Introduction to Databases using SQL language

Overview Schedule Dates Course Content Faqs

Course Overview

A SQL Database course is designed to provide participants with the knowledge of critical concepts, techniques, and tools required to manage an SQL database system. The course discusses database design, data backup and recovery, security, performance tuning, and troubleshooting. By the end of the program, participants will possess the skills and knowledge necessary to ensure the availability, security, and performance of an SQL database. This Administering a SQL Database course is highly beneficial for IT professionals, database administrators, and other individuals who need to manage an SQL database.

Course Outcome

SQL Database course will help you to:

Build an understanding of relational database management systems and SQL
Learn how to authenticate and authorize users of SQL database
Understand encryption and auditing features and their applications for data protection
Describe data recovery models and backup strategies
Learn the methods and techniques to automate database management
Learn how to manage SQL server using PowerShell
Comprehend troubleshooting techniques for SQL Server infrastructure

Learning Options

Online Instructor Led

Learn from the comforts of your home/office with our expert trainers via online platforms.

Classroom Training

Face-to-face physical classroom training with max interactions at our 5* training venues.

Onsite Training

Learn in your own environment from our expert trainers for maximum impact.

Overseas Training

Choose your desired country for learning with our expert trainers.

Target Audiance

The eager novice, absorbing SQL like a sponge, ready to build their first database.
The seasoned programmer, adding SQL to their toolkit for more efficient data manipulation.
The ambitious entrepreneur, seeking to leverage SQL for data-driven decision-making in their startup.
The meticulous analyst, honing their SQL skills to extract valuable insights from complex datasets.
The curious student, exploring SQL as a bridge to understanding the inner workings of digital systems.

Schedule Dates

Introduction to Databases using SQL language

09 September 2024 - 13 September 2024

Introduction to Databases using SQL language

09 December 2024 - 13 December 2024

Introduction to Databases using SQL language

10 March 2025 - 14 March 2025

Introduction to Databases using SQL language

16 June 2025 - 20 June 2025

Course Content

Introduction to databases
What are tables in databases?
Types of keys in a database table
Relational data example charts
Database Evolution
Additional resources
Common SQL Commands
Additional resources
Tables overview
Database structure overview
Exercises

Numeric data types
String data types
Default values
CREATE and DROP database
CREATE TABLE statement
ALTER TABLE statement
INSERT statement
SELECT statement
INSERT INTO SELECT statement
Updating data
Module summary: Create, Read, Update and Delete (CRUD) Operations
Exercises

SQL Arithmetic Operators
Operators in use
SQL Comparison operators
ORDER BY clause
WHERE clause
SELECT DISTINCT clause
SQL Arithmetic Operator Examples
SQL Comparison operator examples
Types of ordering / sorting
WHERE Clause uses
SELECT DISTINCT clause in use
Exercises

Schema in use
Types of database schema
Table relationships
Primary and Foreign key
What is database normalization?
First normal form 1NF
Second normal form 2NF
Third normal form 3NF
Exercises

Exploring database schema
Building a schema
Relational model
Keys in depth
Entity relationship diagrams (ERD)
Date and Time Built-in Functions
Sub-Queries and Nested Selects
Working with Multiple Tables
Exercises
Review course objectives and suggestions

FAQs

A database is an organized collection of structured information or data, typically stored electronically in a computer system. It allows for efficient data retrieval, storage, and manipulation.

SQL (Structured Query Language) is a standard programming language used for managing relational databases. It enables users to perform tasks such as querying data, updating records, and defining database schemas.

SQL is crucial for interacting with databases efficiently. It allows users to retrieve specific information from large datasets, perform complex analyses, and manage database structures effectively.

A typical database system comprises three main components: the data itself (stored in tables), the database management system (DBMS) responsible for managing and accessing the data, and the application programs that interact with the database.

SQL databases, also known as relational databases, organize data into tables with rows and columns and use SQL for querying and manipulation. NoSQL databases, on the other hand, store data in various formats like key-value pairs or JSON documents and are often used for handling large volumes of unstructured data.