Query
Get the data you need.
Write SQL to join, filter and summarise data from relational databases.
Rooman's Data Analytics track is part of the Credit-Based Integrated AI Course, which universities embed in B.E., B.Tech., B.Sc. and BCA degrees with formal credits. Over 4–6 semesters it covers SQL, the Python data stack, statistical modelling, visualisation and business analytics, taught by Rooman trainers alongside your college faculty.
What you'll be able to do
Analysts turn data into decisions. This track teaches the full path, inside your degree and with credits as set by your university.
Query
Write SQL to join, filter and summarise data from relational databases.
Model
Clean data in Python and test ideas with statistical models.
Present
Build charts and dashboards that answer a stated business question.
Who it's for
The track is for undergraduates at colleges that partner with Rooman, from any of the four degree streams. You enrol through your college, not directly with Rooman: the course runs where your university has a partnership with Rooman.
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180 hours · 7 modules
Seven modules, from spreadsheets and SQL to business analytics, with a project semester at the end.
How data is structured, stored and checked for quality.
Topics covered
You produce: a cleaned and documented dataset.
Querying relational databases to answer questions.
Topics covered
You produce: a set of analytical SQL queries.
The Python data stack for cleaning and exploring data.
Topics covered
You produce: an exploratory analysis notebook.
Testing ideas and estimating relationships in data.
Topics covered
You produce: a statistical model with a written interpretation.
Choosing and building charts that make a point.
Topics covered
You produce: a set of clear, labelled charts.
Applying analysis to sales, operations and customer questions.
Topics covered
You produce: an interactive business dashboard.
A team analysis of a real dataset for a stated question.
Topics covered
You produce: a demonstrated analytics project and report.
Tools covered
You work with the tools data teams use every day.
| Tool group | Tools | What you use them for |
|---|---|---|
| Databases | SQL (MySQL or PostgreSQL) | Store and query data |
| Language | Python, Jupyter, pandas | Clean and analyse data |
| Visualisation | Matplotlib, Seaborn | Chart findings in code |
| BI | Power BI or Tableau | Build dashboards for decision-makers |
Capstone
In the final semester your team takes a business question from data to a dashboard and a recommendation, guided by Rooman trainers and your faculty.
Every module ends with a hands-on lab in your college.
Your credential
Credits toward your degree. The track counts toward your degree, with credits as set by your university.
Assessment follows your university's scheme, with Rooman trainers and your faculty assessing the work together.
What's included
Before you enrol
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Yes. It is a credit-based track, with credits as set by your university.
Ask your department or placement office, or a Rooman counsellor. You enrol through your college, not directly with Rooman: the course runs where your university has a partnership with Rooman.
Yes. Universities embed the course in their degrees, and a custom track can be co-created with the academic council.
Rooman trainers, alongside your college faculty.
4–6 semesters, scheduled to fit your academic calendar.
No. The track starts with data foundations and teaches SQL and Python from the beginning.
No. It is open to B.E., B.Tech., B.Sc. and BCA students at partner colleges.
Talk to a Rooman counsellor on 080 6945 1000 or WhatsApp +91 97390 86029. They will share current fees, payment options and upcoming batch dates.
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Course details reviewed on 25 September 2026.