SQL Beginner

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$ 49.99
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45,000
45,000
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Beginner
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21 Hours
9 Modules
28 Sub Modules

Overview

The SQL course at keySkillset is designed to teach participants the fundamentals and advanced concepts of SQL through practical exercises and real-world examples. It covers database management, SQL basics, advanced queries, transactions, views, and more.

Key Features

  • Interactive Lessons: The course includes interactive lessons with step-by-step instructions in Guided Simulation.
  • Practical Exercises: Hands-on exercises to practice and reinforce learning.
  • Quizzes and Assessments: Periodic quizzes and assessments to test your understanding and track your progress.
  • Support and Community: Support from instructors and a community of learners for collaboration and assistance.

Tools & Skills Covered

  • Database Systems: MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle
  • SQL Basics: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
  • Advanced SQL: Subqueries, aggregate functions, nested queries
  • Real-world Projects: Hands-on problem-solving
  • Additional Topics: Transactions, views, triggers, user-defined functions

Who should take this Course?

Beginners with no prior programming knowledge.
Professionals seeking to enhance database management skills.
Individuals aiming for career advancement in SQL and database management.
Beginners in Data analytics can also take up this course to access and extract data.

Course Curriculum

Module 1

Introduction to SQL

Module 2

Data Types

Module 3

Creating and Managing Database Objects

Module 4

Does SQL require coding?

Module 5

Working with Tables and Joins

Certify Your Skills

Upon completing this course, you will get a certification from keySkillset. You can flaunt your skills with this
certificate by adding it to your resume, LinkedIn profile, or portfolio.

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