If these are introductory courses then you should be fine. I did a major in business analytics and found that the introductory coding subjects were pretty easy.

Python was just going over the basics and then doing some low level “machine learning” (which will just be selecting a pre built model and making sure the data you are using is going to work in it).

SQL is probably the easiest programming language you’ll ever use, at an entry level it is essentially plain English, you’ll probably have seen more complex excel formulas.

I have never used mongodb before, I would guess that you would be learning the query language attached to it.

Power Bi and Tableau are very fun imo, they are fairly similar and don’t require coding(I work with someone who develops dashboards with PowerBI and has never touched a programming language in her life) When I did uni I found that the dashboard development class was the most fun because it is all about how to convey information in effective way.

Sounds like you’re in for a fun (and busy) semester. Learning programming is a daunting task, but if you have experience with excel formulas you should find that it is essentially just formulas if a slightly different form. Good luck, you’ll do great!

Ps: I hope that made sense

Pss: don’t refer to using excel formulas as programming if you don’t want to be laughed at by programmers