SQL Fundamentals (1-Month Course)
Master the fundamentals of SQL and relational databases through practical, hands-on learning. This one-month course is designed for beginners and aspiring developers who want to learn how databases work, write SQL queries, manage data efficiently, and build a strong foundation for backend development, data analysis, and software engineering.
Technologies You'll Learn
- MySQL
- SQL Language
- MySQL Workbench
- phpMyAdmin
What You'll Learn
- Understand relational databases and database concepts.
- Create and manage databases and tables.
- Write SQL queries to retrieve, insert, update, and delete data.
- Filter, sort, and search data efficiently.
- Use aggregate functions and grouping techniques.
- Master INNER, LEFT, RIGHT, and FULL JOIN concepts.
- Work with primary keys, foreign keys, and relationships.
- Apply constraints to maintain data integrity.
- Create indexes to improve query performance.
- Design normalized relational databases.
- Solve real-world database problems using SQL.
1-Month Course Roadmap
Week 1 - SQL & Database Fundamentals
- Introduction to Databases
- Relational Database Concepts
- Installing MySQL & MySQL Workbench
- Creating Databases
- Creating Tables
- SQL Data Types
- Primary Keys & Auto Increment
Week 2 - CRUD Operations & Querying Data
- INSERT Records
- SELECT Statements
- UPDATE Records
- DELETE Records
- WHERE Clause
- ORDER BY
- LIMIT
- DISTINCT
- Aliases
Week 3 - Advanced SQL Queries
- Aggregate Functions (COUNT, SUM, AVG, MIN, MAX)
- GROUP BY
- HAVING Clause
- INNER JOIN
- LEFT JOIN
- RIGHT JOIN
- Subqueries
- UNION
Week 4 - Database Design & Final Project
- Database Relationships
- One-to-One Relationships
- One-to-Many Relationships
- Many-to-Many Relationships
- Foreign Keys
- Indexes
- Normalization Basics
- Database Backup & Restore
- Real-World Database Design
- Final Project
Final Project
Students will design and build a complete relational database for a real-world application such as a Student Management System, Library Management System, Inventory Management System, or Hospital Management System. They will create tables, define relationships, apply constraints, write advanced SQL queries, and generate reports using real data.
Who Should Enroll?
- Complete beginners with no database experience.
- Students preparing for software development careers.
- Frontend developers wanting to learn databases.
- Backend developers seeking a stronger SQL foundation.
- Data analysts and aspiring database professionals.
- Anyone interested in learning SQL from scratch.
Career Opportunities
- SQL Developer
- Database Administrator (Junior DBA)
- Backend Developer
- PHP/Laravel Developer
- Data Analyst
- Business Intelligence Analyst
- Software Engineer