Prompt Detail:
SQL Course Syllabus
| Topic | Description |
|---|---|
| Introduction to SQL | Overview of SQL and its importance in database management |
| Basic SQL Syntax | Basic syntax rules and structure for SQL queries |
| Retrieving Data with SELECT | SELECT statement, SELECT DISTINCT, SELECT ALL, WHERE clause |
| Sorting and Filtering Data | ORDER BY clause, sorting by multiple columns, filtering data with WHERE clause |
| Joining Tables | INNER JOIN, OUTER JOIN, CROSS JOIN, SELF JOIN |
| Grouping and Aggregating Data | GROUP BY clause, HAVING clause, aggregate functions (SUM, AVG, MAX, MIN, COUNT) |
| Subqueries and Derived Tables | Subqueries, correlated subqueries, derived tables |
| Common Table Expressions (CTE) | Syntax and usage of CTE, recursive CTE |
| Modifying Data | INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE statements |
| Creating and Modifying Tables | CREATE TABLE, ALTER TABLE, DROP TABLE |
| Views | Creating and managing views, advantages of using views |
| Indexes | Introduction to indexes, types of indexes, creating and using indexes |
Course Objectives
- Understand the fundamentals of SQL syntax
- Be able to write SQL queries to retrieve and manipulate data
- Use SQL to sort and filter data
- Learn how to join tables to combine data from multiple sources
- Understand the concepts of grouping and aggregating data using SQL
- Learn about subqueries and derived tables, as well as the usage of Common Table Expressions (CTE)
- Learn how to modify data using SQL statements
- Understand how to create and modify tables, views, and indexes
Learning Outcomes
- Develop proficiency in writing SQL queries
- Demonstrate the ability to join tables and aggregate data using SQL
- Gain a thorough understanding of Common Table Expressions (CTE) and their usage
- Be able to modify data and tables using SQL statements
- Develop an understanding of views and indexes, and their importance in database management.
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