[nfbcs] New Computer Science / Data Science Student Questions

[Drenth, Joe]

Hi Will,

If your education and career plans involve data analytics, I recommend that you become an expert at using Excel. It has powerful features when you install the free Analysis Toolpack and Solver plug-in, such as performing linear and nonlinear regression analysis, what-if analysis, and much  more.

Excel will  be very helpful while you learn the theories of data analytics, and you can compare Excel's results with your own when you get to the point of modeling these methods in software. 


Joseph Drenth 
Senior R&D Software Engineer 
JBT Corporation  |  Automated Systems 
400 Highpoint Drive 
Chalfont, PA  18914, USA
E: joe.drenth at jbtc.com  P: 215 822 4457
www.jbtc-agv.com 


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Hello there,

I am a totally blind student in the field of data science. I am writing to you all today in hopes of learning of tools that you all find to be critical when working in the computer science field. I read Braille and am getting a Braille Display soon. Also, I am aware of the Audio Graphing Calculator, and I can operate JAWS proficiently. Other than these three things, do any of you have suggestions, and recommendation of hardware, software, or other tools that will be useful during my studies or afterward on the job _______________________________________________
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