About This Course
The Database and SQL Course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of relational database management systems (RDBMS) and SQL, the standard language for interacting with databases. This course covers essential concepts from creating databases to advanced SQL techniques like window functions and joins. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to sharpen your database skills, this course will equip you with the knowledge and practical experience needed to design, manage, and query databases effectively. You will also work on a small project with a case study to apply the concepts learned.
Learning Objectives
Gain a solid foundation in the principles of relational databases.
Learn how to create and manage databases.
Master DDL commands with practical examples to create and modify database structures.
Master the different types of joins (Left Outer, Right Outer, Inner, Full Outer, and Self Joins) to combine data from multiple tables.
Understand DCL for managing access to the database.
Explore how to manage transactions within a database.
Learn to retrieve data using various SQL queries.
Learn how to use DML commands to manipulate data within the database.
Learn to create summaries and perform calculations using SQL aggregate functions.
Understand and apply advanced SQL window functions.
Apply your knowledge through a small project involving a real-world case study.
Requirements
- Basic understanding of computer operations.
- No prior experience with databases is required, although familiarity with basic programming concepts would be beneficial.
Target Audience
- Beginners: Individuals new to databases and SQL who want to build a strong foundation.
- IT Professionals: Those looking to enhance their database management and SQL querying skills.
- Data Analysts: Professionals who need to manipulate and query data from relational databases.
- Students: Individuals studying computer science, IT, or related fields who need a practical understanding of databases.
Your Instructors
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