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Database Management with SQL
Database Management with SQL
Module 1: Introduction to Databases
18 hours each lessons.
What is a Database? Overview and Importance
Types of Databases: Relational vs. NoSQL
Introduction to Relational Databases and RDBMS
Tables, Records, and Fields: Basics
Primary Key, Foreign Key, and Indexes
SQL vs. NoSQL: When to Use What?
Setting up a Database: Installation and Configuration
Basic Database Operations: CRUD
Understanding ACID Properties
Introduction to Database Management Systems (DBMS)
Module 2: Basics of SQL
18 hours each lessons.
Introduction to SQL: Structured Query Language
Data Retrieval: The SELECT Statement
Data Insertion, Update, and Deletion
Using WHERE Clause: Filtering Data
Sorting Results using the ORDER BY Clause
Working with Aggregate Functions
GROUP BY and HAVING Clauses
Implementing Joins: Combining Tables
Subqueries and Nested Queries
Data Definition Language (DDL) Commands
Module 3: Advanced SQL Techniques
18 hours each lessons.
Window Functions in SQL
Pivot Tables and Crosstab Queries
Using CASE and COALESCE Functions
Indexes and Their Importance
Implementing Views and Temporary Tables
Stored Procedures and Triggers
Transactions in SQL
Error Handling in SQL: TRY…CATCH
Working with Hierarchical Data
Optimizing SQL Queries
Module 4: Database Design and Normalization
18 hours each lessons.
Basics of Database Design
Entities, Attributes, and Relationships
ER Diagrams: Representing Database Structure
Introduction to Normalization
First Normal Form (1NF)
Second Normal Form (2NF)
Third Normal Form (3NF)
Boyce-Codd Normal Form (BCNF)
Denormalization: When and Why?
Database Design Best Practices
Module 5: Database Administration and Performance Tuning
18 hours each lessons.
Roles and Responsibilities of a Database Administrator (DBA)
Backup and Recovery Strategies
Database Security and User Management
Monitoring Database Performance
Optimizing Database Storage
Database Replication and Clustering
Database Patching and Upgrades
Automating Routine Tasks
SQL Profiling and Performance Tuning
Database Logging and Auditing
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