Welcome to the SQL Tutorial Series

KolaKachi
This entry is part 1 of 19 in the series SQL Course For Absolute Beginners

Hello everyone! Welcome back to another tutorial series. Today, I’m excited to kick off our SQL tutorial series, which will follow the same pattern as our previous courses. If you’re an absolute beginner with no prior understanding of SQL and databases, this is the course for you. We’ll start from the very basics and progress to more advanced topics, just like we’ve done in our other courses.

Why Learn SQL?

You might be wondering, “Why should I learn SQL?” Well, my blog focuses on software testing and test automation, and in this field, SQL and databases are integral components. Nearly every application you test will have a database component, so it’s crucial to know how to interact with databases. Understanding SQL allows you to fire queries, retrieve the right data, and effectively test applications.

Software testing isn’t just about writing automation scripts or executing tests on the UI. It’s much more than that. SQL plays a pivotal role in this process. In this SQL tutorial series, I aim to simplify SQL concepts with real-life examples so that you can grasp them easily and confidently handle SQL-related queries.

What to Expect in This Course

Let’s take a quick look at what this course will cover:

Course Contents

  1. Introduction to SQL and Databases: We’ll start by understanding what SQL is and the fundamentals of databases.
  2. Creating Databases and Tables: Learn how to create databases and tables within them.
  3. Data Structure: Explore structured and unstructured data.
  4. CRUD Operations: Master inserting, reading, updating, and deleting data in tables.
  5. SQL Keywords and Concepts: Understand keywords, identifiers, constants, and clauses.
  6. Data Definition and Manipulation: Dive into Data Definition Language (DDL) and Data Manipulation Language (DML).
  7. Data Types: Explore different data types in SQL.
  8. Data Filtering and Sorting: Learn about grouping, sorting, filtering, and ordering data.
  9. SQL Joins: Understand how to combine data from multiple tables.
  10. SQL Functions: Explore commonly used SQL functions.
  11. Transaction Control: Grasp transaction management in SQL.
  12. Database Relationships: Understand relationships within databases.
  13. Importing and Exporting Databases: Learn how to import and export databases.

Who Should Take This Course?

Some concepts will be basic and essential for anyone interested in SQL for software testing. I’ll specify which videos are must-watches for beginners. For those who want to delve deeper into SQL, whether you’re a developer, tester, or database enthusiast, the advanced videos will be beneficial.

Thank you for joining this SQL journey! I hope you enjoy the course and gain valuable insights to excel in your software testing career. Happy learning!

Stay tuned for the first lesson where we’ll dive into the fundamentals of SQL and databases.

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