Database Design

Database Design, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.85, with 52 lectures, based on 3433 reviews, and has 93449 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn the definition of relations, tuples, attributes, and over one hundred other vocabulary words! Learn all of the types of relationships and how to properly design them all within a database. This includes one to one, one to many, and many to many. You will also learn about the difference between a parent table and a child table Learn about all of the types and categories of keys including superykeys, candidate keys, primary keys, alternate keys, natural keys, surrogate keys, simple keys, compound keys, composite keys, and foreign keys Learn database normalization. We will be learning the first 3 normal forms of database normalization. This will reduce redundant and incorrect data as well as protect our database integrity Learn about data, data types, foreign key constraints, and other important concepts used to create the best database Learn to design a database from beginning to end! This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone working with relational databases. This course starts from the beginning. No prior knowledge is required but will of course make things easier and more clear to you or This course is perfect for anyone with an intermediate level of skill. We will be discussing all of the major concepts in database design and this course will help you refresh your skills or bring you to the advanced level It is particularly useful for Anyone working with relational databases. This course starts from the beginning. No prior knowledge is required but will of course make things easier and more clear to you or This course is perfect for anyone with an intermediate level of skill. We will be discussing all of the major concepts in database design and this course will help you refresh your skills or bring you to the advanced level.

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Title: Database Design

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.85

Number of Lectures: 52

Number of Published Lectures: 52

Number of Curriculum Items: 52

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 52

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Learn the definition of relations, tuples, attributes, and over one hundred other vocabulary words!

Learn all of the types of relationships and how to properly design them all within a database. This includes one to one, one to many, and many to many. You will also learn about the difference between a parent table and a child table

Learn about all of the types and categories of keys including superykeys, candidate keys, primary keys, alternate keys, natural keys, surrogate keys, simple keys, compound keys, composite keys, and foreign keys

Learn database normalization. We will be learning the first 3 normal forms of database normalization. This will reduce redundant and incorrect data as well as protect our database integrity

Learn about data, data types, foreign key constraints, and other important concepts used to create the best database

Learn to design a database from beginning to end!

Who Should Attend

Anyone working with relational databases. This course starts from the beginning. No prior knowledge is required but will of course make things easier and more clear to you

This course is perfect for anyone with an intermediate level of skill. We will be discussing all of the major concepts in database design and this course will help you refresh your skills or bring you to the advanced level

Target Audiences

Anyone working with relational databases. This course starts from the beginning. No prior knowledge is required but will of course make things easier and more clear to you

This course is perfect for anyone with an intermediate level of skill. We will be discussing all of the major concepts in database design and this course will help you refresh your skills or bring you to the advanced level

Whichever database application you use does not matter! This course will cover design concepts for all relational database management systems. This course is designed for those who want to download this course or watch it ad free. This is a course for relational database design. Here are some examples of the most popular databases:

MySQL

Oracle

Microsoft SQL Server

PostgreSQL

SQLite

MiariaDB

and MORE!

We start off this course by taking our time to first look at what a database is and how it differs from a spreadsheet, website, filing cabinet, and so forth. We introduce SQL and talk about data definition language and data manipulation language. After about 4 solid videos of explaining databases and SQL, we dive into learning about entities and attributes. We apply all of these concepts to structure tables and relationships. We learn to design all of the relationships and I explain everything in depth.

Most of the videos are on my chalkboard, explaining concepts. This is because it helps to fully understand database design before you dive into designing your own database. Once we go over all of the concepts of database design we will be designing databases from start to finish.

No programming skills are required.This course does not program a database. This course will only be teaching how to best design your database. You may be wondering why such a large course is required for only designing a database. Well, designing a database is an extremely important part of database management. The best design will get us the best results and make programming our database really easy.

After this course you should be able to tackle almost any database design project with confidence and skill. Keep in mind though that learning database design takes a lot of time and effort. Be sure to take notes and stop after each video to reflect on what youve learned. Keeping notes will make this video course a whole lot easier!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Databases and Database Design

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is a Database?

Lecture 3: What is a Relational Database?

Lecture 4: RDBMS

Lecture 5: Introduction to SQL

Lecture 6: Naming Conventions

Lecture 7: What is Database Design?

Lecture 8: Data Integrity

Lecture 9: Database Terms

Lecture 10: More Database Terms

Lecture 11: Atomic Values

Chapter 2: Relationships

Lecture 1: Relationships

Lecture 2: One-to-One Relationships

Lecture 3: One-to-Many Relationships

Lecture 4: Many-to-Many Relationships

Lecture 5: Design One-to-One Relationships

Lecture 6: Designing One-to-Many Relationships

Lecture 7: Parent Tables and Child Tables

Lecture 8: Designing Many-to-Many Relationships

Lecture 9: Summary of Relationships

Chapter 3: Keys

Lecture 1: Introduction to Keys

Lecture 2: Primary Key Index

Lecture 3: Look up Table

Lecture 4: Superkey and Candidate Key

Lecture 5: Primary Key and Alternate Key

Lecture 6: Surrogate Key and Natural Key

Lecture 7: Should I use Surrogate Keys or Natural Keys?

Lecture 8: Foreign Key

Lecture 9: NOT NULL Foreign Key

Lecture 10: Foreign Key Constraints

Lecture 11: Simple Key, Composite Key, Compound Key

Lecture 12: Review of Keys and Key Points

Chapter 4: Introduction to Modeling

Lecture 1: Introduction to Entity Relationship Modeling

Lecture 2: Cardinality

Lecture 3: Modality

Chapter 5: Introduction to Database Normalization

Lecture 1: Introduction to Database Normalization

Lecture 2: 1NF

Lecture 3: 2NF

Lecture 4: 3NF

Lecture 5: Indexes

Lecture 6: Data Types

Chapter 6: Joins

Lecture 1: Introduction to Joins

Lecture 2: Inner Join

Lecture 3: Inner Join on 3+ Tables

Lecture 4: Inner Join on 3 Tables (Example)

Chapter 7: Outer Joins

Lecture 1: Introduction to Outer Joins

Lecture 2: Right Outer Join

Lecture 3: JOIN with NOT NULL Columns

Lecture 4: Outer Join Across 3 Tables

Lecture 5: Alias

Lecture 6: Self Join

Chapter 8: Resources

Lecture 1: Blog Posts

Instructors

Caleb Curry
Educator, YouTube Partner.

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