SQL Projects for Beginners
Learn to use your managing, organizing, and querying skills to build SQL Projects for Data Science. Enroll in this course to understand and get your hands-on working with DBMS and RDBMS for free online.
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About this Course
The SQL Projects for Beginners course is designed to help you gain a working knowledge of DBMS managing and querying tools. SQL is a popularly used tool to extract data from the table. The first half of the course introduces you to the very popular Database Management System. It then continues by helping you understand Relational Database Management System, an interface between users, applications, database, and administrative functions to manage and access data storage and performance. The later part of this course includes a SQL project for beginners with source code to help you get your hands-on experience with the tool. Take up the quiz to complete the course and avail of the certificate.
After this free, self-paced, beginner's guide to SQL Projects, You can enroll in the Data Science courses to embark on your career. Learn and earn a Post-Graduate Certificate with millions of aspirants across the globe!
Course Outline
This section begins by defining a database, gives you an overview of the database management system, and briefly explains how to manage and manipulate data in a database.
This section begins by defining a relational database management system and points to how it is derived from the relational model. It then explains the "key" concept and its types in RDBMS. It also briefs about SQL, a querying language to access, manage and alter data in a database, different types of commands, and introduces you to the MySQL platform.
This section demonstrates a simple SQL project for beginners from scratch on a bank database to help you understand working with SQL for data science purposes. It explains each component in the code.
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