Database Design and MySQL
Database Design and MySQL, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 100 lectures, based on 1659 reviews, and has 63116 subscribers.
You will learn about By the end of the course, you will be able to Design a database, Build a database and Upkeep a database. Manage Data in a organized, non-redundant, speedy method. You will be able to recognize potential Database faults that could lead to disaster and fix them through Foreign Key Constrains, proper MySQL Datatypes, storage engines, and more. You will understand the back end of a website in areas such as retrieving data from users and data encryption. You will have an awesome skill to add to any Résumé. Much more. This course is ideal for individuals who are This course will work for any beginner who has never worked with databases or spreadsheets. or This course is perfect for those with a small skill set in computers, but need assistance in fully grasping technical aspects of data management. or This course is perfect for those in almost any databasing course in college. or This course will work for tech geeks who need some refreshers or a broader view of database technology. It is particularly useful for This course will work for any beginner who has never worked with databases or spreadsheets. or This course is perfect for those with a small skill set in computers, but need assistance in fully grasping technical aspects of data management. or This course is perfect for those in almost any databasing course in college. or This course will work for tech geeks who need some refreshers or a broader view of database technology.
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Summary
Title: Database Design and MySQL
Price: $49.99
Average Rating: 4.3
Number of Lectures: 100
Number of Published Lectures: 100
Number of Curriculum Items: 100
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 100
Original Price: $59.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- By the end of the course, you will be able to Design a database, Build a database and Upkeep a database.
- Manage Data in a organized, non-redundant, speedy method.
- You will be able to recognize potential Database faults that could lead to disaster and fix them through Foreign Key Constrains, proper MySQL Datatypes, storage engines, and more.
- You will understand the back end of a website in areas such as retrieving data from users and data encryption.
- You will have an awesome skill to add to any Résumé.
- Much more.
Who Should Attend
- This course will work for any beginner who has never worked with databases or spreadsheets.
- This course is perfect for those with a small skill set in computers, but need assistance in fully grasping technical aspects of data management.
- This course is perfect for those in almost any databasing course in college.
- This course will work for tech geeks who need some refreshers or a broader view of database technology.
Target Audiences
- This course will work for any beginner who has never worked with databases or spreadsheets.
- This course is perfect for those with a small skill set in computers, but need assistance in fully grasping technical aspects of data management.
- This course is perfect for those in almost any databasing course in college.
- This course will work for tech geeks who need some refreshers or a broader view of database technology.
This course is offered to allow for download and anytime use as well as for anybody who wishes to support my YouTube channel.
About this course:
This is an introductory course that dives into the basics of many topics in databasing, including:
Database Design
Datatypes
Inserting and manipulating data
Joins
Character sets and collations
Storage engines
functions
and much more.
This master course has 3 sub-courses with a total of over 100 videos teaching the absolute basics, intermediate topics, and the start of many advanced databasing concepts that will have you programming databases in no time.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Database Design and Normalization
Lecture 1: What is a Database?
Lecture 2: Introduction
Lecture 3: Basic Terms
Lecture 4: Advanced Terms
Lecture 5: Primary Key
Lecture 6: Foreign Key
Lecture 7: Relationships
Lecture 8: 1 to 1 Relationships
Lecture 9: 1 to Many Relationships
Lecture 10: Many to Many relationships
Lecture 11: Why Many to Many relationships can be bad
Lecture 12: Designing relationships
Lecture 13: 1nf (First Normal Form)
Lecture 14: 2nf (Second Normal Form)
Lecture 15: 3nf (Third Normal Form)
Lecture 16: Starting the Design and Normalization
Lecture 17: MySQL Workbench
Lecture 18: Building Our Database and 1nf
Lecture 19: Designing a Library for Books
Lecture 20: Building a Library for Books Pt1 – Following the Forms
Lecture 21: Building a Library for Books Pt2
Lecture 22: Building a Library for Books pt3 and 2nf pt2
Lecture 23: Building a Library for Books pt4 and 2nf/3nf
Lecture 24: Building a Library for Books Pt5 – Finishing the Database
Lecture 25: Concluding Lecture: Where to go from Here. Final Video!
