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Ryan Orban

Ryan Orban

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  1. OSSU Data Science Curriculum

    OSSU Data Science is a free, community-curated curriculum for self-teaching data science to the equivalent of a university degree — structured sequence from linear algebra and statistics through machine learning and specialization. A roadmap for going deep without a formal program.

  2. A Practical Intro to Data Science — Zipfian Academy

    Zipfian Academy's canonical post on what data science actually involves in practice — widely shared as a curriculum reference and one of the clearest articulations of the data scientist skill set in 2014. Clare Corthell called it 'still one of the best posts on the topic.'

  3. Self-Study Guide to Machine Learning

    Machine Learning Mastery's self-study guide to machine learning — Jason Brownlee's staged curriculum for practitioners who want to learn ML without a formal background. Prescriptive and pragmatic: pick an algorithm, implement it, run it on data, iterate.

  4. Metacademy — Bayesian Machine Learning Roadmap

    Roger Grosse's curated Metacademy roadmap for learning Bayesian machine learning from scratch — a sequenced path through Bayesian inference, probabilistic graphical models, approximate inference, and nonparametric methods. The systematic route through a complex prerequisite landscape.

  5. Metacademy

    Metacademy is a 'web of knowledge' for machine learning — a dependency graph of concepts where each node links to learning resources and its prerequisites. The idea: show exactly what you need to know before you can understand any given topic.

  6. What Every Computer Science Major Should Know

    Matt Might's canonical essay on what a CS graduate should know across breadth and depth — from formal theory to systems to software engineering practice. A widely-shared framework for thinking about CS education and self-directed learning gaps.

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