#professional development certificate program

Big Data Certification Programs

Due to the appeal of data science field and the premise of high incomes, more and more people decide to join the field every day. Some aspirants of top engineering colleges in Jaipur may come from a technical background, while others just join in due to curiosity without deciding the field. It provides a strong, solid portfolio that can help them land the job they want. Getting into data science does not necessarily require any degrees or certificates. Sometimes having some could help make them stand out in the applicant’s pool when applying for a job.

A good data science portfolio helps individual collect projects that show their skills, prove their knowledge, and demonstrate their ability to build solid data science projects. That is the core of a good portfolio, but engineering aspirants can also include some certificates to prove that they put in the time, effort, and money to train their skills and become a more qualified data scientist.

Every certificate does not require getting directly into a testing centre. In fact, most of the desirable data science certificates can be taken from the comfort of their couch. There are some top desirable certificates that students of Best Engineering Colleges can obtain to increase their chances of landing an internship or their dream job.

1. Microsoft Certified: Azure Data Scientist Associate

Microsoft is considered one of the leading names of technology and software. They offer a certificate that targets to measure their ability to run experiments, optimize their model’s performance, train machine learning models, and deploy it using the Azure Machine Learning workspace.

To obtain this certificate, students of Best BTech Colleges require to pass one exam, and they can prepare for this exam in one of two ways. Microsoft provides free online materials that they can self-study to prepare for the exam. If they prefer having an instructor, they also provide a paid option where an Azure machine learning instructor can tutor them.

2. IBM Data Science Professional Certificate

This certificate comes from IBM and is offered at the end of a course series that consider them from being a complete data science beginner to a professional data scientist online and at their own pace.

IBM Data science professional certificate is offered both on both edX and Coursera. On either platform, students of private engineering college in Jaipur have to complete a set of courses covering all the core knowledge of data science to get the certificate and an IBM badge once they are done.

3. Google Professional Data Engineer Certification????

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If your natal Saturn aspects your Mercury or sits in the 3rd house, your voice may develop slowly but with depth. Early on, you may doubt your intelligence or take longer to express yourself. Yet over time, your thinking becomes precise and authoritative. You may be suitable for careers such as editor, legal writer, technical communicator, translator, policy drafter, archivist, researcher, or academic roles that reward careful reasoning rather than speed. If your natal Sun or chart ruler is in the 2nd house, financial stability may take time to build because you learn through experience rather than risk. You tend to grow wealth and confidence gradually, step by step. Quick wins matter less than long-term security. You may excel in careers such as finance, investments, accounting, procurement, entrepreneurship, real estate, or resource management. If your natal Moon is placed in the 7th house, your emotional well-being is closely tied to the quality of your working relationships. You may need time to understand what kind of team, manager, or partnership truly supports you. Early jobs may feel draining if the environment is cold, competitive, or isolating. Once you find collaborative and respectful spaces, your productivity becomes steady and consistent. You may be suited for careers such as partnership management, customer success, public relations, recruiting, legal assistance, event coordination, as well as social-impact roles like community outreach, advocacy work, nonprofit program coordination, case management, humanitarian organizations, or consultancy positions built around trust, mediation, and supporting others directly. If your natal Venus is in Capricorn or conjunct Saturn, your career choices are rarely impulsive. You tend to commit only when something feels sustainable. Success often comes later because you refuse shortcuts. You may thrive in careers such as management, corporate strategy, design leadership, architecture, HR, diplomacy, or any role that blends responsibility with long-term vision. If your natal Jupiter is in Virgo or the 6th house, growth comes through skill-building rather than luck. You improve through practice, certifications, and hands-on learning. Your expertise compounds quietly over time. You may be suitable for careers such as analyst, lab technician, editor, healthcare specialist, auditor, quality control, data specialist, or education support roles. If your MC ruler is placed in the 4th house, your professional clarity may emerge later because personal foundations come first. Home, emotional security, or family matters may shape your timeline. Once your base is stable, your career accelerates naturally. You may be suited for real estate, psychotherapy, education, hospitality, interior design, remote work, or home-based businesses. If your chart contains little fire energy, you may not feel constant ambition or urgency like others do. Your drive builds slowly and internally rather than loudly. You work best at your own pace. You may prefer sustainable careers such as research, writing, archiving, design, administration, long-term consulting, or behind-the-scenes roles where depth matters more than visibility.

