MongoDB Masterclass: Excel in NoSQL & Pass Certification!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Installation and setup

Lecture 1: Introduction to the course

Lecture 2: Getting the best out of this course

Lecture 3: Before Installing MongoDB

Lecture 4: Installing Mongo on Windows

Lecture 5: Installing Mongo on Mac

Chapter 2: MongoDB Introduction

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: What is a database and why do we need it?

Lecture 3: What is MongoDB and its benefits?

Lecture 4: NoSQL vs SQL

Lecture 5: Terminologies in MongoDB

Lecture 6: BSON and JSON

Lecture 7: How does MongoDB work? Let’s discuss Architecture!

Lecture 8: Introduction to MongoDB Shell

Lecture 9: Getting Hands-on with Mongo

Lecture 10: Section Summary

Chapter 3: CRUD operations with MongoDB

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: MongoDB Databases

Lecture 3: Ways of inserting data into the database

Lecture 4: Inserting single document

Lecture 5: Inserting multiple documents

Lecture 6: Retrieving a specific document

Lecture 7: Challenge: Let’s try writing a query

Lecture 8: Updating the single document

Lecture 9: Updating multiple documents

Lecture 10: Section Summary

Chapter 4: Writing advanced queries with MongoDB

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Query Operators in MongoDB

Lecture 3: Using query operators to write advanced conditions

Lecture 4: Challenge: Query Operators

Lecture 5: AND with Query Operators

Lecture 6: OR with Query Operators

Lecture 7: Challenge: Writing OR conditions

Lecture 8: AND with OR

Lecture 9: Embedded documents

Lecture 10: Querying embedded documents

Lecture 11: Querying arrays in MongoDB documents

Lecture 12: Challenge: Arrays

Lecture 13: Using Query operators with MongoDB arrays

Lecture 14: MongoDB Projections

Lecture 15: Challenge: Projections

Lecture 16: Working with Cursors in MongoDB

Lecture 17: Section Summary

Chapter 5: Update operations in depth

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Update operators | $currentData and $inc

Lecture 3: CHALLENGE: Update Operators

Lecture 4: Update operators | $min, $max and $mul

Lecture 5: Update operators | $rename and $unset

Lecture 6: Upsert

Lecture 7: Section Summary

Chapter 6: Deleting documents from MongoDB database

Lecture 1: Deleting a single document

Lecture 2: Deleting multiple documents

Chapter 7: Working with GUI: MongoDB compass

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: What is MongoDB compass

Lecture 3: Installing on MacOS

Lecture 4: Installing on Windows

Lecture 5: Connecting and exploring the interface

Lecture 6: Databases in MongoDB Compass

Lecture 7: Collections in MongoDB compass

Lecture 8: Querying data

Lecture 9: Section Summary

Chapter 8: Modeling your data with MongoDB

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Data Modeling

Lecture 3: Data types in MongoDB

Lecture 4: Modeling your database

Lecture 5: Embedded vs Linked

Lecture 6: One to One Relationship and Patterns

Lecture 7: One to Many

Lecture 8: One to Many with References

Lecture 9: One to Many | Subset Pattern

Lecture 10: Section Summary

Chapter 9: Aggregation

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Aggregation in MongoDB

Lecture 3: Aggregation Framework in MongoDB

Lecture 4: Understanding MongoDB aggregation

Lecture 5: Writing your first query using Aggregation Framework

Lecture 6: Operators in aggregation

Lecture 7: Grouping with $sum, $avg

Lecture 8: Finding minimum and maximum using $min and $max

Lecture 9: Getting the first and last document

Lecture 10: Challenge: Getting last date of job application

Lecture 11: Using $project to transform and get results

Lecture 12: More on $project

Lecture 13: $limit in aggregation

Lecture 14: $skip in aggregation

Lecture 15: Working with $lookup

Lecture 16: Using $out

Lecture 17: Section Summary

Chapter 10: Indexes and performance improvement

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Evaluating query performance in MongoDB

Lecture 3: What is Indexing and Why do you need it?