Introduction to SQL

Introduction to SQL
Duration
16 hours
Course type
Online
Language
English
Duration
16 hours
Location
Online
Language
English
Code
DEV-010
Training for 7-8 or more people? Customize trainings for your specific needs
Introduction to SQL
Duration
16 hours
Location
Online
Language
English
Code
DEV-010
€ 450 *
Training for 7-8 or more people? Customize trainings for your specific needs

Description

certificate
After completing the course, a certificate
is issued on the Luxoft Training form

Objectives

Upon the completion of training, students will be able to perform database operations using SQL.

They will be able to:

  • Perform simple search operation
  • Perform search using several tables
  • Perform search with sorting
  • Use basic aggregate and window functions
  • Modify data in a database

Target Audience

Developers, analysts, and other specialists who need to learn SQL basics.

Prerequisites

High-school knowledge of mathematics and PC skills. Basic knowledge of English.

Roadmap


Module 1. Introduction to relational databases​. Normalization [theory – 1.1 h]

Module 2. Basics of DDL​. Creating tables and indexes. SQL Data types [theory – 1h]

Module 3. Referential integrity​. Restricting column values to values present in referenced table only. Foreign keys and REFERENCES clause [theory – 0.3h]

Module 4 Queries. SELECT​ statement for single table, filtering rows with WHERE, built-in functions [theory – 1.1h]

Lab Setup [practice – 0.2h]

Lab "Select" and solution review [practice – 0.4h]

Module 5. Table joins. Selecting data from multiple linked tables [theory – 0.9h]

Module 6. Subqueries​. Using other query results in filtering rows and calculating additional columns [theory – 0.4h]

Module 7. Sorting and grouping data [theory – 0.3h]

Module 8. Aggregate functions (COUNT, MIN, MAX, SUM)​ [theory – 0.7h]

Lab "Join, subqueries, and aggregate functions" and solution review [practice – 0.4h]

Lab "GROUP BY and HAVING, ORDER BY" and solution review [practice – 0.4h]

Module 9. Window functions​. Complex aggregations [theory – 0.9h]

Lab "Window functions" and solution review [practice – 0.6h]

Module 10. How are SQL queries handled?​ Execution plan [theory – 0.3h]

Module 11. Insert, update, and delete data (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE). Using these operations with subqueries [theory – 0.9h]

Lab "INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE" and solution review [practice – 0.4h]

Module 12. General concepts of transactions and data integrity. COMMIT and ROLLBACK statements. ACID properties of transactions [theory – 0.7h]

Lab "Additional tasks" setup [practice – 0.3h]

Lab "Additional tasks" [practice – 3.6h]

Lab "Additional tasks" solution review [practice – 0.9h]

Theory – 8.7h; Practice – 7.3h

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