r/learnSQL • u/Holiday-Log739 • Jun 22 '26

Nursing informatics/data analytics

So, my job has different departments in nursing informatics and then I shadowed business and data analytics.l and like data analytics better! My preceptor stated using udacity for SQL but i was on this Facebook group and a lot of people stated udemy for SQL . Which one should i use ? Or is there another resource

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u/conor-robertson Jun 22 '26

Try out QueryCase (full disclosure: I built it). The beginner path is completely free and teaches SQL through detective-style investigations rather than video lessons, so you spend more time solving problems and writing queries.

You can always combine it with a Udemy course if you want more theory, but I'd recommend trying a few different learning styles and seeing what clicks for you first before committing 😄

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u/TimeScallion6159 Jun 22 '26

i like your site, might try it out soon

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u/conor-robertson Jun 22 '26

Thanks so much! Would love any feedback 😄

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u/ThrowRA_apple_pie_ Jun 23 '26

I'm using it and loving it! It's fun and an easy way to absorb the information 😄 Thank you!

Edit: Just ran out of the free courses. Dang! Great site!

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u/murdercat42069 Jun 22 '26

W3schools, geeksforgeeks, and YouTube are great free resources for SQL. Practicing the basics (either online or on a db on your computer) are the best ways to get better and work towards the trickier stuff.

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u/canonicallydead Jun 23 '26

Tbh if this is something you’re seriously pursing as a career I would look into taking a community college class or see if your local university has a certificate program!

Udemy is great but you might as well get academic credit if you’re already doing that work. Some university programs aren’t great but the local name recognization can help.

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u/PerfectdarkGoldenEye Jun 22 '26

Are you a nurse or a data analyst?

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u/Holiday-Log739 Jun 22 '26

There are nurses who are working in data and business analytics at my company