◈ Remember: if everyone else seems ahead, it doesn’t mean you’re late. You may just be on a slower timeline, but that doesn't mean you're not going to succeed. Ask yourself what "success" really means to you.

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⟢ More career observations coming soon.

I want some support when the teacher has ARD’s and is gone for the rest of the day like some people come and check on me of their own free will and that’s the only reason I survived today because they came in right as one kid was throwing a literal screaming and crying fit because the schedule changed and not getting to go outside for recess was the last straw for him and as he’s doing that one girl is screaming at me that she wants me to put on a dancing video and the rest of them are all riled up and are literally running around the classroom. And they were like that for like the entire day the fifth graders are such disrespectful shits when I’m by myself. I want the FUCKING SCHOOL to recognize that I need support when the teacher is in an ARD because THE FUCKING SCHOOL hasn’t hired a second para for the classroom. 

You know, originally I was just gonna brush it off, but then I went back to look at my old SU art from 2020 and did so much self reflection from then till now.

I think this was around the time I was just learning how to do perspective and tried to use the perspective tool on Procreate for the first time? :0 and I remember telling Sai “Sai I have this STUPID idea, I CANT believe it this stupid joke it’s so DUMBBBB, it’s living rent free in my BRAIN I SWEAR THIS IS GONNA BE SO STUPID DCIUWHEFIUWHIRFUIW4F” and being super excited to show her the finished product. People still think Sai created the Cursed Skin Gloves comic and I think it’s hilarious wjhwnuhwijwuiw

The comic was received very well and it made LOTS of people laugh and I’m still proud of this comic to this very day! :D and tbh if it wasn’t for my obsession for Sai’s Switcheroo AU I never would have found my passion in comic work! (love you you stinky hoe @saiscribbles 🩷)

HOWEVER…. I definitely still had lots to learn! I wasn’t very good at perspective at the time I’ll admit, but I was definitely having lots of fun learning :3

And throughout the past 4 years, ALOT has happened.

I graduated from college with TWO fancy pieces of expensive papers in Visual Development in Animation and Illustration learning from Will Kim and Jeff Soto, and as a I was working with the funny voice man Cougar MacDowall as a comic/story artist and reached in total around 7 million views for my fan series FNAF Security Malware Breached (it was even #21 on the trending list around the time of my birthday 🩷 what a lovely gift), had an insane opportunity to work with Mike Geno and with the voice cast from The Amazing Digital Circus for a fan song as a background and character asset artist, Vivienne Medrano liking and sharing my silly Overlord Husk AU comics, currently on my route to getting my certificate from Aaron Blaise’s Character design program and graduating from Marc Brunet Art School, and now I am completing my first year as professional colorist and art assistant for my storyboard and comic mentor Michelle Lam, aka Mewtripled! (Also I’ll be heading out to Lightbox Expo 2024 on October 26 with Michelle and the team so if y’all ever wanna meetup hahahajaj wink wink wink wink wink)

So you can say I learned ALOT and I enjoyed every minute of what I do :D I try to be humble about my accomplishments because blah blah being humble good yes yes but this time I wanna be selfish and say HELL YEAH I DID ALL THIS!!! AND IM SO EXTREMELY PROUD OF MYSELF FIUGEIURGERGGRS

Now here’s my most recent comic page that I posted like 2 days ago without the text.

That’s pretty freakin wild to me, I can’t believe I used to draw Steven Universe art like that back in 2020 LOL LIKE GUYS I DREW THIS!! WITH!!! MY HANDS!!! IS THAT NOT INSANE!!!???

Anyways moral of the story:

Learn from everyone and everything! Yes, even then mean ones too! If you can learn to work with anyone, I promise you’ll get to where you want to be faster. People can be a little mean on the internet, but that shouldn’t stop you from being where you want to be in the future. I’m so EXTREMELY grateful for all the opportunities and to all the kind professionals who were willing to give me a chance. Seriously, I’m so graciously thankful for everything, and I hope everyone here will support me and my silly little comics I will do now and in the future!

