SQL Training

Database SQL Training
Training in SQL for databases equips you with key technical skills for roles such as Database Administrator, Data Analyst, Data Engineer, and Business Intelligence Analyst. You learn to efficiently perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations, write complex JOIN queries, and optimize performance through indexing and normalization techniques. SQL training enhances your ability to secure data, manage permissions, and integrate data from multiple sources.
Advanced skills include using window functions and analytical queries for in-depth data analysis. This expertise supports datadriven decision-making and robust data management, making you an invaluable asset in maintaining data integrity and facilitating strategic business insights. Mastery of SQL ensures you're well-prepared for the demands of these critical roles.
Benefits of SQL Training for Career Growth
- Versatility : SQL skills are a baseline requirement for roles like data analysts, database administrators, and data engineers.
- High Demand : Power BI’s user-friendly interface makes it accessible to both technical and non-technical professionals.
- Foundational for Advanced Roles : Acts as a gateway to more advanced technologies like big data, machine learning, and data science.
- Competitive Salaries : SQL-trained professionals are often rewarded with attractive pay scales.
- Scalable Knowledge : SQL integrates seamlessly with modern data tools and platforms.

Course Detail
TOPICS | SUB TOPICS | DAY | DATE |
Understanding Databases and SQL | Introduction to Databases and RDBMS | DAY 1 | |
Overview of SQL and its importance in data analysis | |||
What is MySQL? | |||
MySQL installation and setup | |||
Install MySQL on Windows/Linux/Mac | |||
Install MySQL Workbench | |||
MySQL Basics | DAY 2 | ||
Creating and Managing Databases | |||
MySQL Data Types: | |||
Numeric (INT, FLOAT, DOUBLE) | |||
String (VARCHAR, CHAR, TEXT) | |||
Date and Time | |||
Basic SQL syntax | |||
Hands-on: Create and describe tables. | |||
Managing Tables | Create Tables | DAY 3 | |
AUTO_INCREMENT | |||
Rename Tables | |||
Add Columns | |||
Drop Columns | |||
Drop Tables | |||
Temporary Tables | |||
Generated Columns | |||
MySQL Constraints | MySQL Constraints | DAY 4 | |
Primary Key | |||
Foreign Key | |||
UNIQUE Constraint | |||
NOT NULL Constraint | |||
DEFAULT Constraint | |||
CHECK Constraint | |||
Data Definition Language (DDL) | MySQL DDL Commands: | DAY 5 | |
CREATE, ALTER, DROP | |||
Adding constraints: NOT NULL, UNIQUE, DEFAULT | |||
Hands-on: | |||
Create tables with constraints. | |||
Modify existing tables using ALTER. | |||
Data Query Language (DQL) | SELECT statement and clauses: | DAY 6 | |
WHERE, ORDER BY, LIMIT | |||
Hands-on: | |||
Fetch data using SELECT queries. | |||
Filter data using WHERE conditions. | |||
Recap and Practice | Solve basic MySQL queries to reinforce learning | DAY 7 | |
MySQL aggregate function | various MySQL aggregate functions including | DAY 8 | |
SUM, AVG, MAX, | |||
MIN and COUNT functions. | |||
Data Manipulation Language (DML) | MySQL DML Commands: | DAY 9 | |
INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE | |||
Bulk insert operations | |||
Hands-on: Populate and modify tables. | |||
MySQL Comparison Functions | SELECT DISTINCT | DAY 10 | |
Arithmetic Operators in MySQL | |||
Comparison Operators in MySQL | |||
Logical Operators in MySQL | |||
NOT IN | |||
IS NULL | |||
BETWEEN | DAY 11 | ||
LIKE | |||
LIMIT | |||
MySQL String Functions | Concatenation Functions | DAY 12 | |
Substring Functions | |||
Searching and Locating Functions | DAY 13 | ||
Case Conversion Functions | |||
Character Manipulation Functions | |||
Whitespace Functions | DAY 14 | ||
