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Data Analyst Bootcamp: Excel, SQL & Python (2026)
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Data Analyst Bootcamp: Excel, SQL & Python (2026)

Learn data analysis with Excel, SQL & Python: dashboards, queries, automation & real-world projects.
Created byShubham Pareek
Last updated 5/2026
English
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What you'll learn

  • Analyze data using Microsoft Excel with formulas, functions, charts, pivot tables, dashboards, and projects
  • Clean, organize, and validate real-world data using Excel best practices
  • Create Excel dashboards and reports used in business and analyst roles
  • Write SQL queries to retrieve, filter, group, and analyze data from databases
  • Use SQL functions and JOINs to work with multiple tables
  • Learn Python fundamentals required for data analysis
  • Work with CSV and JSON files using Python
  • Perform data analysis using Python Pandas
  • Visualize data using Python charts and plots
  • Understand when to use Excel, SQL, or Python in real data analyst workflows
  • Apply skills through practical projects and real datasets
  • Build a strong foundation for entry-level data analyst roles

Course content

9 sections • 119 lectures • 30h 44m total length
  • Introduction & How to Use This Course3:54

    Launch this course to build data analyst foundations with Excel, SQL, and Python through a practical, beginner-friendly, step-by-step approach.

Requirements

  • No prior programming or data analysis experience required
  • Basic computer usage knowledge is enough
  • Willingness to learn and practice step by step

Description

Become a Data Analyst with practical, job-ready skills using Excel, SQL, and Python — even if you’re starting from scratch.

This is a complete Data Analyst Bootcamp with real-world projects, designed to teach you how data analysis actually works in real companies.

Instead of learning tools separately, you will follow a structured path:
=> Excel → SQL → Python → Real Projects

What makes this course different?

  • Beginner-friendly and step-by-step learning path

  • Focus on practical data analysis skills

  • Real-world datasets and hands-on projects

  • Covers Excel, SQL, and Python together (not isolated)

In this course, you will learn:

  • Data analysis using Excel (formulas, dashboards, reporting)

  • Writing SQL queries for data extraction and analysis

  • Python fundamentals for data handling and automation

  • Data analysis using Pandas

  • Data visualization techniques

  • How tools work together in real analyst workflows

Hands-On Projects Include:

  • Excel dashboards and reports

  • SQL-based data analysis tasks

  • Python data analysis projects

  • Real-world datasets for practice

Course Structure:

  • Excel for Data Analysis (beginner to advanced)

  • SQL for Data Analysis (queries, joins, functions)

  • Python Basics & Projects

  • Python for Data Analysis (Pandas & visualization)

  • Additional tools and practice datasets

Who This Course Is For:

  • Beginners starting a career in data analysis

  • Students and fresh graduates

  • Professionals switching to data roles

  • Excel users upgrading to SQL and Python

  • Anyone preparing for entry-level data analyst jobs

Why Learn Data Analysis?

Data analysts are in high demand across industries.

With the right skills, you can:

  • Analyze business data

  • Create dashboards and reports

  • Support decision-making

  • Start a career in tech

By the end of this course, you will have the skills to work as a junior data analyst using Excel, SQL, and Python.

Start your journey today and build real-world data analysis skills.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginners starting a career in data analysis.
  • Students and fresh graduates from any background
  • Working professionals planning to switch to Data Analyst roles
  • Excel users who want to upgrade their skills with SQL and Python
  • Non-technical learners who prefer clear and step-by-step explanations
  • Anyone preparing for entry-level data analyst jobs or internships