You can master Excel through structured practice on pivot tables, formulas, Power Query, and data visualization. Consider enrolling in online courses, working on real datasets, and exploring Excel's Data Analysis Toolpak.

Business Intelligence focuses on descriptive analytics and reporting historical data, while Data Science uses advanced algorithms and predictive modeling to forecast and uncover trends from data.

Yes, many modern BI tools like Power BI, Tableau, and Google Looker offer AI-powered features that require minimal to no coding. You can use drag-and-drop interfaces, natural language queries, and pre-built templates.

Start by learning tools like Excel, Power BI, or Tableau, and take foundational courses in data analytics. Practice on public datasets, build dashboards, and follow industry blogs and tutorials to stay updated.

Absolutely! This track is designed for learners with little or no prior experience. It introduces foundational concepts and gradually progresses to more advanced topics with hands-on practice.

The sessions are part of a structured course. While each topic can be understood individually, they are designed to build upon one another for a comprehensive learning experience.