Master SQL with SQL Server,MySql,PostGre,MariaDB and SQLite

From start to finish, become a master at SQL and learn how to provide data solutions to meet business operational needs

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Master SQL with SQL Server,MySql,PostGre,MariaDB and SQLite

What You Will Learn!

Learn how to use SQL to perform the most basic to the most advanced query. This course covers more than 300 keywords. No other course is as comprehensive.
Learn SQL on 5 different relational database and their associated Database Management System.
Learn SQL and gain experience through exercises/challenges by meeting the operational needs of a business. All of the course is structured around 1 business.
By completing 50% of this course get a relational database containing the keywords of 5 different relational database.
Acquire the knowledge and the competency to apply to any positions requiring SQL

Description

What makes this course unique:

1. This course is designed around 5 DBMS - MYSql - SQL Server - PostGre - MariaDB - SQLite

2. Data drives business. This is is why the course is built around 1 business case. Your objective if you choose to accept it is to learn SQL is such a way in order to present data and analysis to a business owner that will empower such business owner to make the right business decision.

3. A very comprehensive SQL course. We don't shy away from advanced topics such as Recursive CTE and cursors.

4. This course comes with a unique database (upon completion of 50% of course) that contains 250+ key words of the 5 DBMS covered by this course. Don't restrict your career to 1 DBMS!

5. This course really covers the ins and out of SQL. From importing data, creating queries to using the data. We will show you how to use Excel to construct a data pipeline. How to use SQL in Java,Python and R. How to use SQL in an Android application and finally how to build a web application where can learn about ethical hacking by testing a case of SQL injection.

6. More than 40 exercises where you will get familiar with creating complex queries of 50+ lines of codes using views, correlated subqueries, joining tables,, cte... in views, stored procedures, functions...