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Data Science & Analytics
2mo
an us healthcare consultant

Learning SQL, Python and Tableau

I want to be able to rate myself at least 8/10 in all of these above mentioned techs in 3 months time. I currently stand at 2/10. Can somebody please help me with the order of learning and best resources for these to get started. Thank you!
a team lead
2mo
I’d say Python should be your second step. Focus on data handling libraries like Pandas and NumPy, and then move to visualization tools like Matplotlib and Seaborn. Codecademy and freeCodeCamp have great beginner courses. Don’t forget to use Jupyter Notebooks to practice. You’ll thank yourself later!
a team manager
2mo
Once you're comfortable with SQL and Python, move on to Tableau. Start by learning how to connect to data sources and create basic visualizations. The official Tableau website has free resources, and YouTube channels like “The Tableau Tim” are a goldmine for tutorials. Try replicating dashboards from Tableau Public for practice.
cleantonic
2mo
works at
Here’s a rough roadmap: SQL (Month 1): Dedicate the first month to SQL. Start with basics and then work on case studies. Python (Month 2): Once you’re confident in SQL, learn Python, focusing on data manipulation and basic scripting. Tableau (Month 3): Combine your SQL and Python skills to create meaningful visualizations in Tableau.
tiddey
2mo
An Analyst
Moving from 2/10 to 8/10 in 3 months is totally doable with the right focus. How do you plan to allocate your time for each tech?
a team lead
2mo
user 2
Once you’re comfortable with it, dive into Python for data manipulation, and finish with Tableau for visualization. What kind of projects are you aiming to do with these skills?
an educator
2mo
Tableau, it's official Tableau website has some amazing free courses... Have you tried any of these yet?
a software developer
2mo
You could start with SQL basics and then jump into Python. Once you have the fundamentals, Tableau will be a piece of cake....Do you have a specific project in mind you want to work on as you learn?
a management consultant
2mo
I’d recommend starting with SQL, then move to Python for its versatility in data manipulation, and finally, Tableau for presenting the data you’ve worked with. Have you already worked with any datasets?
an operations manager
2mo
Once you're comfortable with that, dive into Python to handle more complex data tasks, and wrap up with Tableau for visualization. Are you focusing on any specific industries for these skills?
a process analyst
2mo
Tableau will bring everything to life with visualization...How many hours a day are you planning to dedicate to these?
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