Chapter 2: MySQL Datatypes
Lecture 1: Char and Varchar
Lecture 2: Text Types
Lecture 3: Enum and Set
Lecture 4: Binary, Varbinary, and Blobs
Lecture 5: Integers
Lecture 6: Decimals, Floats, and Doubles
Lecture 7: Bit, Boolean, and Serial
Lecture 8: Date, Datetime, Time, and Year
Lecture 9: Timestamp (Last Video)!
Chapter 3: Complete MySQL Series
Lecture 1: What is MySQL?
Lecture 2: How Data is Organized and Normalization
Lecture 3: Relationships
Lecture 4: Keys
Lecture 5: String Datatypes
Lecture 6: Numeric Datatypes
Lecture 7: Date and Time Datatypes
Lecture 8: Column Features and Extra Settings
Lecture 9: Indexes
Lecture 10: Quotes and Escaping Special Characters
Lecture 11: How to Build a Database
Lecture 12: Altering Data and More Advanced Queries
Lecture 13: Joins (MySQL in English)
Lecture 14: How to install XAMPP and start Using PhpMyAdmin
Lecture 15: How to Define Your Database Structure
Lecture 16: Programming Our Database
Lecture 17: Comments, Semi Colons, Deleting or Dropping Tables
Lecture 18: How to add Columns and Drop(Delete) Columns
Lecture 19: How to Insert and Update Data in a Table Using SQL
Lecture 20: How to use the Insert and Select Commands
Lecture 21: How to do Show Commands
Lecture 22: How to do Alter Commands
Lecture 23: How to be Consistent with MySQL
Lecture 24: How to use a Where Clause and Select Statement
Lecture 25: How to use an Order by Clause
Lecture 26: How to use a Limit Clause
Lecture 27: How to Properly Update Columns
Lecture 28: How to Delete Data
Lecture 29: Introduction to Character Sets and Collations
Lecture 30: How to search your Database using Like and Wildcards
Lecture 31: Introduction to MySQL Storage Engines
Lecture 32: How to Set and Alter Your Storage Engine
Lecture 33: Comparison Operators
Lecture 34: Foreign Key Constraints for the InnoDB Storage Engine
Lecture 35: Introduction to Joins
Lecture 36: Inner Joins
Lecture 37: Left Joins
Lecture 38: How to do an Inner Join and Useful Tips
Lecture 39: How to do Left Joins (outer joins) and Unions
Lecture 40: What is a Function? Introduction to Functions
Lecture 41: Aliases
Lecture 42: How to use Aliases with Joins and Functions
Lecture 43: String Functions PART 1!
Lecture 44: String Functions PART 2!
Lecture 45: How to Use Math Operators
Lecture 46: Numeric Functions PART 1!
Lecture 47: Numeric Functions PART 2
Lecture 48: Date and Time Functions
Lecture 49: Formatting the Date
Lecture 50: What is Encryption?
Lecture 51: How to Encrypt Databases with 1-Way Encryption
Lecture 52: How to Encrypt Data with 2-Way Encryption
Lecture 53: Normalizing a Bank System
Lecture 54: Datatypes of a Bank System
Lecture 55: Indexes and Foreign Key Constraints for our Bank System
Lecture 56: Programming Our Bank System with phpMyAdmin
Lecture 57: Aggregate Grouping Functions and how they work!
Lecture 58: Keyword Distinct
Lecture 59: Group By
Lecture 60: How to use Aggregate Functions
Lecture 61: Comparison Functions
Lecture 62: if Function
Lecture 63: Case Operator
Instructors
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Caleb Curry
Educator, YouTube Partner.
Rating Distribution
- 1 stars: 74 votes
- 2 stars: 84 votes
- 3 stars: 313 votes
- 4 stars: 545 votes
- 5 stars: 643 votes
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