Menguak potensi data science
Transformasi di dunia teknik informatika
Abstract
Data Science has become an essential component in the field of Informatics Engineering, significantly contributing to big data analysis and data-driven decision-making. By utilizing mathematical, statistical, and programming techniques, Data Science enables the processing of complex data to uncover valuable patterns and trends. This article discusses the importance of Data Science in Informatics Engineering, its benefits, and the challenges faced in its implementation. Additionally, the article explores various practical applications of Data Science relevant to the needs of the industry and education in Informatics Engineering.
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