SQL Classes California

In this 3-day bootcamp, beginners will be transformed into confident SQL users who can write queries, manipulate tables, and write advanced code. Participants will start by learning about relational databases and SQL fundamentals and will conclude the program having mastered complex retrieval tasks and storing complex code. Topics include composing queries, creating SQL databases, automating workflows with stored procedures, and step-by-step exercises that will provide an efficient and thorough approach to mastering SQL. Tuition includes hands-on training, a free retake, and a course manual. The course has flexible scheduling options and is available online and in NYC.

In this course, participants will learn the fundamentals of relational databases and begin writing SQL queries to extract data from databases. They will receive essential training in the basics of the three core components of SQL: relational Database Management Systems (DBMS), the SQL language, and Microsoft SQL Server. They will work through practical hands-on exercises, writing real SQL code and reinforcing their knowledge of database architecture along the way. Tuition includes hands-on training, a free retake, and a course manual. The course has flexible scheduling options and is available online and in NYC.

This 3-day SQL Bootcamp consists of three courses (Levels 1-3) and helps students with little to no prior SQL experience go from novice to pro in just a few days. The first course, SQL Level 1, covers the basics, including an introduction to SQL and relational databases, the graphical user interface (GUI), and some of the coding basics. The second course, SQL Level 2, introduces students to SQL queries, subqueries, using JOINS, math and logic functions, as well as variables and user functions. The third and final course, SQL Level 3, walks students through importing and exporting data, building control structures, temporary tables, and stored procedures. Each course concludes with student labs to help cement the skills learned in each course.

This 1-day SQL Level 1 course is intended for those who have little to no prior SQL experience and are looking to learn the basics of relational database management. This course teaches the most important basic concepts to make students feel at ease when working in SQL. There are several topics covered in this course, including a broad introduction to SQL, an overview of the Graphical User Interface (GUI), and a significant focus on code, which teaches students about basic clauses, aggregation, joins, and filters. The course also includes student lab time to review and solidify the major topics covered in the course.

This course teaches the fundamentals of SQL querying. This one-day program teaches students how to execute a simple query, perform a conditional search, work with functions, and organize data. Further, students will learn how to retrieve data from multiple sources and export query results to a text or XML file.

This one-day course builds on the fundamentals of SQL querying. This intermediate program teaches advanced querying techniques. The coursework will cover the use of subqueries for advanced querying, manipulating table data and structures. Students will learn how to work with views, index data, and manage transactions.

This three-day introductory course teaches the basics of SQL databases. Through the use of labs and lectures, students will learn the fundamentals of data modeling, the use of relational databases, and the normalization of raw data. Students will also learn how to define relationships, evaluate query performance, and use stored procedures.

Have you ever wondered how items like data modeling, SQL, database integrity, relational database technology, storage, client/server management, and query optimization work together? This 10-week relational database management beginner-level course puts all these concepts together like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. Students learn important skills such as entity relationship diagramming, data model analysis, and database table creation. Students also develop a better understanding of ANSI-standard SQL syntax (DDL, DCL, and DML). This understanding helps students design efficient physical storage structures and other database elements.

Master the basics of SQL, one of the most-used database management programming languages, in this six-week course. This class, which is designed for people with basic Windows knowledge, begins with an overview of basic Structured Query Language concepts, keywords, and syntax. Students then work with a variety of database programs, such as DB2, Informix, Oracle, Microsoft Access, SQL Server, and Sybase. Students also explore more advanced SQL topics, including cursors and transaction processing, table joins, aggregate functions, stored procedures, subqueries, and triggers.