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In my observation, the basics matter more than deviations and basics would usually remain same across. He would be better of getting into a course where the previous placements were good and better students join. The teachers and the circle of friends would shape how he grows. So, chose the...

😁 I actually work on that stuff. Reaching feature parity with the market leaders is a tough ask. If you are looking to implement the datacenter, then start off with openstack If you are looking to provide for datacenters, then start looking from OCP.

Systems programming. I bring up nextgen stuff.

I found udemy to be awesome for those of us who have little time. If your company has a subscription, then even better! learning.oreilly.com and even linkedin have some pretty decent courses.

Introduction to Statistical Learning? https://faculty.marshall.usc.edu/gareth-james/ISL/ I had posted it here https://defenceforumindia.com/threads/dfi-computer-programming-thread.82233/page-4#post-1684715 Its however fairly deep. Else, you can always start with wikipedia :devil:

You mean for the learning itself, or for the programming language specific part?

This is a great book to get you started on Statistical Learning. https://faculty.marshall.usc.edu/gareth-james/ISL/ Whats more, its free to download. IMHO, we need more people who know how to use Data Analysis and not nuts and bolts of all of it. The analogy I use is that of the car. We need to...

The truth of data analysis is that its a lot of "if-else" cases :-) You will do just fine.

Honestly I never tried. So, I can't do it 😁

you mean VPN? I can do it... but its extraordinarily boring for me. I bring up the systems that do it.

Best I have found is "Python Zero to Hero" by Jose Portilla on udemy.

I can help in C, Linux (kernel and system programming), Perl, Python. Networking too.