Most likely, you have had 1-2 courses of programming before you have taken CSE 250. Unlike traditional computer science courses, CSE 250 uses Python in an interactive mode instead of building programs. The data provider usually has some big questions that need answering; However, there are hundreds of little issues and responses along the way. We use programming to facilitate this investigation.
There are similarities with User Experience Designers. In our case, we don’t get to ask users about their experience. We use programming to ask data about its background, and each data set has its own history. We want our analysis to mold to that experience. You can think of data science programming like a first date with your data. You can’t write one long program nieve of the issues and nuances each living data set provides.
The two courses have similarities. You could think of CSE 250 as an introduction to data wrangling and visualization. Both classes use real-world data and are built around data science projects. There are some critical differences between the two courses.