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Have questions about joining MDST? Curious about our projects? Or just want to keep up with our socials? Send us an email, check out our Instagram, and connect with us on LinkedIn!
MDST would be delighted to collaborate with your department to promote your data science efforts to our students. Please contact us if you are interested in hosting a talk or sponsoring our club.
Partner with MDST to find top data science talent and power your company's mission. We offer engagement and sponsorship opportunities to fit your needs. Please email us at mdst-coms@umich.edu to learn more.
Have questions about joining MDST? Curious about our projects? Or just want to keep up with our socials? Send us an email, check out our Instagram, and connect with us on LinkedIn!
MDST would be delighted to collaborate with your department to promote your data science efforts to our students. Please contact us if you are interested in hosting a talk or sponsoring our club.
Partner with MDST to find top data science talent and power your company's mission. We offer engagement and sponsorship opportunities to fit your needs. Please email us at mdst-coms@umich.edu to learn more.
MDST's semesterly projects teach U-M students how to use data science to solve problems, offering them the chance to learn key skills and work with emerging tech.
Join us to learn more about MDST and how to become a member.
Join us to learn more about MDST and how to become a member.
Introduction to the command line and Python.
Meet with project leads and get to know the project offerings for this semester.
Troubleshooting session for setup, tutorials, and checkpoints.
Troubleshooting session for setup, tutorials, and checkpoints.
Submit your completed tutorial materials for acceptance into the club.
Start working on data science projects!
All U-M students are welcome to join MDST. Join now
community members
project teams
socials, workshops, tech talks, and more
MDST's semesterly projects teach U-M students how to use data science to solve problems, offering them the chance to learn key skills and work with emerging tech.
Join us to learn more about MDST and how to become a member.
Join us to learn more about MDST and how to become a member.
Introduction to the command line and Python.
Meet with project leads and get to know the project offerings for this semester.
Troubleshooting session for setup, tutorials, and checkpoints.
Troubleshooting session for setup, tutorials, and checkpoints.
Submit your completed tutorial materials for acceptance into the club.
Start working on data science projects!
All U-M students are welcome to join MDST. Join now
community members
project teams
socials, workshops, tech talks, and more
Thank you for your interest in joining MDST! We're super excited to get you started on the process for joining the club.
Our mailing list is going to be the fastest way for us to reach you with the latest information on how to join, mass meetings, and other onboarding events. Fill out the interest form) linked below to be added to our mailing list.
Thank you for your interest in joining MDST! We're super excited to get you started on the process for joining the club.
Our mailing list is going to be the fastest way for us to reach you with the latest information on how to join, mass meetings, and other onboarding events. Fill out the interest form) linked below to be added to our mailing list.
MDST is hosting two mass meetings this year. Join us on September 2nd, 2024 or September 3rd, 2024 from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM. At these meetings, we will discuss details about our club, what we do, and how to join. You'll also have the opportunity to ask questions you may have about joining.
Take a look at our slides and recording from last semester's mass meeting:
New members are required to complete two tutorials giving an introduction to data science and programming in Python. The purpose of these tutorials is to make sure that all of our members, despite their background, are able to equally contribute to MDST projects.
As a final step to join the club, you must submit your tutorials certifying that you've completed the fundamental requirements to join the club.
See our Tutorials Repo for information on completing and submiting the tutorials.
The tutorial submission form will be due September 16th, 11:59 PM, after which we will no longer accept sign-ups to join MDST for the Fall 2024 semester.
After joining the club, we will host a project exploration fair on September 8th, 2024 to share the projects which we will run this semester. You can speak with our project leads and learn first-hand about the type of work being done in each project, what the prerequistes are, and if the project is a good fit for you.
After attending, you will be given access to a form to specify your top 3 project choices, from which we will place you into your preferred project (subject to constraints and appropriate difficulty).
[EXPLORATION FAIR]
in your email title.
-Join us to learn more about MDST and how to become a member.
Join us to learn more about MDST and how to become a member.
Introduction to the command line and Python.
Meet with project leads and get to know the project offerings for this semester.
Troubleshooting session for setup, tutorials, and checkpoints.
Troubleshooting session for setup, tutorials, and checkpoints.
Submit your completed tutorial materials for acceptance into the club.
Start working on data science projects!
No! We welcome all University of Michigan students, regardless of academic level or major.
Yes! Everyone is welcome to join the team! In fact, most of our members have very little data science experience prior to joining. Our goal is to help you learn the data skills necessary to contribute to our projects and perform data science on your own. We do strongly recommend newcomers attend our introductory tutorials, as they will teach you the basics of the tools we use and are also a great opportunity to meet others in the same boat!
