DBMS and MySQL Complete Course Beginner to Advance

DBMS and MySQL Complete Course Beginner to Advance, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 88 lectures, based on 94 reviews, and has 341 subscribers.

You will learn about Basic Concepts of Database Management Learn complete MySQL Practically Learn Complete DBMS with coding skills Solve Problems based on DBMS Normalization and SQL subqueries Relational Algebra and Joins Transactions and serializability This course is ideal for individuals who are All those people who want to learn Database Management Skills or Freshman and Freshwomen who want to start their big dat and data science journey or All students who are pursuing degrees and preparing for competitive exams It is particularly useful for All those people who want to learn Database Management Skills or Freshman and Freshwomen who want to start their big dat and data science journey or All students who are pursuing degrees and preparing for competitive exams.

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Summary

Title: DBMS and MySQL Complete Course Beginner to Advance

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 88

Number of Published Lectures: 88

Number of Curriculum Items: 88

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 88

Original Price: ?799

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Basic Concepts of Database Management

Learn complete MySQL Practically

Learn Complete DBMS with coding skills

Solve Problems based on DBMS Normalization and SQL subqueries

Relational Algebra and Joins

Transactions and serializability

Who Should Attend

All those people who want to learn Database Management Skills

Freshman and Freshwomen who want to start their big dat and data science journey

All students who are pursuing degrees and preparing for competitive exams

Target Audiences

All those people who want to learn Database Management Skills

Freshman and Freshwomen who want to start their big dat and data science journey

All students who are pursuing degrees and preparing for competitive exams

Welcome to our DBMS and SQL course, the only online teaching platform that starts with the basics of introducing key concepts of DBMS normalization and takes you all the way up to SQL coding, practice problems, and much more. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced professional, our program has everything you need to master the concepts of database management systems and MySQL.

Our engaging animations and smart illustrations make the learning experience qualitative, easier to understand, and more attractive. We believe that learning should be fun and exciting, which is why we’ve designed our course to be both engaging and informative.

There’s no better time to learn DBMS than today, with the rise of big data and the increasing importance of data-driven decision-making. The demand for skilled database management professionals is higher than ever, and our course will provide you with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in this field.

Throughout the course, we won’t just learn thoroughly, but we will also understand the concepts and processes. We’ll write SQL code in MySQL Workbench and solve DB practice problems, so you’ll gain the necessary level of confidence to pass any placement exam or competitive test with flying colors.

Upon completion of the course, you’ll receive a certificate that you can showcase to potential employers, demonstrating your expertise in DBMS and SQL. Don’t wait any longer to take your career to the next level. Join us today and start your journey towards becoming a skilled database management professional. Thank you for choosing our program!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction To Course

Lecture 1: Introduction to Course

Chapter 2: Introduction To Database Management System

Lecture 1: What is Database

Lecture 2: Introduction To Database Management System

Lecture 3: Degree and Cardinality of Relation

Lecture 4: Relationships in DBMS

Lecture 5: DBMS vs File Systems

Lecture 6: DBMS Architecture

Chapter 3: Relationships in DBMS

Lecture 1: Concepts of Keys in DBMS

Lecture 2: Referential Integrity

Lecture 3: Entity Relationship Model (ER Model)

Chapter 4: Normalization in DBMS

Lecture 1: Normalization in Database Management System

Lecture 2: Functional Dependency

Lecture 3: Closure Property

Lecture 4: First Normal Form (1NF)

Lecture 5: Second Normal Form (2NF)

Lecture 6: Third Normal Form (3NF)

Lecture 7: BCNF (3.5NF)

Lecture 8: Fourth Normal Form (4NF)

Lecture 9: Fifth Normal Form (5NF)

Lecture 10: Summary of Normalization Forms

Lecture 11: Normalization Practice Problem I

Lecture 12: Normalization Practice Problem II

Chapter 5: Joins In Database Management System

Lecture 1: Joins in DBMS

Lecture 2: Cross Join

Lecture 3: Natural Join

Lecture 4: Theta (Conditional) Join

Lecture 5: Equi Join

Lecture 6: Self Join

Lecture 7: Left Outer Join

Lecture 8: Right Outer Join

Lecture 9: Full Outer Join

Chapter 6: Introduction to Relational Algebra in Database

Lecture 1: Introduction to Relational Algebra

Lecture 2: Projection in Relational Algebra

Lecture 3: Selection in Relational Algebra

Lecture 4: Cross Product in Relational Algebra

Lecture 5: Set Difference in Relational Algebra

Lecture 6: Union Operator in Relational Algebra

Lecture 7: Division Operator in Relational Algebra

Lecture 8: Join Operator in Relational Algebra

Lecture 9: Relational Algebra Problem I

Chapter 7: MySQL

Lecture 1: Introduction To SQL

Lecture 2: Install MySQL Workbench

Lecture 3: Data Types in MySQL

Lecture 4: Command Prompt Interface

Lecture 5: Create Database In MySQL

Lecture 6: Create Table In MySQL

Lecture 7: Alter Table In MySQL

Lecture 8: Drop Table In MySQL

Lecture 9: Truncate Table In MySQL

Lecture 10: Rename Table In MySQL

Lecture 11: Difference Between Drop Truncate and Delete

Lecture 12: Insert Data Into Table using MySQL

Lecture 13: Commit Rollback and Save Point

Lecture 14: Update Data using MySQL

Lecture 15: Delete from Table using MySQL

Lecture 16: Primary Key Constraint

Lecture 17: Unique Key Constraint

Lecture 18: Not Null Key Constraint

Lecture 19: Check Key Constraint

Lecture 20: Foreign Key Constraints and Referential Integrity

Lecture 21: Select and Where Clause in MySQL

Lecture 22: Order By Clause in MySQL

Lecture 23: Group By Clause in MySQL

Lecture 24: Having Clause in MySQL

Lecture 25: Distinct Clause in MySQL

Lecture 26: MySQL Functions

Lecture 27: Logical Operator in MySQL

Lecture 28: SQL Joins using MySQL

Lecture 29: Set Operators in MySQL

Lecture 30: Subqueries in MySQL

Lecture 31: All and ANY keyword in MySQL

Lecture 32: BETWEEN and IN keywords in MySQL

Lecture 33: LIKE in MySQL

Lecture 34: EXISTS in MySQL

Lecture 35: EXISTS and IN with Subqueries in MySQL

Lecture 36: SQL Practice Problem I

Lecture 37: SQL Practice Problem II

Lecture 38: SQL Practice Problem III

Lecture 39: SQL Practice Problem IV

Chapter 8: Transactions in Database Management System

Lecture 1: Transactions in DBMS

Lecture 2: Conflicts in Transaction

Lecture 3: Recoverable and Non-Recoverable Schedule

Lecture 4: Schedules

Lecture 5: Conflict Equivalent

Chapter 9: Serializability

Lecture 1: Serializability

Lecture 2: Conflict Serializability

Lecture 3: View Serializability

Lecture 4: Concurrency Control Protocol

Instructors

Mohammad Irshad kasana
Data Science IIT Jammu

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2 stars: 2 votes

3 stars: 8 votes

4 stars: 33 votes

5 stars: 50 votes

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