Course Overview:
Did you know that SQL is one of the top 10 most in-demand skills in the UK job market? Companies across various industries rely on SQL for efficient data management and analysis. Our SQL Programming Masterclass can be your gateway to mastering this essential skill. With a growing demand for data professionals, this course will equip you with the expertise to excel in roles such as Data Analyst, SQL Developer, and Database Administrator.
In the SQL Programming Masterclass, you will cover a comprehensive curriculum including: Browsing & Filtering Data, Filter Data with AND, OR, NOT Operators, Math Operations, Limit Records, Casting & Data Conversion, Combination Relationships, Joins in SQL, Data Manipulation (DML), and much more!
The SQL Programming Masterclass is designed to be flexible and accessible. Enrol in the SQL Programming Masterclass today and start your journey towards becoming a SQL expert.
Learning Outcomes:
After completing the Data Analysis in Microsoft Excel Complete Training, you will be able to:
- Master the fundamentals of SQL programming.
- Efficiently extract, filter, and sort data.
- Utilise advanced querying techniques to manipulate data.
- Handle NULL values and use CASE statements effectively.
- Join tables and combine data from multiple sources. Insert, update, and delete records in a database.
- Create and manage database structures with SQL Data Definition Language (DDL).
- Apply SQL skills confidently in real-world scenarios.
- Qualify for roles such as Data Analyst, SQL Developer, and Database Administrator.
Who is This Course For?
This course is perfect for individuals seeking to enhance their data management and analysis skills. Whether you’re a data analyst, database administrator, software developer, or professional looking to upskill, this course will empower you to harness the power of SQL programming. Prior programming experience is not mandatory, making it accessible to beginners and intermediate learners.
What You Will Learn:
- Foundations of SQL programming: Learn the basics of SQL, database management systems, and the tools used in this course, such as PostgreSQL and SQLectron.
- Data manipulation: Master the art of extracting, filtering, and sorting data based on specific requirements using various SQL keywords and operators.
- Advanced querying techniques: Dive deeper into SQL programming by exploring functions, grouping and aggregating data, and using advanced query techniques.
- Data conversion and manipulation: Discover how to convert data types, concatenate strings, manipulate characters and numbers, and utilise case statements for more sophisticated queries.
- Joining tables: Understand the different types of joins and how to combine data from multiple tables using join operations effectively.
- Data modification: Learn how to insert, update, and delete records in a database, as well as manage table structures and constraints.Joining tables: Understand the different types of joins and how to combine data from multiple tables using join operations effectively.
- Views and schemas: Explore the concepts of views and schemas, and learn how to create and use them to organise and present data effectively.
Why Enrol in This Course:
Top-reviewed course: Join thousands of satisfied learners who have praised this course for its clear explanations, comprehensive content, and examples.
Recently updated curriculum: Benefit from the most up-to-date information and industry best practices in SQL programming.
In-demand skills: SQL programming is a highly sought-after skill in today’s job market, opening up numerous career opportunities across industries.
Requirements:
No prior programming experience is required. All you need is a computer with an internet connection and a willingness to learn.
Career Path:
Upon completing the SQL Programming Masterclass, you’ll have the knowledge and skills for various career paths, including:
- Data Analyst:
- Analyse and interpret complex data sets to help organisations make informed decisions.
- Average UK salary: £35,000 per year.
SQL Developer:
- Design, implement, and maintain SQL databases and queries to support software applications.
- Average UK salary: £40,000 per year.
Database Administrator:
- Ensure the performance, integrity, and security of databases.
- Average UK salary: £40,000 per year.
Business Intelligence Analyst:
- Use data analysis to provide actionable insights and support strategic decision-making.
- Average UK salary: £45,000 per year.
Data Engineer:
- Develop and maintain the architecture that enables data collection, processing, and analysis.
- Average UK salary: £55,000 per year.
Software Developer:
- Integrate SQL skills into software development projects to enhance functionality and data management.
- Average UK salary: £45,000 per year.
Data Scientist:
- Utilise SQL along with other tools to analyse data and create predictive models.
- Average UK salary: £60,000 per year.
Certification:
Upon completing the Hygiene and Infection Control CPD Level 4 course, you will receive a CPD certificate. It demonstrates your commitment to maintaining the highest standards of hygiene and infection control.
FAQ:
How long will it take to master SQL?
Mastering SQL can take several months to a year, depending on your prior experience and the amount of time you dedicate to learning and practice. Consistent study and hands-on practice with real-world data sets can accelerate your learning process.
Which SQL course is best?
The best SQL course for you depends on your learning goals and current skill level. The SQL Programming Masterclass is highly recommended for its comprehensive curriculum, covering everything from basics to advanced topics, and its flexible, accessible format. It’s suitable for both beginners and those looking to deepen their SQL knowledge.
How important is SQL for data analysis?
SQL is crucial for data analysis as it allows you to efficiently query and manipulate large datasets, perform complex analyses, and generate meaningful insights from data stored in relational databases.
What are the career benefits of learning SQL?
Learning SQL can open up a wide range of career opportunities, increase your employability, and potentially lead to higher salaries. It’s a foundational skill for many roles in the tech and data industries.
How do I purchase this SQL Programming Masterclass?
