MySQL Database Administration: Beginner SQL Database Design

Learn SQL for data analysis, relational database management & administration w/ MySQL Workbench (SQL DBA for beginners!)

MySQL Database Administration: Beginner SQL Database Design

InstructorMaven Analytics • 1,500,000 Learners

Duration6h 59m

Students16.6K

Rating4.7 (3,400)

Comidoc Analysis

Functional MySQL Administration through Project-Led Workflows

Strengths

Structured Project Milestones

The curriculum utilizes a pattern of presenting specific assignments followed by dedicated solution videos to reinforce practical skills.

Best suited to

Aspiring Database Administrators
BI professionals seeking administrative foundations
Excel users transitioning to relational databases

Less suited to

Learners seeking deep theoretical database engine mechanics
Students who require live, step-by-step query construction

Editorial course preview

What the public course preview actually shows

These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.

A structured slide titled COURSE OUTLINE listing six numbered sections: Introduction & Setup, Creating Schemas & Tables, Inserting Updating & Deleting, Database Design, Advanced DB — Preview 1 of 4
This course outline slide details a six-part curriculum covering database setup, schema creation, data manipulation, design principles, advanced DBA concepts, and user permissions.

A screenshot of a MySQL Workbench Entity-Relationship Diagram for the Maven Fuzzy Factory database, displaying interconnected tables such as orders, products, and website_sessions. — Preview 2 of 4
This diagram illustrates the relational structure of the Maven Fuzzy Factory database, showing how entities like orders, products, and sessions are linked.

A presentation slide titled 'INTRODUCING THE COURSE PROJECT' outlines a scenario where the student acts as a consultant for Maven Consulting to build and optimize databases, with a — Preview 3 of 4
This slide introduces the course project scenario, placing the learner in the role of a consultant at Maven Consulting tasked with building and optimizing client databases using MySQL.

MySQL Workbench interface showing an EER diagram and a table definition panel for 'course_ratings_summaries' with columns course_id, count_of_student_reviews, and avg_star_rating. — Preview 4 of 4
The MySQL Workbench interface displays the column definitions for the course_ratings_summaries table, specifying data types like BIGINT and DECIMAL alongside primary key constraints.