MySOL Online Training Module: Course Outline

Operations

Session 1: MySOL Fundamentals and Basic

Introduction to MySQL and Relational Databases

Overview of MySQL as a relational database

management system. Features and benefits of MySQL Open-source nature of MySQL MySQL Installation and Configuration Steps to instal MySOL Configuration of server settings. Setting up user accounts and permissions. MySOL Workbench Installation and Database

 Creation

installing MySQL Workbench. Creating a now database using MySQL Workbench, Creating Tables Designing and creating tables in MySOL. Defining data types, primary keys, and constraints. Understanding table relationships

 Session 2: Data Retrieval and Filitering

SELECT Statement with WHERE Clause

Retrieving specific data from tables using the SELECT statement. Filtering resulits using the WHERE clause, Logical Operators (AND. OR, NOT) Combining conditions using logical operators (AND, oR,NOT).

 Constructing complex queries. IN and BETWEEN perators Using the iN operator to match values against a list. Utillzing the BETWEEN operator to fiter data within

 a range.

Regular Expressions Pattern matching using regular expressions in MySQL queries. Extracting relevant data based on specific patterns.

 Session 3: Data Aggregation and Manipulation GROUP BY and DISTINCT

 Grouping data using the GROUP BY clause. Applying aggregate functions (e.g SUM. AVG, COUNT) to grouped data Using DISTINCT to retrieve unique values. Aggregate Functions Understanding and applying aggregate functions (e.g..SUM. AVG, COUNT, MIN. MAX). Calculating summary statistics for data UPDATE Statement Modifying existing records in a table using the UPDATE statement.

 Changing specific values based on conditions, DELETE Statement

 Removing unwanted records from a table using the DELETE statement.

 Caution when deleting data,

Design

Session 4: Advanced SOL Operations and Database

LIMIT and OFFSET Using LIMIT to restrict the number of rows returned

 in a query.

Implementing pagination with OFFSET. Primary and Foreign Keys Understanding the importance of primary keys.

 Defining foreign keys to establish relationships between tables.

 Constraints

Exploring additional constraints (e.g. UNIQUE, NOT NULL. DEFAULT). Ensuring data integrity through constraints,

 Review and Practical Exercises

Recapping the topics covered during the first three

sessions.

learning.

Engaging in hands-on exercises to reinforce Learning.