We recently completed the final BDMLE course. We took this opportunity to dig up an archive of what happened six months ago. Back then, we had just met (in the mountains, in a cafe or online) with the guys who had managed to immerse themselves in Python data analytics in 2 months (Py4BDA course).

Support the graduates, give likes to the pumped-up Big Data and Machine Learning engineers, and if desired, read their reviews.:

1. “It was difficult, but I like it. There is an incentive and motivation to understand and learn. Alexey, thank you! You and your team are cool!” (from) Milan

2. “Thanks to the tasks, I realized the following: I know I don't know anything (Socrates). It was cool, I repeated a lot, for the first time I monitored the performance of my code and tried to optimize it.” (c) Madiyar

3. “Thank you for the good feedback, working on mistakes is the best thing a "learner" can do.”

4. “I never thought that the cat, grep, tr, wc commands could be used so deeply. I would like more time (rather than a week) to implement the acquired knowledge. The volume is very large and there are more options for using such commands.” (c) The Rope

Do you want the same? Then please note that recruitment for Tech Orda grants starts in the summer. Put a "+” in the comments – we will add you to the candidate database for the next stream, send you detailed information about the course and answer any questions (including recommendations on preparation).

Are you shy about public activities? Leave a request on the BDMLE course page. We also take this opportunity to recall the existence of a professional orientation test in the world of ML in Python.

Big Data / Machine Learning Engineer (BDMLE):

, curriculum and applications on the website

▶️ overview of the profession for Tech Orda on Youtube (9 min)

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