What is Introduction to SQL Course?
The Introduction to SQL Course is designed to provide Learners with a comprehensive understanding of Structured Query Language (SQL), the standard language for interacting with relational databases. This course covers essential concepts such as database structure, querying data, and managing tables, enabling learners to work efficiently with databases.
Learners will gain hands-on experience using SQL commands to retrieve, update, and manipulate data while understanding how SQL supports data-driven decision-making in business environments. Practical exercises and examples ensure learners can apply their knowledge to real-world scenarios.
This comprehensive 1-day Introduction to SQL Course by Oakwood International prepares professionals to work with SQL confidently, forming a solid foundation for careers in data analytics, database management, and beyond.
Course Objectives
To understand the fundamentals of relational databases and SQL
To learn how to write basic SQL queries for data retrieval
To gain skills in filtering, sorting, and aggregating data
To understand how to create, modify, and manage database tables
To explore database relationships and perform joins
To enhance problem-solving skills using SQL queries
To build a strong foundation for advanced database concepts and applications
Upon completion, Learners will be equipped to use SQL effectively to manage and query databases in various professional contexts.
Course Outline
Introduction to SQL Course
Module 1: SQL-An Overview
DBMS and RDBMS
Introduction to SQL
SQL Environmental Setup
Module 2: Data Constraint, Keys and Datatypes
Introduction
Constraints
Keys
Data types
Module 3: Normalisation
What is Normalisation?
Types of normalisation
Module 4: Creating Databases and Tables
Types of SQL Commands
DDL Statements
DML Statements
TCL Statements
Module 5: Clauses and Aggregate Functions
Group by Clause
Aggregate Functions
Where Clause
Having and Order by Clause
Distinct Clause
Module 6: Joins
Aliases
Joins
Inner Join
Outer Join
Right Outer Join
Module 7: Views
Introduction to Views
Advantages
Types of Views
Simple View
Complex View
Operations
Module 8: Triggers
Introduction to Triggers
Advantages
Disadvantages
Hands-on
Included
Included
- No course includes are available.
Offered In This Course:
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Video Content
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eLearning Materials
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Study Resources
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Completion Certificate
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Tutor Support
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Interactive Quizzes
Learning Options
Discover a range of flexible learning options designed to meet your needs. Select the format that best supports your personal growth and goals.
Online Instructor-Led Training
- Live virtual classes led by experienced trainers, offering real-time interaction and guidance for optimal learning outcomes.
Online Self-Paced Training
- Flexible learning at your own pace, with access to comprehensive course materials and resources available anytime, anywhere.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What topics are covered in the Introduction to SQL Course?
The course covers relational databases, SQL basics, querying, table management, joins, aggregate functions, and real-world applications.
Q. How can this training benefit my career?
SQL is a fundamental skill in data-related roles. Mastering it enhances your ability to work with databases, making you a valuable asset in data-driven industries.
Q. Is SQL applicable across industries?
Yes, SQL is widely used in industries such as finance, healthcare, retail, and technology to manage and analyse structured data.
Q. What support is provided during the training?
Learners receive comprehensive study materials, practical exercises, and expert instructor guidance to ensure effective learning and application.
Q. Is this course suitable for beginners?
Yes, the course is designed for beginners who have yet to gain prior knowledge of SQL, providing a solid foundation in database management and querying.