‘SQL & PostgreSQL for Beginners: Become an SQL Expert’ course will teach you how to create a database from scratch. The course help you to understand database concepts such as database relationships and also teaches to perform complex SQL queries using joins and subqueries.

The course is updated frequently with new concepts. The course is usually available for INR 2,799 on Udemy but you can click on the link and get the ‘SQL & PostgreSQL for Beginners: Become an SQL Expert’ for INR 499.

Who all can opt for this course?

  • Anyone who wants to study PostgreSQL or SQL
  • Aspirants new to PostgreSQL and has a working familiarity of SQL
  • Anyone interested in learning more about databases

Course Highlights

Key HighlightsDetails
Registration LinkApply Now!
PriceINR 499 (INR 2,79980% off
Duration09 Hours
Rating4.6/5
Student Enrollment28,704 students
InstructorJon Avis – SQL Instructor
Topics CoveredSQL, PostgreSQL, Database Concepts, String Functions
Course LevelBeginner
Total Student Reviews5,948

Learning Outcomes

  • How to build a database from nothing.
  • Do data analysis using SQL.
  • Use joins and subqueries to execute sophisticated SQL queries.
  • Be familiar with database concepts such as database relationships.
  • Have confidence listing PostgreSQL and SQL on your resume.

Course Content

S.No.Module (Duration)Topics
1.Course Introduction (02 minutes)Course Introduction
A Few Notes on this Course
2.Introduction to Databases, SQL and PostgreSQL (20 minutes)What is a Database?
Relational Databases and SQL
Installing PostgreSQL for Mac
Installing PostgreSQL for Windows
3.SQL & PostgreSQL : Data Definition Language – Creating Our Movie Database (01 hour 15 minutes)Section Introduction
Database Tables
Data Types Explained
Primary Keys and Foreign Keys
Unique, Not Null and Check Constraints
Creating Our First Table
Creating the Actors Table
Creating a Table with a Foreign Key
Creating the Movie Revenues Table
Creating a Junction Table
Modifying Tables Part 1: Adding Columns
Modifying Tables Part 2: Changing a Columns Data Type
Deleting Tables from a Database
Challenge: Data Definition Language
Solution: Data Definition Language
Section Summary
4.SQL & PostgreSQL: Data Manipulation Language (39 minutes)Section Introduction
Inserting Data into a Table
Updating Data in a Table
Deleting Data from a Table
Inserting Data into Our Movie Data Database
Challenge: Data Manipulation Language
Solution: Data Manipulation Language
Section Summary
5.SQL & PostgreSQL : Retrieving Data from a Table – Select Queries (01 hour 40 minutes)Section Introduction
Select Queries
Where Clauses
Logical Operators
Challenge 1: Select Queries
Solution 1: Select Queries
In, Not In
Like
Between
Challenge 2: Select Queries
Solution 2: Select Queries
Order By
Limiting the Number of Results
Fetch
Distinct Values
Challenge 3: Select Queries
Solution 3: Select Queries
Null Values
Setting a Column Name Alias
Concatenation
Challenge 4: Select Queries
Solution 4: Select Queries
Section Summary
6.SQL & PostgreSQL : Aggregate Functions and Grouping Data (55 minutes)Section Introduction
Aggregate Functions Explained
Count Aggregate Functions
Sum Aggregate Function
Min and Max Aggregate Functions
Average Aggregate Functions
Challenge 1: Aggregate Functions
Solution 1: Aggregate Functions
Grouping Data
Having Clauses
Challenge 2: Aggregate Functions
Solution 2: Aggregate Functions
Mathematical Operators
Section Summary
7.Database Relationships (22 minutes)Section Introduction
What Are Database Relationships?
One to One Relationships
One to Many Relationships
Many to Many Relationships
(Optional) Challenge: Database Relationships
Solution: Database Relationships
Section Summary
8.SQL & PostgreSQL: Joining Tables (01 hour 50 minutes)Section Introduction
SQL Joins Explained
Inner Joins Part 1
Inner Joins Part 2
Inner Joins Part 3
Challenge 1: Joins
Solution 1: Joins
Left Joins
Right Joins
Full Joins
Challenge 2: Joins
Solutions 2: Joins
Joining More Than Two Tables
Challenge 3: Joins
Solution 3: Joins
Union
Union All
Challenge 4: Joins
Solution 4: Joins
Intersect
Except
Challenge 5: Joins
Solution 5: Joins
Section Summary
9.SQL & PostgreSQL: Subqueries (47 minutes)Section Introduction
Subqueries Explained
Uncorrelated Subqueries Part 1
Uncorrelated Subqueries Part 2
Challenge 1: Subqueries
Solution 1: Subqueries
Correlated Subqueries
Challenge 2: Subqueries
Solution 2: Subqueries
Summary
10.SQL & PostgreSQL: String Functions (01 hour 16 minutes)Section Introduction
Cloning a Database
Upper and Lower String Functions
Initcap Function
Left and Right String Functions
Reverse Function
Challenge 1: String Functions
Solution 1: String Functions
Substring Function
Replace Function
Split Part Function
Using the Cast Operator to Apply String Functions to Non-String Data Types
Challenge 2: String Functions
Solution 2: String Functions
Summary
11.Bonus Material (14 seconds)Bonus Lecture

Resources Required

  • No prior experience of PostgreSQL or SQL is required.

Featured Review

Aneta Kulig (5/5) : This was my first course at udemy. I did like the course and I’m really impressed of Jon’s talent. Thanks Jon for such a great course! Even there were some more complicated parts of the course you have great skills to explain very clearly even to the very beginners. Good luck and congrats!

Pros

  • Ann Paul (5/5) : The challenges after each section is the best part of this course.
  • Veeraswamy Yarramsetty (4/5) : The content was well organized and the training pace is also very good.
  • James Carr (5/5) : Very good course on the SQL language and using and understanding PostgreSQL.
  • Sergei Klykov (4/5) : Good course for getting knowledge of basics of SQL syntax and queries!

Cons

  • Florian Martens (1/5) : I was very disappointed with this course and this is also the worst review I have given so far on Udemy.
  • Florian Martens (1/5) : No word about how the data is processed within the database, everything is very shallow and it felt like learning from someone who is also learning and has not mastered the technology.
  • Wayne Hall (2/5) : One is the lack of understanding why using an automatic sequence is a bad idea, in that it allow duplicate records, and the problems with that. It misses 3nf in that none of the columns are fully dependent on the primary key. It just creates a mess.

About the Author

The instructor of this course is Jon Avis who is a IT Systems Engineer and SQL Instructor. With 4.6 Instructor Rating and 5,948 Reviews on Udemy, Jon Avis offers 1 Course and has taught 28,704 Students so far.

  • Jon Avis currently live and work in Hong Kong and is from UK.
  • Jon Avis is an IT systems engineer in the banking sector.

Comparison Table

ParametersSQL & PostgreSQL for Beginners: Become an SQL ExpertComplete beginners introduction to SQLLearn SQL Using PostgreSQL: From Zero to Hero
OffersINR 499 (INR 2,799) 80% offINR 455 (INR 3,499) 87% offINR 455 (INR 3,499) 87% off
Duration9 hours4.5 hours16 hours
Rating4.6/54.5/54.4/5
Student Enrollments28,7041,97916,268
InstructorsJon Avis – SQL InstructorBluelime Learning SolutionsWill Bunker
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