(This course is available for immediate delivery) It takes you from whatever level you’re at to advanced skills, without delay – using real-Useful concepts and life examples to help you be ready for any situation SQL Job or project
Mosh Hamedani – Complete SQL Mastery
These days, big databases are all around. Facebook, Netflix. Uber. Airbnb. SQL-Driven databases – just to name a few.
You must know these things to become a successful data scientist or developer. SQL Inside-out.
SQL isn’t complicated – or at least it doesn’t need to be, so long as you learn it the right way.
The problem is that there are too many courses out there, which skip important concepts or teach things poorly.
That’s why this course goes further than most. You’ll get in-You will acquire depth knowledge and skills.-up sequentially to make sure you don’t have any gaps.
It takes you from whatever level you’re at to advanced skills, without delay – using real-Life examples and concepts that can be applied to help you get ready for anything SQL Job or project
Concise and clear, with lots of solutions and exercises. “fluff”.
From Beginner to Advanced
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170 Lessons
11 hours of video
Exercises and solutions
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Subtitles
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By the end of this course, you’ll be able to…
Write SQL Ask questions with confidence
Optimize and design relational databases
Secure your databases
What You Will Learn…
I’ve put a lot of thought and time into making this course the most complete SQL There are currently no courses on the market.
Each module includes information and activities that relate to real-Life jobs and the types of tasks you might be asked to do during an interview.
Make complex sentences SQL queries
Joins (inner and outer, natural, cross, natural)
Views
Conserved procedures
Functions
Events
Triggers
Transactions
Concurrency
Indexing can be used to track performance
Create relational databases
Secure databases
There’s so much more!
Bite-It’s small, easy and memorable-To-You can digest videos with zero fluff
Who is this course intended for?
Anyone who wishes to learn how to query and design relational database tables
Computer science students who are interested in better understanding the world of computers SQL
Anybody who is interested in a job as a backer-End development, database administration or Data Science
SQL Developers who wish to improve their skills SQL skills
No prior knowledge required
The course covers everything you need to know in detail, so don’t worry if you’re a complete novice. You don’t even need to know what a database is!
You can start the course at your level if you have some database and development experience. The course is sequentially designed.
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Your Instructor
Mosh Hamedani
Mosh Hamedani
Hi! Hi! Mosh Hamedani. I am a software engineer with over 20 years of experience. Through my online courses and YouTube channel, I have taught millions of people how code and how they can become software engineers.
Coding should be fun for all.
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Course Curriculum
Getting ed at 00:25
1- Introduction (0.18)
2- What is the difference? SQL (3:24)
3- Installing MySQL for Mac (4:58).
4- Installing MySQL on Windows (5:20)
5- Creating Databases (8.32)
6- What you’ll learn (2:31).
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Retrieve Data from a Single Table (00.53)
1- The SELECT statement (5:50).
2- The SELECT Clause (8.48).
3- The WHERE Clause (5.17)
4- The AND, OR, and NOT Operators (6.52)
5- The IN Operator (3.03).
6- The BETWEEN Operator (2.12)
7- The LIKE Operator (5:37).
8- The REGEXP operator (9:21).
9- The ISNULL Operator (2.26)
10- The ORDER BY Clause (7.06)
11- The LIMIT Clause (3.26)
Data Retrieval from Multiple Tables (01.02)
1- Inner Joins (8.26)
2- Joining across Databases (2.47)
3-Self-Joins (4:13).
4- Joining Multiple Tables (6:46)
5-Compound Join Conditions (3.41)
6- Implicit Join Syntax (2:20)
7- Outer Joins (6.27)
8-Outer Join Between Multiple Tables (6.18)
9- Self-Outer Joins (2.12)
10- The USING Clause (5.22)
11- Natural Joins (1.21)
12- Cross Joins (3.14)
13- Unions (8.29).
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Inserting, Updating and Delete Data (00:42).
1-Column Attributes (3.24)
2- Inserting a Row (5.46)
3- Inserting Multiple Rows (3.18)
4- Inserting Hierarchical Columns (5:53).
5- How to Create a Table Copy (8:47).
6- Updating Single Row (3.55)
7- Updating Multiple Rows (3.14)
8- Using Subqueries to Updates (5.36)
9- Deleting Rows (1.24)
10- Restoring Databases (1.06)
Summarizing Data (00:33)
1- Aggregate Functions (9.19)
2- The GROUP BUY Clause (7.21)
3- The HAVING Clause (8.50)
4- The ROLLUP operator (5:05).
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Writing Complex Query (00.45)
1- Introduction (1.28)
2- Subqueries (2.29)
3- The IN Operator (3.39)
4- Subqueries and Joins (5.07)
5- The ALL Keyword (4.52)
6- The ANY Keyword (2.36)
7- Correlated Subqueries (5.36)
8- The EXISTS Operator (5.39)
9- Subqueries within the SELECT Clause (4.29)
10- Subqueries within the FROM Clause (2.58)
Essential MySQL Functions (00.33)
1- Numeric Functions (2.54)
2-String Functions (5.47)
3-Date Functions in MySQL (4.08)
4- Formatting dates & times (2:14)
5- Calculating dates and times (3:08)
6- The IFNULL & COALESCE functions (3:29).
