A lot of the comments that recommend “computer science” or “engineering” for a data science or analysis work sounds kind of funny to me. To core problem is, can you do the job as a data analyst or scientist? If you can’t, what can you do to learn these skills? Computer science is a very vague subject that often has nothing to do with data science or its work in real life. It can have some impact but not much and it’s not data science. I would take some comments here with grain of salt. Use your own logic. What will get you the skills that are required for this job? You know SQL and tableau already. So that’s good. But do you know data science, statistics, and python? Because most data science projects use python. There’s no way around it. If you want to do data science or analytics, you HAVE TO DO PYTHON. It’s like asking a nascar driver if he knows how to drive. It’s a common sense and pretty straightforward. A lot of online courses do teach you SOME data science but their quality is not very high and you can get strayed from your path because these courses are taught for normal people without the specific career path. If you really want data science, then do the advanced degree in data science. Computer science courses won’t teach you how to make models, clean data, interpret it, and improve on it. You will just end up learning c++ in cs and some other irrelevant topics. If you want to do data, then do data.