivity. Baner is well-connected to various parts of Pune and beyond through a network of roads and highways. The Mumbai-Pune Expressway is easily accessible, providing smooth travel to Mumbai and other major cities. This is particularly helpful for professionals who frequently travel for work.

Major roads like Baner Road, Pashan-Sus Road, and the Pune-Bangalore Highway make commuting within Pune easy. Public transportation options, including buses and auto-rickshaws, are readily available. The upcoming Pune Metro, which will have a station in Baner, will further improve connectivity, making commuting even more convenient.

Close to IT Hubs and Commercial Centers

Baner is a major IT and commercial hub in Pune. The location of Unique Skylink is ideal for professionals working in these sectors. Major IT parks and commercial centers, such as Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park in Hinjewadi, Teerth Technospace, and Panchshil Business Park, are just a short drive away. This reduces commuting time, allowing residents to have a better work-life balance.

Baner also has many corporate offices, co-working spaces, and start-up hubs. This vibrant business environment offers plenty of job opportunities and fosters a dynamic professional community. Residents of Unique Skylink have easy access to employment options and networking opportunities right at their doorstep.

Access to Educational Institutions

For families with children, having good schools nearby is important. Unique Skylink benefits from its proximity to some of Pune's top schools and colleges. Reputed institutions such as The Orchid School, Vibgyor High School, and DAV Public School are located nearby, ensuring that children receive a high standard of education without traveling long distances.

Higher education institutions like Symbiosis International University and MIT World Peace University are also within easy reach. This makes Unique Skylink an ideal choice for families looking for a well-rounded living experience.

Quality Healthcare Facilities

Access to quality healthcare is a fundamental requirement for any residential community. Unique Skylink's location ensures that residents have quick and convenient access to top-notch healthcare facilities. Renowned hospitals such as Jupiter Hospital, Ruby Hall Clinic, and Lifepoint Multispeciality Hospital are situated nearby. These hospitals are equipped with the latest medical technology and staffed by experienced healthcare professionals, ensuring that residents receive the best possible care.

In addition to hospitals, the area has several clinics, diagnostic centers, and pharmacies, providing comprehensive healthcare services. This accessibility to healthcare facilities enhances the overall well-being and peace of mind of the residents.

Recreational and Lifestyle Amenities

Unique Skylink's location in Baner offers residents a vibrant lifestyle with access to many recreational and lifestyle amenities. Baner is known for its thriving social scene, with numerous cafes, restaurants, and pubs in the area. Residents can enjoy a variety of culinary delights and socialize with friends and family in trendy eateries and cafes.

For those who enjoy shopping, Baner is home to several shopping centers and malls. The Westend Mall, Balewadi High Street, and Xion Mall are just a short drive away, offering a wide range of retail options, entertainment, and dining experiences. Additionally, the presence of supermarkets and local markets ensures that residents can easily meet their daily needs.

Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity of Baner to green spaces and parks. The Baner-Pashan Biodiversity Park and Vetal Hill offer opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, jogging, and picnicking. These green spaces provide a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, promoting a healthy and active lifestyle.

Cultural and Social Infrastructure

Baner is a culturally vibrant neighborhood with a rich social infrastructure. The area hosts various cultural events, art exhibitions, and music festivals, providing residents with ample opportunities to engage in cultural activities. Community centers, libraries, and sports clubs further enhance the social infrastructure, fostering a sense of community and belonging among residents.

The diverse and cosmopolitan nature of Baner creates a welcoming environment for people from different backgrounds. This multicultural atmosphere adds to the charm of living in Unique Skylink, where residents can interact with a diverse community and participate in various cultural exchanges.

Investment Potential

The strategic location of Unique Skylink not only enhances the quality of life for its residents but also offers excellent investment potential. Baner has consistently shown appreciation in real estate value, driven by its robust infrastructure, connectivity, and proximity to key commercial and IT hubs. Investing in a property in this prime location ensures not only a comfortable living experience but also promising returns on investment in the long run.

Conclusion

Unique Skylink's prime location in Baner, Pune, offers many benefits to its residents. From exceptional connectivity and proximity to IT hubs to access to quality educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and recreational amenities, the location ensures a well-rounded and convenient lifestyle. The vibrant social infrastructure and investment potential further add to the appeal of Unique Skylink as a premier residential choice. By choosing Unique Skylink, residents can enjoy the best of what Baner has to offer, making it a perfect place to call home.

