Dr. Chris Mall
**** This course contains pretty much everything you need to master SQL. ****
The majority of people that consider SQL as a qualification do so for career and personal development reasons.
Mastering SQL is considered to be the No1 qualification that will boost your career.
You’ll learn how to read and write complex queries to a database using one of the most in demand skills – PostgreSQL. These skills are also applicable to any other major SQL database, such as MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Amazon Redshift, Oracle, and much more.
When you can work with SQL, it means you don’t have to rely on others sending you data and executing queries for you. You can do that on your own. This allows you to be independent and dig deeper into the data to obtain the answers to questions that might improve the way your company does its business. For instance, Database management is the foundation for data analysis and intelligent decision making.
Learning SQL is one of the fastest ways to improve your career prospects as it is one of the most in demand tech skills! In this course you’ll learn quickly and receive challenges and tests along the way to improve your understanding!
Instructor Details
Courses : 16
Specification: SQL – A 3-step Process to Master MySQL With Examples
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27 reviews for SQL – A 3-step Process to Master MySQL With Examples
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 4.5 hours |
| Year | 2022 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$14.99
Helber Rojas –
THIS IS A GOOD COURSE, TO THE INITIAL SKILLS OF DATABASE WITH MySQL THANK YOU
Nikhil P Chacko –
Has to improve the English speaking skill of the lecturer. Faced some degree of difficulty in understanding.
Fernando Carraro Aguirre –
Buen curso para tener bases sobre SQL
Swathi G –
Good for short period of time
Laura Lopez –
not modified for mac users
Jesse –
Yes it was………with some good practice I can master SQL
Prithvi chandra –
So far, the lecture is progressing slowly and it is little time taking to understand the accent. I hope the course will give me enough knowledge in upcoming videos 🙂
Olamide Timeyin –
quite detailed for a non programmer like me, will recommend it….following the steps through
Vijay –
very good for beginners to start with SQL queries…
Christopher Zickus –
Loved it, would recommend anyone who is starting out. Did help me a lot when reading books were daunting. To the point and wonderful support too from the teacher assistants.
Ralf Lauren –
Great experience, I absolutely now feel 100% comfortable with putting SQL on my resume. Great instructor that walks through every scenario with a well paced structure. The course went smooth and it was straight forward and easy to comprehend much better than other courses that I’ve took. Very easy to understand the professor and not back tracking trying to trouble shoot the course. Which should of already been done with a quality assurance check from the creators of the course itself. I was pleased with the information that was provided within this class. Now, it’s time to practice, practice, practice!!!
Jim Drulias –
Was looking forward to the course for a long time, in the end, it even exceeded my expectations. Every lecture is exactly on point and the skills gained in the process are worth the time investment. Would highly recommend this course to anyone seeking some practical know how on SQL, you’ll be amazed how fast you pick up the knowledge. Massive thank you!
Frij Hurtius –
More than great if you are new to sql or you would like to refresh your knowledge. Step by step examples to learn how to handle data. Highly recommend it as I was fully satisfied. Thank you!
Bryan Gregstern –
The course is a great introduction to sql and specifically to mysql. You will learn to handle data very easily. I suggest this course to everyone that would like to learn more things about how you can use databases to apps and websites.
Petros Makridis –
This course covers all the fundamentals of SQL in an amazing good, precise and concrete way! I didn’t expect so much value in so short time. I will look for more courese of Dr. Chris Mall for sure!
Mark Zickelius –
This course is amazing, and really above expectations as I am now ready to use this knowledge for building web apps and mobile apps. Thank you!
Kostas Geranis –
This is for sure a concrete and step by step guide to be introduced and master SQL at the same time! Wow! Great work! I hope to have more courses soon by Dr. Chris Mall!
John Harsoulof –
I believe that this course covers more than anyone is expecting in a short time. The best is the step by step examples to build your own database and start building apps that make effective transaction. A must to everyone.
Lear Finks –
Great course for SQL introduction. I learned a lot that I didn’t expect in just a course. I highly recommend it!
John Frie –
Absolutely great course! I recommend it for sure! Great. Thank you.
Dark_mu1 –
very bad pronunciation
Frank Seb –
1000% satisfied for learning how to use SQL while creating programs! Thank you for all your tips, your guidance and your detailed projects!
Chris Zickn –
This is the most complete course of SQL that I have attended so far. I am very satisfied! Thank you for your detailed guidance, but most of all thank you for explaining in detail everything to understand why I am doing each move in SQL. Thank you.
Bill Karakoumis –
10000% satisfied! Thank you for introducing SQL, how we can handle data and create apps with databases.
John Malcolm –
Absolutely great course! This is what I was looking for! Thank you…
Frank Bankius –
The course lectures are very helpful. I used to be a developer during the early stage of my career then eventually move up which means less technical work. These lectures helped me to refresh my memory on how to write SQL again! Thank you!
Eduard H. van Kleef –
This is a very nice course for absolute beginners. But only for those. So why 3.5 stars only? Because the structure of the course is broken. The title suggests (superficially) covering various dbms. In reality it demonstrates the use of very basic sql in MySQL and touches on other dbms during the demonstration of ONE sql feature. This course could profit tremendously from a slightly longer discussion of the various sql dbms systems, their philosophies, their place in the market and differences. The more complete disconnect is between the section on sql and the short section on programming. The latter is an introduction to programming, again for complete beginners. This is the wrong content in the wrong place. I would like to have seen a section here how code/scripts can interact with various databases including odbc etc. None of that appears here.