And one more thing:

Final Transformation Report – Wei Lee: From Sedentary Adult to Professional Bodybuilder

Subject: Wei Lee, male, East Asian appearance, 40 years old Baseline: Sedentary lifestyle, minimal physical activity, average body composition for age, elevated BMI, mild obesity, no relevant preexisting conditions.

Program Overview: The subject committed fully to an extreme transformation program under supervision of a multidisciplinary team of personal trainers, nutritionists, and physiotherapists. The program demanded complete dedication—training, nutrition, recovery, and mental conditioning became the central focus of his life.

Phase 1 – Awakening (Months 1–3): At the outset, each training session felt like climbing a mountain. The body resisted every repetition; muscle soreness dominated daily life. Initial progress was small but visible: posture improved, core stability increased, and neuromuscular adaptation began. Motivation and discipline grew as the first tangible changes appeared.

Due to continuous social contact with men aged 21–25, displaying overtly toxic masculine traits, the first shifts in vocabulary were observed. Otherwise, no major changes in personality.

Phase 2 – Breakthrough (Months 4–6): By the fourth month, the body showed visible transformation. Muscles emerged, body fat decreased, endurance and conditioning improved markedly. Confidence rose in parallel with physical progress. Every meal, rest period, and repetition was meticulously planned. Physiotherapy minimized injury risk and maximized hypertrophy.

Vocabulary and behavior shifted more strongly. The alpha-type peer group, initially intimidating, became a source of adaptation: Wei began mirroring their dominance and presence.

Phase 3 – Mastery (Months 7–12): Strength and muscle mass increased rapidly. Arms, chest, back, and legs developed proportionally; heavy compound lifts were executed with technical precision. Cardiovascular health and flexibility reached high levels. The subject demonstrated resilience, discipline, and growing expertise in training science.

Social behavior became increasingly physical. A constant urge to pose shirtless and to greet peers with exaggerated “bro-hugs” was documented. Against dermatological recommendations, Wei abandoned skincare products entirely, showering only in cold water. His olfactory presence changed significantly. Vocabulary declined, particularly in written expression, approximating that of a man in his early thirties with intermediate education.

Phase 4 – Professional Ascent (Years 2–3): The transformation reached its peak. Musculature, definition, and symmetry met professional bodybuilding standards. The subject mastered advanced training methods, nutrition strategies, and recovery protocols. Physical performance merged with theoretical knowledge, enabling his transition from trainee to mentor.

Sociological adaptation was almost complete. Oral and written expression resembled that of a man in his mid-twenties from an urban background with basic education. Wei was acutely aware of his physical dominance and expressed it openly. Toward weaker individuals, or those not fully committed to bodily perfection, he demonstrated open contempt, at times aggressively. The use of body odor as a tool of dominance was observed (intentional flatulence, burping, display of armpits). His sense of shame was markedly reduced: scratching genitals in meetings or even overt masturbation were performed without hesitation, occasionally accompanied by sustained eye contact as a dominance gesture.

Outcome:

Full certification as personal trainer; professional fitness influencer with 9.788 K followers

Competitive bodybuilder with functional, aesthetic musculature

Independent capacity to design and adapt training programs

Health parameters within normal limits; no major injuries reported

Developed advanced competencies in digital self-promotion, bordering on exhibitionism

Socially dominant behavior, classified as toxic masculine, with pronounced physicality

Conclusion: This case demonstrates the extraordinary potential for physiological and psychological transformation in adulthood under a rigorous, structured, multidisciplinary program. Through complete dedication, a previously sedentary 40-year-old man evolved into a professional athlete and mentor—proof that age is no barrier to extreme physical development. Furthermore, evidence strongly suggests that physical transformation is accompanied by profound cognitive and social transformation. While the physical condition approximates that of a trained 30-year-old, the mental and behavioral profile corresponds more closely to that of a 25–27-year-old with limited formal education and basic vocational background.

Prepared by: Gunnar Larsson, MD, Sports Medicine & Physiotherapy Date: September 9, 2028

Postscript (Field Observation): Dr. Gunnar Larsson closed his laptop. The project was officially concluded. He had only been part of the study for the past six months, brought in after the previous medical supervisor had been dismissed by Wei as too old, too uptight, and too weak.

Larsson had observed Wei’s development closely and, despite his professional role, had become an admirer. The transformation was extraordinary, and Wei himself an imposing, almost overwhelming figure.

