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The MySQL SQL Course requires students to have basic knowledge of Windows and some experience in SQL. The course aims to teach students how to retrieve, manipulate, and manage data using SQL, with a structured three-day curriculum including exercises and tests. The course environment includes necessary software and materials for effective learning.

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Unit 0 - Intro

The MySQL SQL Course requires students to have basic knowledge of Windows and some experience in SQL. The course aims to teach students how to retrieve, manipulate, and manage data using SQL, with a structured three-day curriculum including exercises and tests. The course environment includes necessary software and materials for effective learning.

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Welcome

MySQL – SQL Course


Course prerequisites

• Before taking this course, students should have knowledge of Windows


Operating System (locate and create files and folders, start applications,
use menus, cmd).

• This training course is valuable for anyone who needs to learn SQL
programming.

• The course is designed for students having some experience in SQL.

• An understanding of relational database and basic programming concepts


is helpful.
Course learning objectives
After completing this course, you should be able to

• Retrieve data from single or multiple tables


• Process data with row and aggregate functions
• Manipulate data with correlated and no correlated subqueries
• Apply views to break down problems and enhance security
• Manipulate large data sets in database by using subqueries
• Identify poorly performing SQL statements
• Manage SQL performance through changes
Welcome to class
Day 1

 Introduction to Databases Exercise 1 – (30 minutes)


 Retrieve Data using the SQL SELECT Exercise 2 – (30 minutes)
Statement
 Restrict and Sort Data Exercise 3 – (30 minutes)
 Usage of Single-Row Functions to Exercise 4 – (40 minutes)
Customize Output
 Conversion Functions and Conditional Exercise 5 – (20 minutes)
Expressions
Exercise 6 – (40 minutes)
 Aggregate Data Using the Group
Functions Exercise 7 – (40 minutes)
 Display Data From Multiple Tables Using
Joins Test problems – (50 minutes)
Welcome to class
Day 2

Use Sub-queries to Solve Queries Exercise 8 – (20 minutes)


Retrieve Data Using Subqueries Exercise 9 – (50 minutes)
The SET Operators Exercise 10 – (30 minutes)
Data Manipulation Statements Exercise 11 – (40 minutes)
Manipulating Data Exercise 12 – (30 minutes)
Manipulate Data Sets Exercise 13 – (30 minutes)
Views Test problems – (30 minutes)
Welcome to class
Day 3

Use of DDL Statements to Create Exercise 16 – (30 minutes)


and Manage Tables
Exercise 17 – (80 minutes)
Management of Schema Objects Exercise 18 – (70 minutes)
 Cursors Exercise 19 – (60 minutes)
Procedures & Functions Particularized problems– (40
Best practices minutes)
Welcome to class
Environment

Materials for
• Theory
• Practice

For labs machine with


• Operating System: Windows 10 64bit
• MySQL 8.0
• MySQL Workbench 8.0
• Notepad++
• Adobe Acrobat Reader
Welcome to class
Introductions

• Name
• Company
• Where you live
• Your job role
• Your current experience with the products and technologies in this Course
• What you expect from this class
Welcome to class
Administrative Items
• Course environment
• Start and end times
• Lab exercise procedures
• Materials
• Topics not on the agenda
• Evaluations
• Breaks and lunch
Welcome to class
Logistics
• Program: 09:00 – 17:00

• Morning
• 2 x 10 minutes breaks

• Lunch
• 60 minutes

• Afternoon
• 1 x 10 minutes breaks
Thank you!

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