What's New at CFI | SQL Fundamentals

Corporate Finance Institute · Beginner ·📊 Data Analytics & Business Intelligence ·3mo ago

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Refreshes SQL fundamentals for finance, business intelligence, and data analytics

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SQL Fundamentals Refresh | What’s New at CFI In this episode of What’s New at CFI, Meeyeon Park speaks with Joseph Yeates about the refreshed SQL Fundamentals course and what has changed in the updated version. They discuss who the course is designed for, what learners will focus on in the new version, and why SQL remains a practical skill for finance, business intelligence, and data analytics professionals. Joseph explains how the course has been streamlined to focus on the most applicable content for a wide range of learners. He also shares how SQL helps professionals read data from databases, structure information more efficiently, and answer business questions faster when Excel is not the right tool. #FMVA #SQL #corporatefinance #CFI #CorporateFinanceInstitute
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