What direction should girls studying big data be employed in is as follows:

1, big data display

Big data display is one of the big data employment directions that many girls prefer. Big data display usually focuses more on the design of the interactive interface and visualization interface. Big data display is usually based on some large-scale platforms. In addition to learning the application of the relevant platform, learners usually need to learn some front-end development knowledge and database knowledge.

2, big data collection

Big data collection post of the work threshold is relatively low, the technology involved is not complex, including data collection, data cleaning and other work content, does not involve complex algorithms. The position of big data collection usually requires some programming skills, which can be learned from Python.

3, big data analytics

Big data analytics is currently one of the larger demand for talent, targeting a wider range of industries. Not only does the IT industry need big data analytics talent, traditional industries also need big data analytics talent, mastery of big data analytics technology will have a wide range of employment channels. At present, big data analysis usually use statistical methods and machine learning methods, need to have a certain math foundation for girls.

Big data (bigdata), or giant data, refers to the amount of information involved is so large that it can not be achieved through mainstream software tools, in a reasonable period of time to capture, manage, process, and organize the information to help business decision-making for more positive purposes.

In The Age of Big Data by Viktor Mayer Sch?nberg and Kenneth Kukier, big data refers to the use of all data without the use of shortcuts such as random analysis sampling.

The 5V characteristics of Big Data (proposed by IBM): Volume, Velocity, Variety, Value, Veracity. The term "Big Data" lists the top ten "New Words of the Times" with the highest vitality index in China in the past 20 years, introduced by the Commercial Press.