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#𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐒𝐄 𝐃𝐑𝐎𝐏 - 𝐌𝐀𝐑𝐕𝐄𝐋

steve was always aware of the fact that his mom came from a long line of witches so when he developed magic at a young age, it wasn’t really all that surprising. what was surprising for him was when he went through a spell of constant headaches, each one coming in more frequent and more painful than the last, he would hear things but he couldn’t understand at first and sleep was coming less and less frequently. his mother would help with the pain and the lack of sleep but obviously this was something that she couldn’t solve with magic, she knew that this had to run its course.

then one day, steve woke up after being sedated for one of the most painful headaches he ever had and everything was different. he couldn’t really explain it but he could hear things, almost like voices but they weren’t human—it was something else, more machine. while steve had been exploring his new power, a few visitors arrived at the family home a few days later, they were representatives of xavier’s school for the gifted and they told steve and his mom that he was a mutant, born with a gene that gifted him mutant abilities and from what they were able to deduce, it involved technology.

they offered him a place at the school so that he could not only learn how to control his new powers but to also obtain an education. though reluctant at first, steve decided to go and his mom would move along with him, purchasing a house relatively close to the school but still with enough distance that her son would feel independent.

a lot has changed since then, steve would come out to his close friends as trans ( he had already came out to his mother before his mutant powers appeared ), he graduated ahead of his class at 16 years old and got accepted to attend MIT. his mom moved back to their old town, mostly due to the fact that steve has better control over his mutant and magical abilities. after graduating from MIT, steve decided go work at the school as IT and a part-time teacher.

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Which institute is best for data science courses in Pune?

Why Choose Pune for Data Science?

1. Educational Hub

Pune is home to numerous prestigious universities and institutes that offer high-quality education in various fields, including data science course in pune. The city's rich academic culture provides an excellent environment for learning and growth.

2. Tech Industry Presence

Known as the "Oxford of the East," Pune also boasts a significant presence of IT companies and startups. This convergence of academia and industry creates a perfect ecosystem for aspiring data scientists to gain practical experience and industry exposure.

3. Networking Opportunities

With numerous tech meetups, conferences, and seminars happening throughout the year, Pune offers ample opportunities to network with industry professionals, peers, and potential employers. This networking can be invaluable for career growth and job placements.

4. Quality of Life

Compared to other metropolitan cities in India, Pune offers a relatively affordable cost of living, pleasant weather, and a balanced lifestyle. These factors make it an attractive destination for students and professionals alike.

What to Expect from a Data Science Course in Pune

Comprehensive Curriculum

A good data science course in Pune typically covers a broad spectrum of topics to ensure you gain a well-rounded understanding of the field. Here are some of the core areas you can expect to study:

Statistics and Probability: The foundation of data science course in pune, helping you understand data distributions and inferential statistics.

Programming: Mastery of languages such as Python and R, which are essential for data manipulation and analysis.

Data Wrangling: Techniques for cleaning and preprocessing data to make it ready for analysis.

Machine Learning: Algorithms and models that enable predictive analytics and pattern recognition.

Data Visualization: Tools like Tableau and Power BI to present data insights effectively.

Big Data Technologies: Understanding frameworks like Hadoop and Spark for handling large datasets.

Domain-Specific Knowledge: Application of data science course in pune techniques in fields such as finance, healthcare, and e-commerce.

Hands-On Projects

Practical experience is crucial in data science. Courses in Pune often include numerous projects that allow you to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world problems. These projects not only enhance your learning but also build a strong portfolio to showcase to potential employers.

Industry Exposure

Many data science programs in Pune collaborate with local businesses and tech companies to provide internships and industry projects. This exposure helps you gain practical experience and understand the challenges and expectations of the job market.

Expert Faculty

Courses are typically taught by experienced professionals and academicians who bring a wealth of knowledge and industry insights. Learning from such experts ensures that you stay updated with the latest trends and best practices in data science training in pune.

Flexible Learning Options

Recognizing the diverse needs of learners, many institutes in Pune offer flexible learning options, including full-time, part-time, and online courses. This flexibility allows you to balance your studies with other commitments.

Top Institutes Offering Data Science Courses in Pune

Symbiosis Institute of Computer Studies and Research (SICSR)

MIT School of Distance Education

iClass Pune

Skillslash Academy

Technogeeks

Each of these institutes has its unique strengths and offerings, so it's essential to research and choose the one that aligns best with your career goals and learning preferences.

