SQL with MySQL and JDBC

The course, "SQL with MySQL and JDBC," is designed for absolute beginners who want to embark on a journey into the world of databases and the Structured Query Language (SQL). The course offers a comprehensive introduction to SQL concepts, emphasising the practical skills required for data retrieval, manipulation, and basic database design.

Key Learning Objectives:

1. Understanding Databases:

   • Introduction to databases and their significance in information management.

   • Overview of relational databases and SQL as a language for data manipulation.

2. Basic SQL Syntax:

   • Learning the fundamental structure of SQL queries.

   • Executing simple SELECT statements for data retrieval.

3. Data Manipulation:

   • Inserting new records into a database with the INSERT statement.

   • Updating and deleting data using the UPDATE and DELETE statements.

4. Filtering and Sorting Data:

   • Using the WHERE clause to filter query results.

   • Sorting data with the ORDER BY clause.

5. Working with Multiple Tables:

   • Understanding relationships between tables.

   • Performing basic JOIN operations to combine data.

6. Data Aggregation and Grouping:

   • Introduction to aggregate functions (SUM, AVG, COUNT).

   • Grouping data using GROUP BY for summary analysis.

7. Database Design Principles:

   • Basics of designing a relational database.

8. Real-world Applications:

   • Application of SQL skills in practical scenarios.

   • Engaging in hands-on exercises to reinforce learning

9. Upon completion of this course, participants will have a solid understanding of SQL fundamentals. They will be able to confidently perform basic data operations, write simple queries, and design basic relational databases. This course serves as an essential stepping stone for those looking to explore more advanced concepts in SQL and database management.

   This course is perfect for individuals who are curious about databases, and data analysis, or anyone starting their journey into the world of SQL.