He is incredibly passionate about education and bettering people's lives through technology. Prior to Codio, Kevin worked as a software engineer in the aerospace industry. Kevin is a Computer Science Curriculum Developer at Codio. His most recent work at Codio includes authoring content that aims to demystify computer science. His background and training are centered around closing the achievement gap and enhancing student success. He has taught STEM classes to students ranging from K-12 through higher education.

He received his Master of Arts in Teaching and Master of Science in Computer Science degrees from Simmons University and the University of Massachusetts, Boston, respectively.

Using Jupyter as a tool to visualize, explore and present dataĪnh is a Computer Science Curriculum Developer at Codio.

Image similarity algorithm that compares visualization models.

Creation of some of the most common and effective data visualization models.

Codio’s hands-on approach to data analysis.

How Codio integrates Spyder (Python) and RStudio (R) to enhance the learning experience.

This instructional webinar features and demonstrates: This session will cover our approach to easing learners into the data science field through a hands-on and step-by-step process. Codio believes that data science can be learned and appreciated by anyone, regardless of their programming background. This imbalance is likely due to the lack of data science programs since research reveals that a majority of those who transition into the field are self-taught and are from other programs such as business, psychology, and life sciences ( towardsdatascience). However, the supply for data scientists and analysts is low compared to the demand for them.

Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that the data science field will grow about 28% through 2026. Data Science is one of the fastest-growing fields in the current economy.

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