Here is a selection of practice exams that will test your current data science knowledge. Identify key areas of improvement to strengthen your theoretical preparation, critical thinking, and practical problem-solving skills so you can get one step closer towards realizing your professional goals.
Practice ExamsSQL
Advanced SQL
In this free Advanced SQL practice exam you are a sophomore Business student who has decided to focus on improving your coding and analytical skills in the areas of relational database management systems. You are given an employee dataset containing information like titles, salaries, birth dates and department names, and are required to come up with the correct answers. This free SQL practice test will evaluate your knowledge on MySQL aggregate functions , DML statements (INSERT, UPDATE) and other advanced SQL queries.
SQL is one of the top programming languages that is used by top global companies like Microsoft, Spotify, Netflix, and Uber thanks to its amazing data retrieval, storage, and manipulation abilities. In this free Data Manipulation in SQL practice exam, we will be testing your knowledge on the SQL DML( Data Manipulation Language) statements, the WHERE clause, the CALL Statement, and SQL stored routines and procedures.
SQL is one of the most popular and in-demand programming languages, because of its intuitive syntax, ubiquitous presence in the business world, and ability to query data and perform analysis. Therefore, possessing SQL skills will give you a significant career advantage in the modern data-driven workforce. Test your knowledge in the basics of SQL with this free SQL SELECT Statement practice exam designed by 365 Data Science instructor Martin Ganchev. These set of SQL questions will test your knowledge on creating databases, SQL Constraints, and the SQL Select Query by giving you a free .sql file containing company data, to work with.
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Practice Examstheory
Introduction to Data Science Disciplines
The term “Data Science” dates back to the 1960s, to describe the emerging field of working with large amounts of data that drives organizational growth and decision-making. While the essence has remained the same, the data science disciplines have changed a lot over the past decades thanks to rapid technological advancements. In this free introduction to data science practice exam, you will test your understanding of the modern day data science disciplines and their role within an organization.
Ever since its first release in 1985, Excel continues to be the most popular spreadsheet application to this day- with approximately 750 million users worldwide, thanks to its flexibility and ease of use. No matter if you are a data scientist or not, knowing how to use Excel will greatly improve and optimize your workflow. Therefore, in this free Excel Basics practice exam you are going to work with a dataset of a company in the Fast Moving Consumer Goods Sector as an aspiring data analyst and test your knowledge on basic Excel functions and shortcuts.
State-of-the-art machine learning algorithms have opened a whole new realm of possibilities for businesses to optimize their processes and create new product/service features, that maximize competitive advantages. Used in recommendation systems, fraud detection, spam filtering, self-driving cars, to name a few, these advanced algorithms are only getting more popular by the day. Take this free machine learning practice exam and test your knowledge on supervised, unsupervised and reinforcement machine learning, and their applications.
What Excel lacks in data visualization tools compared to Tableau, or computational power for analyzing big data compared to Python, it compensates with accessibility and flexibility. Excel allows you to quickly organize, visualize and perform mathematical functions on a set of data, without the need for any programming or statistical skills. Therefore, it is in your best interest to learn how to use the various Excel tools at your disposal. This practice exam is a good opportunity to test your excel knowledge in the text to column functions, excel macros, row manipulation and basic math formulas.
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Practice Examstheory
Introduction to Data Science Disciplines
The term “Data Science” dates back to the 1960s, to describe the emerging field of working with large amounts of data that drives organizational growth and decision-making. While the essence has remained the same, the data science disciplines have changed a lot over the past decades thanks to rapid technological advancements. In this free introduction to data science practice exam, you will test your understanding of the modern day data science disciplines and their role within an organization.
Ever since its first release in 1985, Excel continues to be the most popular spreadsheet application to this day- with approximately 750 million users worldwide, thanks to its flexibility and ease of use. No matter if you are a data scientist or not, knowing how to use Excel will greatly improve and optimize your workflow. Therefore, in this free Excel Basics practice exam you are going to work with a dataset of a company in the Fast Moving Consumer Goods Sector as an aspiring data analyst and test your knowledge on basic Excel functions and shortcuts.
State-of-the-art machine learning algorithms have opened a whole new realm of possibilities for businesses to optimize their processes and create new product/service features, that maximize competitive advantages. Used in recommendation systems, fraud detection, spam filtering, self-driving cars, to name a few, these advanced algorithms are only getting more popular by the day. Take this free machine learning practice exam and test your knowledge on supervised, unsupervised and reinforcement machine learning, and their applications.
What Excel lacks in data visualization tools compared to Tableau, or computational power for analyzing big data compared to Python, it compensates with accessibility and flexibility. Excel allows you to quickly organize, visualize and perform mathematical functions on a set of data, without the need for any programming or statistical skills. Therefore, it is in your best interest to learn how to use the various Excel tools at your disposal. This practice exam is a good opportunity to test your excel knowledge in the text to column functions, excel macros, row manipulation and basic math formulas.