Programming in SQL, R and Python

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With the growing importance and request for coding skills, it is essential to offer students the possibility to learn to code. Therefore, the University Library offers you the opportunity to join all the courses of DataCamp for free through a classroom.

There is an app from DataCamp available for Android and IOS. It does not offer all courses, but the basic courses (5 courses) are included, including some exercises. This is a good way to practice anywhere, anytime.

Determining your level of programming is ambiguous. However, DataCamp does offer DataCamp Signal Assessment, in which you get an indication of your level of programming. It might not be perfect, but it is an excellent way to have some indication. Find DataCamp Signal Assessment here.

There are many ways in which you can use your programming skills. If you want to practice with a problem, you can look at the projects available at DataCamp, which you can find here. If you want to have it related to a course offered to you by Tilburg University, then you can reach out to your teacher, but it is not certain they have this for you.

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