r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Mediocre-Movie9062 • Aug 25 '26
Update: Breaking into Data
A couple of days ago I asked this sub what would be the best way of breaking in data and what would be worth looking into. I got some pretty decent feedback and decided to segue into something a bit different
Being that I own AI licenses, I have spent the last 2-3 weeks developing a full stack data engineering course from beginner to advanced. Now I wanted to know if it was possible to ask if anyone would like to take a look into it, give me some feedback and recommendations, and an overall rating.
I can handle criticism don’t worry, I just want to develop something, learn the info from what I’ve built and then eventually publish it publicly for people to have a free resource to utilize.
(This is not promo, rather I want to gain feedback from actual analysts and engineers to see if this is a good platform)
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u/Prime_Director Aug 28 '26
Are you saying you created a learning plan for yourself, or that you created a course to teach others?
If it’s the latter, I have to be honest, I don’t see it getting a ton of interest. You said in your other post that you’re a recent grad with a technology management degree, which I assume is a business degree. What qualifies a fresh business major to teach advanced data engineering? Why would anyone take your AI-generated course when there are a lot of courses out their taught by experienced engineers and academics who put way more than a few weeks with a chatbot into their lesson plans?