No, they are not.
We meet on all Sundays (except for holidays) from 12-3 for a mandatory work session. You are permitted to miss a few of these but we unfortunately cannot accept you if you have a hard conflict.
We also meet on Thursdays from 6-7 for optional social and professional events such as guest speakers and networking sessions.
For a detailed schedule, please see our events calendar.
Yes! After you join the club, you will be asked to rank your top 5 projects after talking with project leaders. Historically, 90+% of people are placed into one of their top two preferences.
Most MDST members spend 3 hours weekly for work sessions + 1 hour for socials on Thursday, totaling about 4 hours per week. This may vary based on the project and level of familiarity with data science.
MDST is primarily an in-person club, and all of our events and work sessions are held in-person on campus. We allow remote participation for our projects, but not for our other events. We recommend attending our meetings in-person whenever possible to maximize your experience with the club.
We primarily use Python for our projects. If you are an R user, we recommend checking out some helpful tutorials from DataCamp.
No. We only accept Umich students.
Join us to learn more about MDST and how to become a member.
Join us to learn more about MDST and how to become a member.
Introduction to the command line and Python.
Meet with project leads and get to know the project offerings for this semester.
Troubleshooting session for setup, tutorials, and checkpoints.
Troubleshooting session for setup, tutorials, and checkpoints.
Submit your completed tutorial materials for acceptance into the club.
Start working on data science projects!
No! We welcome all University of Michigan students, regardless of academic level or major.
Yes! Everyone is welcome to join the team! In fact, most of our members have very little data science experience prior to joining. Our goal is to help you learn the data skills necessary to contribute to our projects and perform data science on your own. We do strongly recommend newcomers attend our introductory tutorials, as they will teach you the basics of the tools we use and are also a great opportunity to meet others in the same boat!
No, they are not.
We meet on all Sundays (except for holidays) from 12-3 for a mandatory work session. You are permitted to miss a few of these but we unfortunately cannot accept you if you have a hard conflict.
We also meet on Thursdays from 6-7 for optional social and professional events such as guest speakers and networking sessions.
For a detailed schedule, please see our events calendar.
Yes! After you join the club, you will be asked to rank your top 5 projects after talking with project leaders. Historically, 90+% of people are placed into one of their top two preferences.
Most MDST members spend 3 hours weekly for work sessions + 1 hour for socials on Thursday, totaling about 4 hours per week. This may vary based on the project and level of familiarity with data science.
MDST is primarily an in-person club, and all of our events and work sessions are held in-person on campus. We allow remote participation for our projects, but not for our other events. We recommend attending our meetings in-person whenever possible to maximize your experience with the club.
We primarily use Python for our projects. If you are an R user, we recommend checking out some helpful tutorials from DataCamp.
No. We only accept Umich students.
Jordyn Ives
Amelia Weyhing
Erin Alcott
Linda Ru
Aditi Kashi
Anish Kudupudi
Antonio Capdevielle
Shiva Chandran
Aditya Murali
Jordan Jones
Andrew Black
Judith Wu
Luke Yang
Nathan Kawamoto
Nidhil Nayudu
Tiernan Jesrani
Anthony Chen
Matthew Drutis
Amirali Danai
Nishant Dash
Jason Yen
Onat Ozer
Aditya Sinha
Jordyn Ives
Amelia Weyhing
Erin Alcott
Linda Ru
Aditi Kashi
Anish Kudupudi
Antonio Capdevielle
Shiva Chandran
Aditya Murali
Jordan Jones
Andrew Black
Judith Wu
Luke Yang
Nathan Kawamoto
Nidhil Nayudu
Tiernan Jesrani
Anthony Chen
Matthew Drutis
Amirali Danai
Nishant Dash
Jason Yen
Onat Ozer
Aditya Sinha
The leadership team determining the vision and direction of MDST.
Supervises all of MDST's onboarding and educational initiatives, supporting our members as they deepen their data science knowledge. Led by the VP of Education.
MDST's interface with the wider data science community at U-M and beyond. Led by the VP of External Affairs.
The financial backbone of MDST, planning and allocating our monetary resources. Led by the VP of Finance.
Project advisors who help MDST operate our projects smoothly and at scale. Led by the VP of Projects.
The leadership team determining the vision and direction of MDST.
Supervises all of MDST's onboarding and educational initiatives, supporting our members as they deepen their data science knowledge. Led by the VP of Education.
MDST's interface with the wider data science community at U-M and beyond. Led by the VP of External Affairs.
The financial backbone of MDST, planning and allocating our monetary resources. Led by the VP of Finance.
Project advisors who help MDST operate our projects smoothly and at scale. Led by the VP of Projects.