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Course Curriculum
- 18 sections
- 118 lectures
- 10 hours, 47 minutes total length
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Introduction00:01:00
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Tools Used in This Course00:01:00
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Download PostgreSQL00:02:00
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Install PostgreSQL00:03:00
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Download SQLectron00:02:00
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Install SQLectron00:01:00
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Connect to PostgreSQL – Credentials00:01:00
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Connect to PostgreSQL Using SQLectron00:02:00
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Import Course Data Using SQLectron00:02:00
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FOR WINDOWS 32-BIT USERS: Download, Install, Configure & Import Data00:08:00
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Check Imported Data00:06:00
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What is a Database?00:01:00
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SQL Data Types00:02:00
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Finally Some Fun! Extracting Data Based on Requirements00:01:00
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Filtering Data using WHERE Keyword00:08:00
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Filter Data by Range Using BETWEEN00:03:00
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Filter Data by Set of Values Using IN00:03:00
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Filter Data by Date00:05:00
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More Filtering by Date00:03:00
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Another Query Filtering by Date00:01:00
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Filter Data by Strings00:04:00
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More Filtering by Strings00:05:00
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More Filtering by Strings 200:10:00
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More Filtering by Strings 300:02:00
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How to Ignore Caps when Filtering by String00:04:00
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AND Operator00:10:00
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OR Operator00:12:00
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NOT Operator00:09:00
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AND, OR & NOT Operators: Which Has the Highest Priority?00:06:00
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Basic Math Operations00:06:00
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Modulo Operator00:04:00
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Calculate The Net Salary for Employees00:06:00
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Filter Data with Math Equations00:03:00
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Concatenate Strings with ‘||’ Operator00:06:00
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Concatenate Strings with Numbers00:02:00
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Give Your Report Fields A Cool Name00:04:00
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A Report for Payroll00:07:00
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Order Records by Column00:06:00
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Order Records by Multiple Columns00:12:00
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How Alias Names Cannot Be Used with WHERE00:02:00
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LIMIT Record Count Fetched by Your Query00:08:00
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Fetch A Field’s Unique Values Using DISTINCT00:03:00
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Using DISTINCT Keyword with Multiple Columns00:06:00
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What is a NULL Value Anyway?00:05:00
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Build More Sophisticated Queries with CASE Statements00:10:00
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Your Knowledge So Far Under A Great Test00:09:00
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Let Me Introduce You to Functions00:04:00
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SUM Function00:04:00
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AVG (Average) Function00:04:00
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COUNT Function00:07:00
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MIN & MAX Functions00:04:00
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How To Count Your Field’s Unique Values00:04:00
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GROUP BY Clause: Use Functions with Dimensions00:06:00
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GROUP BY More Than One Dimension00:05:00
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Now For Some Tough Workout00:09:00
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Filter By Aggregate Functions with HAVING Clause00:08:00
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Character Functions – UPPER, LOWER & INITCAP00:08:00
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Character Functions – CONCAT & LENGTH00:10:00
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Character Functions – LPAD & RPAD00:13:00
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Character Functions – TRIM00:04:00
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Character Functions – REPLACE00:09:00
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Character Functions – SUBSTR00:10:00
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Number Functions – MOD & ROUND00:11:00
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Number Functions – TRUNC00:07:00
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Selectception: A Select Query inside another Select Query!00:06:00
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Auto Data Conversion in SQL00:11:00
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Cast Date to Character00:10:00
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Cast Number to Character00:09:00
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Cast Timestamp to Character00:07:00
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Cast Character to Number00:08:00
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Cast Character to Date & Timestamp00:09:00
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UNION00:03:00
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UNION ALL00:02:00
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Important Note about Combining Queries00:02:00
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INTERSECT00:01:00
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EXCEPT00:01:00
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Employees & Departments Tables Revised00:03:00
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Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD)00:09:00
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Cartesian Join00:09:00
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Table Aliases with Joins00:07:00
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Why I Don’t Recommend Cartesian Joins00:08:00
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Inner Join00:06:00
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In-Depth Look into Join Types in SQL00:03:00
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Outer Join – Right, Left & Full00:08:00
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INSERT a New Record to a Table00:09:00
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Insert Without Specifying Column Names00:09:00
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UPDATE a Record’s Field Values00:07:00
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CAUTION! How an UPDATE Query Can Go Wrong00:04:00
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Update a Record Using Single-Row Functions00:04:00
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A Good Exercise: Extract Employee’s Email Address00:02:00
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Solution: Extract Employee’s Email Address00:13:00
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DELETE a Table’s Record00:06:00
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Insert Records with Nested Select Queries00:06:00
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SQL Data Types Revised00:13:00
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Bookstore Data Set: Let’s Move It to Database00:04:00
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Create Your First Table!00:08:00
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Insert Data to Your New Table00:08:00
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Change Column Data Type00:07:00
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Rename Column00:04:00
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Add a New Column to Table00:04:00
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Constraints in SQL00:01:00
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Primary Keys00:14:00
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NOT NULL Constraint00:05:00
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UNIQUE Constraint00:04:00
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DEFAULT Constraint00:04:00
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Foreign Keys00:08:00
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Use Foreign Keys with Joins – Books & Publishers00:06:00
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Foreign Keys – Properties00:06:00
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Drop Column00:01:00
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DROP Table00:01:00
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Create a New Table with Select Statement00:05:00
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A Trick to Create an Empty Table with Select Statement00:03:00
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Insert New Records Using Select Statement00:06:00
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Views00:03:00
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Schemas00:02:00
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Create & Use Schemas00:04:00
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Resources – SQL Programming Masterclass
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