7- The IF Function (4.54)
8- CASE Operator (5.23)
Views (00.18)
1- Creating views (5:36).
2- Altering and dropping views (2.52)
Three Updatable Views (5.12)
4- THE WITH OPTION CHECK Clause (2:18)
5- Other Benefits of Views (2.37)
Stored Procedures (00.48)
1- What are stored procedures (2:18?
2- Creating an automated procedure (5:34)
3- Creating Procedures Using MySQLWorkbench (1:21)
4- Dropping Stored Procedures (2.09)
5- Parameters (5.26)
6- Parameters with default values (8:18)
7- Parameter Validation (6.40).
8- Output parameters (3:55)
9- Variables (4:33)
10- Functions (6.28)
11- Other Conventions (1.51)
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Triggers & Events (00:22).
1- Triggers (7.31)
2- Viewing Triggers (1.20)
3-Dropping Triggers (0.52)
4- Using Triggers to Audit (4:52).
5-Events (4.33)
6- Viewing and Dropping Events (2:04).
Transactions and concurrency (00.49).
1-Transactions (2.44)
2- Creating Transactions (5.11)
3- Concurrency, Locking (4.07)
4- Concurrency problems (7:25)
5- Transaction Isolation Levels (5:42)
6- READ UNCOMMITTED Isolation Level (3:26)
7- READ COMMITTED Isolation Level (3:01)
8- REPEATABLE READ Isolation Level (3:29)
9- SERIALIZABLE Isolation Level (2:18)
10- Deadlocks (6.11)
Data Types (00.35).
1- Introduction (0.43)
2-String Types (2.25)
3- Integer Types (2:52)
4- Fixed-Point and Floating-Point Types (1.42)
5- Boolean Types (0.46)
6- Enumeration and Set Types (3.36)
7- Date and time types (0:44)
8-Blob Types (1.17)
9- JSON Type (10.24).
Designing databases (01:30).
1- Introduction (1.25)
2- Data Modelling (2:26)
3- Conceptual Models (4:34)
4- Logical Models (7:24)
5- Physical Models (6:27)
6- Primary Keys (3.23)
7- Foreign Keys (5:48)
8- Foreign Key Constraints (5.22)
9- Normalization (1:24)
10- 1NF- First Ordinary Form (2:42).
11- Link Tables (4:01)
12- 2NF- Second Normal Formula (6:32).
13- 3NF – Third Normal Form (1.43)
14- My Pragmatic Advisory (2:55)
15- Don’t Model the Universe (4.24)
16- Forward Engineering as a Model (2.35)
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17- Synchronizing Models with Databases (4:48).
18- Reverse Engineering Databases (3:11).
19- Project Flight Booking System (0.23)
20- Solution- Conceptual Model (7:59)
21- Solution- Logical Model (9:03)
22- Project Video Rental Application (1.05)
23- Solution- Conceptual Model (6:59)
24- Solution- Logical Model (8:29)
25- Dropping and Creating Databases (1.41)
26- Creating Tables (3:13)
27- Altering Tables (2:56)
28- Creating Relationships (4.47)
29- Altering Primary Key Constraints (2.10)
30- Character Sets and Collations (6.29)
31- Storage Engines (2:27)
One Quick Note
Indexing for High Performance (00.58)
1- Introduction (0.41)
2-Indexes (2.49)
3- Creating Indexes (5:15)
4- Viewing Indexes (3.19)
5- Prefix Indexes (3.40).
6- Full-Text Indexes (7.50).
7- Composite Indexes (5.12)
8- Order of Columns in Composite Indexes (9.16).
9- Indexes can be ignored (5:03).
10- Using Indexes in Sorting (7.02)
11- Covering Indexese (1.58)
12- Index Maintenance (1.25)
13- Best Performance Practices
Securing Databases (00.20)
1- Introduction (0.33)
2- Creating a user (3:12).
3-Viewing Users (1.29)
4- Dropping Users (0.48)
5- Changing Passwords (1.06)
6- Granting Privileges (4:53)
7- Viewing Privileges (1.34)
8- Revoking Privileges (1:20)
9- Wrap Up (0.44)
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Most Frequently Asked Questions
What is the final point of the course?
It is a course that never ends. It is self-evident.-Online course that can be accessed at your own pace – you choose when and where you want to end it.
How long can I access the course?
What does lifetime access look like? Once you enroll, you will have unlimited access to this course on all your devices.
What if I’m not satisfied with the course?
We wouldn’t want to make you unhappy. You can return your item if you are unhappy within 30 days.
What Database Management System is used for this course?
MySQL is used in this course. But don’t be put off if you’re looking to use SQL You might consider a different management method such as SQL Server or Oracle: Most of the code that you learn in this course is compatible with other DBMses. SQL Standard language.
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Course Features
- Lectures 1
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 50 hours
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 401
- Assessments Yes
