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SQL Practice Workbook

The document outlines the structure of three SQL tables: Students, Courses, and Departments, detailing their columns and data types. It includes a series of SQL query-based questions categorized into beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels, focusing on various SQL operations such as SELECT, JOIN, and aggregate functions. The queries aim to extract and manipulate data related to students, courses, and departments.

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SQL Practice Workbook

The document outlines the structure of three SQL tables: Students, Courses, and Departments, detailing their columns and data types. It includes a series of SQL query-based questions categorized into beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels, focusing on various SQL operations such as SELECT, JOIN, and aggregate functions. The queries aim to extract and manipulate data related to students, courses, and departments.

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SQL Practice

Table 1: Students
This table stores student information including name, gender, date of birth, and department
affiliation.

Column Name Data Type Description

StudentID INT (PK) Unique ID for each student

FirstName VARCHAR(50) Student's first name

LastName VARCHAR(50) Student's last name

Gender VARCHAR(10) 'Male', 'Female', or 'Other'

DateOfBirth DATE Date of birth

CourseID INT (FK) References


Courses(CourseID)

DepartmentID INT (FK) References


Departments(DepartmentID)

Table 2: Courses
This table stores information about academic courses including course title, duration, and
associated department.

Column Name Data Type Description

CourseID INT (PK) Unique ID for each course

CourseName VARCHAR(100) Title of the course

Credits INT Number of credit units

Instructor VARCHAR(100) Name of the course


instructor

DepartmentID INT (FK) References


Departments(DepartmentID)
Table 3: Departments
This table holds department-level details including department name and head of
department.

Column Name Data Type Description

DepartmentID INT (PK) Unique ID for each


department

DepartmentName VARCHAR(100) Name of the department

HeadOfDept VARCHAR(100) Name of the head of


department

SQL Query-Based Questions


Beginner Level (Basic SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY)
• Write a SQL query to list the full names of all students who are female.
• Write a SQL query to find all students born after the year 2000.
• Write a SQL query to retrieve the names of all students ordered by LastName
alphabetically.
• Write a SQL query to find students from the 'Computer Science' department.
• Write a SQL query to select all columns from the Courses table.
• Write a SQL query to list all courses worth 3 credits.
• Write a SQL query to find all courses offered by the 'Science' department.
• Write a SQL query to retrieve all courses ordered by CourseName alphabetically.
• Write a SQL query to list all instructors who teach courses in the 'Mathematics'
department.

Intermediate Level (JOIN, GROUP BY, Aggregates)


• Write a SQL query to list students along with their department names using a JOIN.
• Write a SQL query to list all courses along with their department names using a JOIN.
• Write a SQL query to count the number of students in each department.
• Write a SQL query to find the average age of students in the 'Mechanical Engineering'
department.
• Write a SQL query to find departments with more than 10 students.
• Write a SQL query to find the youngest student in the 'Electrical Engineering'
department.
• Write a SQL query to count the number of courses in each department.
• Write a SQL query to find the average number of credits per department.
• Write a SQL query to list departments offering more than 5 courses.
• Write a SQL query to find the course with the highest number of credits in the
'Engineering' department.

Advanced Level (Subqueries, HAVING, CASE, Window Functions)


• Write a query to find departments that have no students assigned.
• Write a SQL query to return student names along with a label: 'Minor' if age < 18, else
'Adult'.
• Write a SQL query to return each course along with a label: 'Short' if Credits <= 2,
'Regular' otherwise.
• Write a SQL query to find students who belong to the department with the highest
number of students.
• Write a query to rank students by age within each department.
• Write a query to find the department where the head’s name starts and ends with the
same letter.
• Write a query to find departments that offer no courses.
• Write a SQL query to find courses offered by the department that offers the most
courses overall.

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