Module 0: The Basics

Introduction

To get set up, participants should: 

  • Determine a place to keep digital notes – this could be OneNote, EverNote, Simple note, Notion, or another notetaking application. But it should be a place where they store digital information that they can access from multiple devices. 
  • Create a LinkedIn profile if they don’t already have one and are comfortable doing so 

Wherever they keep notes, participants should start a Career Journal based on the template in Module 0 – Career Journal Template that they update periodically. This is an activity that can also be done in the weekly meetings. 

Learning Objectives

  • Explain what is big data and identify the types of data, such as quantitative, qualitative, primary, secondary, unstructured, and structured
  • Demonstrate an understanding of the importance of data and how it is utilized for small businesses, organizations, communities, and universities 
  • Identify the difference between correlation and causation using evidence-based data documentations

Resources

Data Fellows should be aware of these resources at Georgia Tech (credit to Christa): 

Module Download

All content for this module is available to download as a slide deck.

Module 0: The Basics

*Mobile Version*

Introduction

To get set up, participants should: 

  • Determine a place to keep digital notes – this could be OneNote, EverNote, Simple note, Notion, or another notetaking application. But it should be a place where they store digital information that they can access from multiple devices. 
  • Create a LinkedIn profile if they don’t already have one and are comfortable doing so 

Wherever they keep notes, participants should start a Career Journal based on the template in Module 0 – Career Journal Template

Learning Objectives

  • Explain what is big data and identify the types of data, such as quantitative, qualitative, primary, secondary, unstructured, and structured
  • Demonstrate an understanding of the importance of data and how it is utilized for small businesses, organizations, communities, and universities 
  • Identify the difference between correlation and causation using evidence-based data documentations

Resources

Data Fellows should be aware of these resources at Georgia Tech (credit to Christa): 

Module Download

All content for this module is available to download as a slide deck.