Master MySQL: Guide to Database Management and Projects, Become a MySQL expert by mastering database management, advanced queries, and real-world project implementation!.
Course Description
MySQL is a widely-used relational database management system (RDBMS) that powers millions of applications worldwide. This course is a comprehensive journey through MySQL, starting from the basics and gradually advancing to complex queries, real-world projects, and database operations. With hands-on practical demonstrations and project-based learning, you’ll gain the skills required to design, manage, and optimize databases efficiently.
Section 1: Introduction to MySQL
This foundational section introduces MySQL, starting with connecting to the database and navigating its interface. You’ll learn to create commands, use databases, and manipulate tables by showing, describing, and deleting them. As you progress, you’ll dive into selecting rows and columns, sorting data, pattern matching, and leveraging regular expressions. The section concludes with practical demonstrations and examples, reinforcing the core concepts with real-world scenarios.
Section 2: Real-World Project 1 – Comprehensive Database Development
In this section, you’ll embark on your first large-scale MySQL project. Through 18 detailed lectures, you’ll design and implement a robust database system, tackling challenges such as data structuring, advanced queries, and optimized table management. Each lecture builds on the previous one, helping you gain hands-on experience in solving complex database problems. By the end of this section, you’ll have created a fully functional and efficient database application.
Section 3: Real-World Project 2 – HR Database Development and Analysis
This section focuses on creating and analyzing a complete HR database. You’ll design tables for employees, jobs, locations, and regions, followed by writing complex queries to extract valuable insights. Topics like subqueries, aggregate functions, joins, date and string functions, and advanced SQL commands are covered in depth. Practical examples include using a music database for joins and updates, grouping data effectively, and working with transactions. You’ll also learn to import/export data and perform operations like correlated subqueries and data explanation for optimized performance.
Conclusion
This course provides a deep dive into MySQL, blending theoretical knowledge with practical implementation. By the end, you’ll have built two real-world databases and acquired advanced skills for database management, query optimization, and problem-solving. This course equips you to tackle any MySQL-related challenges in personal or professional projects.
