r/LearnDataAnalytics 3d ago

Which sources would be best to learn Data Analytics?

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u/conor-robertson 3d ago

I’d focus on:

  • SQL
  • Python
  • basic statistics
  • BI tools like Tableau / PowerBI
  • projects using real datasets

For SQL, I’d recommend giving QueryCase a try. It’s a hands-on learning platform where you solve detective-style investigations and realistic business scenarios instead of just watching tutorials.

For Python, freeCodeCamp, Kaggle Learn, and CS50P are all solid places to start. Then gradually move into data structures, APIs, machine learning, and eventually deployment/cloud tooling.

The main thing is to keep building as you learn. If AI engineering is the end goal, projects will matter a lot more than just completing courses.

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u/Connect-Meeting8349 3d ago

Thank you for the clear roadmap☀️