Lessons from the World of Sports Analytics

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01.01-intro.mp4

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01.02-kens journey into data science.mp4

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01.03-using data science in golf.mp4

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01.04-transitioning from economics to data science.mp4

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01.05-computer science versus data science.mp4

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01.06-using simulations to speed development.mp4

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01.07-kens transition to content creation.mp4

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01.08-data science skills you need once you get the job.mp4

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01.09-what is data science.mp4

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01.10-what new data scientists should learn.mp4

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01.11-whats the job market for data scientists like.mp4

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01.12-outro.mp4

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Description

If you’re a sports fan and a data geek at heart, you may have thought about your dream career. You may have even looked into your ideal role, only to find yourself wondering about how to achieve it. In this audio-only course—adapted from the Free the Data Podcast—Ben Sullins explores the world of data analytics in professional sports with data expert and content creator Ken Jee.

Learn about the power of sports analytics and data science tools when applied to golf. Discover the fundamentals of continuous learning, professional evolution, accountability, and sharing across platforms, with practical pointers and hard-won tips from Ken’s experience along the way. From economics and computer science to simulation and performance analysis, Ken walks you through the skills you need to understand the market, pursue your passion, and land your dream job in the field.

Note: This course was created by Ben Sullins of the Free the Data Podcast. We are pleased to host this content in our library.

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