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Intermediate SQL for data analysis (no installation needed!)

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Intermediate SQL for data analysis (no installation needed!), available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.65, with 31 lectures, based on 36 reviews, and has 3202 subscribers.

You will learn about sql sql server analytics data analysis no installation required This course is ideal for individuals who are junior analysts or beginner analysts or college students or graduates in data driven fields or data scientists or developers that want to improve their sql or any corporate user who has access to data bases and wants to do more than just retrieve data into spreadsheets It is particularly useful for junior analysts or beginner analysts or college students or graduates in data driven fields or data scientists or developers that want to improve their sql or any corporate user who has access to data bases and wants to do more than just retrieve data into spreadsheets.

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Summary

Title: Intermediate SQL for data analysis (no installation needed!)

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.65

Number of Lectures: 31

Number of Published Lectures: 31

Number of Curriculum Items: 31

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 31

Original Price: $69.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • sql
  • sql server
  • analytics
  • data analysis
  • no installation required
  • Who Should Attend

  • junior analysts
  • beginner analysts
  • college students or graduates in data driven fields
  • data scientists or developers that want to improve their sql
  • any corporate user who has access to data bases and wants to do more than just retrieve data into spreadsheets
  • Target Audiences

  • junior analysts
  • beginner analysts
  • college students or graduates in data driven fields
  • data scientists or developers that want to improve their sql
  • any corporate user who has access to data bases and wants to do more than just retrieve data into spreadsheets
  • This course is for people who already own basic knowledge of SQL who want to expand their knowledge and really become data savvy and either land a BI job, improve their skills,  or become a self reliant business user in their organization. If you want to get work as a data analyst, if you are a junior analyst and want to get better fast, or if you are a developer, a data scientist or a student who is used to working with R and Python but need to up your SQL game – this is the course for you. If you are a sophisticated business user who uses sql mainly to extract data to worksheets and continue in excel – you will be delighted in what you’ll be able to do WITHOUT excel after this course. The course focuses on tackling real life day to day problems, and does not waste time with endless joins and needless focus on syntax. Syntax is always a google search away, understanding what’s possible (i.e., know what you don’t know) is not.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: 3 short technicalities before we start

    Lecture 1: 3 sho

    Chapter 2: connecting to the azure server – and other options

    Lecture 1: important: im taking down the remove server, pls see download instructions

    Lecture 2: IDE option 1: if you have a windows/mac you control: Microsoft SSMS

    Lecture 3: IDE option 2: if you have a windows/mac you cant install on: sqldbx

    Lecture 4: IDE Optioon 3: browser based (for Chromebooks etc.) – Mode (browser)

    Chapter 3: before we start, a short explanation on temp objects

    Lecture 1: CTE vs. Subquery vs. Temp Table

    Chapter 4: Subquery, correlated Subquery, and using functions over partitions

    Lecture 1: using Subqueries and partitions to obtain totals and subtotals of data

    Lecture 2: excercise 1 – using Subqueries and partitions for totals and subtotals

    Lecture 3: correlated subqueries

    Lecture 4: exercise 2 -correlated subqueries

    Chapter 5: Case Statements

    Lecture 1: Case statements – categorize your data

    Lecture 2: Case statements – nested cases statements

    Lecture 3: Excercise 3 – nested case statements

    Lecture 4: Case statements – aggregating and pivoting data

    Lecture 5: Exercise 4 – aggregating and pivoting with case statements

    Lecture 6: Case Statements – cascading case statements – order matters!

    Chapter 6: Window Functions

    Lecture 1: Window functions – Lag and Lead

    Lecture 2: Exercise 6 – Lag and Lead

    Lecture 3: Window f – Row number and ranking

    Lecture 4: Exercise 7 – Row number and ranking

    Lecture 5: Window Functions – Running totals

    Lecture 6: Exercise 8 – Running totals

    Lecture 7: Window functions – Ntiles

    Lecture 8: Exercise 9 – Ntiles

    Chapter 7: Joins (with a few twists!)

    Lecture 1: Joins – the boring joins (quick review) – inner, left, right

    Lecture 2: Joins – the interesting joins: Full outer join and coalesce

    Lecture 3: Exercise 10 – Full outer join and coalesce for data reconciliation

    Lecture 4: Joins – the interesting joins: Cross join for ad hoc what-if anaysis

    Chapter 8: Bonus: cleaning up data with text functions and regex

    Lecture 1: Text functions and Regex (kind of) – cleaning up messy text data

    Lecture 2: Exercise 11 (part one – phones) – text functions Regex (kind of)

    Lecture 3: Exercise 11 (part two – emails) – text functions Regex (kind of)

    Instructors

  • Intermediate SQL for data analysis (no installation needed!)  No.2
    Guy Manova
    Data Nerd
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