That morning marked their final joint run before Larsson’s return to Stockholm. Wei was well known for his unfiltered, physical rituals with training partners after morning sessions—rituals blending camaraderie, dominance, and raw sexuality. Reports indicate that these encounters frequently included assistance with sexual release, framed by Wei not as intimacy but as a form of hierarchy and bonding.

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Pasadena Humane is working with shelters across the state who have offered to take in the animals that were already in our care so that we can focus on providing emergency resources to animals affected by the wildfires.

Project Understanding of San Buenaventura Food Bank is helping ensure that those who have lost everything don't struggle to eat, as well as providing assistance regarding housing for the displaced.

The state superintendent of schools "has launched a fundraising campaign through SupplyBank.org Disaster Relief Fund. This campaign aims to support students, families, educators, and school staff affected by the wildfires. Donations will fund essential needs such as housing assistance, food, water, clothing, and school supplies."

And, not specifically disaster relief for the current wildfire crisis, incarcerated people make up nearly 30% of California's firefighting force - approximately 950 inmates are currently on the front lines fighting the Los Angeles wildfires. The Forestry and Fire Recruitment Program works to train formerly incarcerated persons for careers as fire fighters so that there are more qualified fire fighters available to help control future fires.

Similarly, in collaboration with CAL FIRE, DAPO, CCC & ARC the Anti-Recidivism Coalition Ventura Training Center provides previously incarcerated individuals with the following: Rehabilitation, Life Skills, Job Readiness, Professional Experience, and Firefighter Training & Certifications.

whoof, that's a loaded gun of a question LOL and honestly not one I can really answer because the 'worth' is largely based on what your goals are.

The animation program I took was only a year long, the school was admittedly not the best but despite that, I still learned a lot because I fortunately had an instructor who had years of experience working in the industry for various productions and companies (including Nelvana, Disney, and Warner Bros). Most of the value I got out of it was extended specialized learning that broke me out of the comfort zones and bad habits I had developed throughout my teen years.

That said, I never actually entered the animation industry beyond that, I'd have to do a LOT of catch-up work (and possibly have to go back to school again) if I wanted to get back into it seriously. But I kind of learned the hard way (and the expensive way) that animation wasn't the field for me. Despite that, my work improved a lot thanks to what I learned, and learning that I didn't like doing animation as a profession was just as much a valuable and necessary learning experience as learning what I did like - storyboarding, creating comics, etc.

I don't regret going to animation school but I do wish in hindsight I had done more research on the schools I was considering so I didn't end up going to one that would inevitably wind up being useless in the long term (literally, that school isn't even around anymore, I have no clue how to get my hands on my old transcripts or certificates anymore and as far as the industry is concerned I may as well just have never gone to college LMAO) Alas, that's unfortunately a shared experience for many like myself who were pushed into college from the moment they graduated high school :p

And all that was ten years ago, whether or not it's worth it nowadays, well... the animation industry definitely hasn't been kind to the people working in it, it's a cutthroat and competitive industry. I would say above all else, if you plan on going to any sort of art school, always have a plan B. There's no shame in working a non-art job to pay the bills so that you can make your art in your downtime.

Animation especially is an industry made up of all different kinds of folks, from professionally trained to self-taught. It's fortunately a skill that's become a lot more accessible thanks to the advent of affordable drawing software and tablets and mobile devices, so your options aren't restricted solely to post-secondary schooling.

All that's to say, if you do want to go to school for it, great! A lot of the skills people want to learn can be learned separate from school, but with school the path to learning is a lot clearer and more structured, which can make a huge difference especially if you don't want to be learning in the dark for years on end. Plus an animation diploma will at least give you a little more of an edge in your resume.

But, above all else, make sure you have a plan. Don't feel pressured to go to school and take on debt you can't afford just because that's the expectation. Don't rush yourself into any specific life path, trust your gut and recognize what you enjoy doing vs. what you don't. Remember that there are other options outside of "don't go to school" and "go to school", you can also just as simple attend community colleges, local classes, groups, etc. all of which are viable options especially if you're not sure if you want to commit time and expense to 2+ year schooling.

For some people, animation school is absolutely worth it. For others, not so much. Whichever camp you fit into isn't something that I can determine for you, it's only something you can determine through experience which you can only gain by going out and trying things.