Length and Count Functions | |||
Padding string functions | |||
Recap and Practice | Solve MySQL queries to reinforce learning | DAY 15 | |
MySQL Date Functions | Getting the current Date & Time | DAY 16 | |
Calculating Date and Time | |||
Converting Functions | |||
Formatting Date & Time functions | DAY 17 | ||
Extracting Date & Time Functions | |||
Getting Month & Day Names | |||
Creating Date & Time Functions | DAY 18 | ||
Handling Period Functions | |||
Recap and Practice | Solve MySQL queries to reinforce learning | DAY 19 | |
MySQL Math Functions | MySQL mathematical functions with practical & real world | DAY 20 | |
Data Aggregation and Grouping | COUNT, SUM, AVG, MAX, MIN | DAY 21 | |
GROUP BY and HAVING clauses | |||
Hands-on: Write queries using aggregate functions. | |||
Recap and Practice | Solve MySQL queries to reinforce learning | DAY 22 | |
Relationships and Keys | Primary Key, Foreign Key, Composite Key | DAY 23 | |
One-to-One, One-to-Many, Many-to-Many relationships | |||
Hands-on: Define keys and implement relationships. | |||
MySQL Joins | Fetch data from multiple tables using JOINs. | DAY 24 | |
Combine JOINs with WHERE and GROUP BY. | DAY 25 | ||
Recap and Practice | Solve MySQL queries to reinforce learning | DAY 26 | |
Subqueries | Subqueries in SELECT, WHERE, and FROM clauses | DAY 27 | |
Correlated subqueries | |||
Hands-on: Write simple and complex subqueries. | |||
Views in MySQL | What are Views? Advantages of using Views. | DAY 28 | |
Create, Update, and Drop Views | |||
Hands-on: Implement views for simplifying queries. | |||
MySQL Indexes | Types of Indexes: Single-column, Multi-column, Unique | DAY 29 | |
How Indexes improve performance | |||
Create and manage indexes. | |||
Analyze query performance using EXPLAIN. | |||
Recap and Practice | Solve MySQL queries to reinforce learning | DAY 30 | |
MySQL Control Flow Functions | The control flow functions allow you | DAY 31 | |
to add if-then-else logic to SQL queries | |||
MySQL Regular Expressions | MySQL regular expressions and offers | DAY 32 | |
you the most commonly used regular expression | |||
functions and operators in MySQL. | |||
Recap and Practice | Solve MySQL queries to reinforce learning | DAY 33 | |
Analytics Function | Aggregate window functions | DAY 34 | |
Value window functions | |||
Ranking window functions | DAY 35 | ||
Stored Procedures and Functions | Introduction to Stored Procedures and Functions | DAY 36 | |
Writing and Executing Stored Procedures | |||
Hands-on: Create procedures for repetitive tasks. | |||
Recap and Practice | Solve MySQL queries to reinforce learning | DAY 37 | |
Recap and Mini Project | Project: | DAY 38 | |
Design a database with multiple tables and relationships. | |||
Perform CRUD operations with Joins and Views. | DAY 39 | ||
Advanced MySQL | What are Triggers? | DAY 40 | |
Triggers | BEFORE and AFTER triggers | ||
Hands-on: Create and manage triggers for automated tasks. | |||
Transactions | ACID properties | DAY 41 | |
Commands: START TRANSACTION, COMMIT, ROLLBACK | |||
Hands-on: Implement transactions in practical use cases. | |||
Recap and Practice | Solve MySQL queries to reinforce learning | DAY 42 | |
Query Optimization | Query Execution Plan using EXPLAIN | DAY 43 | |
Best practices for writing efficient queries | |||
Hands-on: | |||
Optimize complex queries. | DAY 44 | ||
Experiment with indexing and EXPLAIN. | |||
Recap and Practice | Recap Basic MySQL and Practice |
DAY
45 & 46 |
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Recap and Practice | Recap Intermediate MySQL and Practice |
DAY
47 & 48 |
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Recap and Practice | Recap Advance MySQL and Practice |
DAY
49 & 50 |
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