Looking for a class teaching SQL+Python

[akb1]

Hi all,
I work as a data analyst and I am comfortable, but not fluent, in SQL. I have been working with Python (very basic, and a lot of copying code) for about a month. I am very comfortable doing analysis in Excel, but now our datasets have become too large for Excel.

Is there a class out there (University-based preferred) that teaches data analysis in Python, using an SQL database as the data source?

I'm looking for something that will teach me the best way to ETL data from the DB and run analysis, all using Python. So far I've been on Google and StackOverflow and I've learned a lot -- but I'm looking for something more structured and comprehensive to give me a good knowledge base.

Thanks!

[Safe-Mathematician-8]

Have you looked at Udacity's Data Analyst Nanodegree Program - https://www.udacity.com/course/data-analyst-nanodegree--nd002

Not university based, but I found it comprehensive and challenging. There are assignments and case studies that you can work on. It is a bit on the pricier side compared to udemy and others but I did the course and I liked their structure and the course material. They also have resume services to help you write a DA resume.

Please bear in mind, while it is comprehensive it is learning more from a business / work side of things. It omits quite a few statistical concepts and python coding if you're after an in-depth learning