Conclusion

A data science course in Pune can be a significant stepping stone towards a successful and fulfilling career in one of the most dynamic and high-demand fields today. With its blend of top-notch educational institutions, thriving tech industry, and vibrant culture, Pune provides an ideal environment to learn, grow, and launch your career in data science. Whether you are a fresh graduate or a professional looking to upskill, investing in a data science course in Pune is a decision that can open doors to numerous opportunities and set you on a path to success."Looking for data science classes in Pune? Discover the best data science course in Pune with placement opportunities and competitive data science course fees in Pune. Find the best institute for data science in Pune offering online data science training in Pune. Explore top-rated data science classes Pune has to offer for comprehensive learning. | datasciencecourseinpune

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Elevate Your Career with a Data Analyst Course in Pune

Why Choose Pune for a Data Analyst Course?

Pune, known as the "Oxford of the East," is a vibrant educational hub with a thriving IT industry. It boasts a rich pool of academic institutions and training centers that offer specialized courses in data analysis. The city’s tech ecosystem provides ample opportunities for practical exposure and internships, data analytics course in pune making it an ideal location for aspiring data analysts.

Course Curriculum

A well-structured data analyst course in Pune typically covers a broad spectrum of topics to ensure comprehensive learning. Here's a breakdown of the core components:

Introduction to Data Analysis: This module provides an overview of the data analysis process, including data collection, cleaning, and preprocessing. It introduces key concepts such as data types, variables, and data sources.

Statistical Analysis: Understanding statistics is crucial for data analysis. Courses delve into descriptive and inferential statistics, probability distributions, hypothesis testing, and regression analysis.

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This is the time of the semester when everyone around me keeps having breakdowns left right and centre.

It just goes on to show how truly toxic architecture schools working environment is. At least mine. The dean is shit, our guides don't give a fuck and have like 15 min discussions and not see our work properly, only to tear it all down next week cus apparently our design is shit.

It's just. So frustrating. To see creativity go down the drain. All we're concerned with is getting done with the submissions. The semesters are getting shorter, good teachers keep leaving, design crits have turned subjective, submission deadlines are unrealistic, submission expectations are unrealistic, the course syllabus doesn't make any sense, sleeping well or dressing well is looked down upon since that means you're wasting time not working (by the faculty, ofc), having a social life is looked down upon cus of the same reasons, extra curricular competitions are barely given attention, participating in clubs/societies is not encouraged and practically impossible with the working hours we have to deal with, there's no healthy schedule to follow, leaving most of us with fucked up sleep cycles, back, neck and vision problems. We're forced to stay up night after night to be able to complete the work. There is no weekend. No semester break. Just year break after one entire year of rotting. We get burnt out, too often, too soon. The teachers just seem cruel at one point with how unempathetic they are. Theres a severe lack of practical learning, especially considering how practical based architecture truly is. Architecture is as physically tiring as it is mentally.

Professors seem so narrow and closed minded when it comes to design. Anything out of the ordinary or anything even minorly hypothetical is immediately shot down. We've restricted ourselves to blocks of concrete, brick and steel. We're not taught to think outside of the box, and if anyone does do it, they're mocked. I've seen the courses of schools like MIT and Bartlett, and they truly teach students how to THINK. How to broaden their minds. Why isn't this type of education available to everyone??

Ofc I've had my good share of fun in studios, but it was mainly related to my friends, and not the actual work we were doing.

I remember having some brilliant teachers and having the most fun in the classes that taught basic stuff practically. Like learning about brick bonds in first semester by actually making them. Learning metro construction in 6th semester by making miniature models. That is architecture. Questioning the mechanism and functions of everything, looking at innovative creative ways to make something functioning and practical.

And offices can be worse in a lot of ways, especially if it's a small firm. No healthy working hours, 9 hour regular working day, plus extra hours when there's more workload. Most don't give Saturdays off. And the pay?? Pathetic. Theres people who've studied for 3 years and are making more than a junior architect could imagine. So much work and effort and for what? To be disrespected by senior architects?? To not be payed well and be considered a machine instead of a human??

Ik this is majorly the fault of my own country's education system, and I don't know if students from other countries feel the same way. But I'm truly done with the system here. It feels like it was created to make you hate architecture instead of loving it. There's a reason why majority of the students go into related fields and not into core architecture. It's so shitty that by 5th year I've come to decide I can't stand it anymore and want my distance. I might get back into it eventually, but for now, I'm gonna do something else. Fuck this shit, truly.

There's so much more I could say and rant about this but I'm gonna stop now.

P.S.: My seniors call it architorture. I agree.