Master SQL, Database Management & Design and learn to work with databases like PostgreSQL, MySQL + more. With Exercises!
InstructorAndrei NeagoieThe curriculum covers a wide range of operations including aggregate functions, joins, and window functions, alongside database management tasks like role creation and backups.
Instruction includes numerous specific exercises integrated into the learning path, covering topics from simple queries to database design quizzes.
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These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This diagram illustrates relational database joins by highlighting the shared CustomerID and ProductID columns that link the Orders, Products, and Customers tables together.
This screenshot displays a database management tool executing a SQL query to create an enrollment table, demonstrating the practical application of schema design within the course environment.
This exercise slide presents a specific database query challenge, asking the viewer to determine how many times employee 10001 has received a raise.
This visual overview displays the logos of multiple database systems such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and Oracle, illustrating the diverse range of technologies covered in the curriculum.
Some signals suggest early chapters can be repetitive, while certain complex concepts are introduced without immediate explanation.
One signal indicates a lack of sufficient practice for advanced SQL and database design topics like normalization.
One signal notes that required software may not be free, while another suggests example databases can feel contrived rather than realistic.
The curriculum aligns with the goal of teaching SQL from zero through to management and design topics.
