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Hi Lee,
I think there are many valid approaches because data science is such a large field. Many good data scientists come from very different backgrounds. A lot of this comes down to where you want to focus. Based on your post, I’m going to guess that you are interested in focusing on practical applications of AI. If that’s correct, then I would recommend that you let practical projects and examples drive your studies. Having said that, it can be hard to get started unless you know at least some of the theory and principles. So learn some theory and principles; in particular, make sure you know how to correctly validate your models. Then get started solving problems. As you go, you may find that it would help to learn a little more theory, or improve your technical skills in a particular software package or programming language.
To this end, I would recommend beginning with three of our free courses to cover a little of the theory and principles, and to get started with some hands-on examples. Then as soon as you can, get started with your own projects. As you work on your own projects, I’m confident you’ll find many learning opportunities.
1. https://academy.rapidminer.com/learn/course/applications-use-cases-professional
2. https://academy.rapidminer.com/learn/course/data-engineering-professional/
3. https://academy.rapidminer.com/learn/course/machine-learning-professional
Now there’s plenty more about becoming a good data scientist that I have left unsaid, but I think this could be a good way to start!
Regards,
Jeff
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