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    Mastering Relational Databases: From Design To Optimization

    Posted By: ELK1nG
    Mastering Relational Databases: From Design To Optimization

    Mastering Relational Databases: From Design To Optimization
    Published 12/2024
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 345.01 MB | Duration: 1h 39m

    Design, Normalize, and Optimize Relational Databases: Master SQL, Data Modeling, and Performance Techniques

    What you'll learn

    Understand relational databases and their components, including tables, relationships, and keys, to manage structured data effectively.

    Design conceptual, logical, and physical database schemas using a real-world retail inventory and sales management system.

    Apply normalization techniques to eliminate redundancy and ensure database integrity and efficiency.

    Create and modify database schemas, tables, and constraints using SQL in a relational database management system.

    Ensure data consistency and integrity by implementing primary keys, foreign keys, and referential integrity constraints.

    Optimize database performance using indexing, re-indexing, and gathering statistics for efficient query execution.

    Use query optimization techniques to analyze execution plans and improve data retrieval for large datasets.

    Secure sensitive data with authentication, authorization, and encryption to protect information in relational databases.

    Partition and scale database designs to support growing and dynamic datasets in real-world applications.

    Design and optimize an end-to-end database for a retail inventory and sales management system.

    Requirements

    No prior experience required: This course is beginner-friendly and designed to guide you step-by-step through relational database design.

    Basic computer skills: Familiarity with using a computer, navigating files, and installing software is helpful but not mandatory.

    Optional knowledge: Basic understanding of programming concepts or SQL can be helpful but is not required.

    Description

    Unlock the power of relational databases with "Mastering Relational Databases: From Design to Optimization"—a comprehensive course designed for beginners and professionals alike. This course takes you on an in-depth journey through the essentials of database design, using a practical, real-world retail inventory and sales management system as a case study.You will start by understanding the fundamentals of relational databases, including tables, relationships, and keys, and learn how data is stored and retrieved efficiently. From there, you will dive into conceptual, logical, and physical design phases, where you will learn to create scalable and structured schemas for real-world applications. Master the art of normalization to eliminate redundancy and ensure data integrity, while also discovering when and why to denormalize for performance.Through step-by-step lessons, you will use SQL to define, create, and modify databases, enforce constraints, and improve query performance with indexing and optimization techniques. You will also explore advanced topics like re-indexing, gathering statistics, and securing sensitive data with encryption.Whether you are an aspiring data professional, a developer, or a business owner, this course equips you with actionable skills to design and manage efficient relational databases. By the end, you will have the confidence to apply your knowledge to real-world challenges and build robust, optimized databases. Join now and transform the way you work with data!

    Overview

    Section 1: Welcome to the Course

    Lecture 1 Meet the Trainer

    Lecture 2 Course Objectives and Structure

    Section 2: Fundamentals of Relational Databases

    Lecture 3 What is a Relational Database?

    Lecture 4 The Relational Model

    Lecture 5 Keys and Relationships

    Lecture 6 Referential Integrity & Working Example

    Lecture 7 Supplemental Reading

    Section 3: Data Modeling and Design Phases

    Lecture 8 Conceptual Design

    Lecture 9 Logical Design

    Lecture 10 Physical Design

    Lecture 11 Supplemental Reading

    Section 4: Database Normalization

    Lecture 12 Why Normalize Databases?

    Lecture 13 Normal Forms Explained

    Lecture 14 When to Denormalize

    Lecture 15 Supplemental Reading

    Section 5: Implementing Databases with SQL

    Lecture 16 Data Definition Language (DDL)

    Lecture 17 Constraints and Indexing

    Lecture 18 Supplemental Reading

    Section 6: Advanced Concepts and Practical Applications - How Data is Stored and Retrieved

    Lecture 19 Data Storage Basics

    Lecture 20 Data Retrieval

    Lecture 21 Indexing Basics

    Lecture 22 Best Practices

    Lecture 23 Supplemental Reading

    Section 7: Advanced Concepts and Practical Applications - Database Optimization Techniques

    Lecture 24 Re-indexing Tables

    Lecture 25 Gathering Statistics and Analyzing Tables

    Lecture 26 Partitioning Data

    Lecture 27 Putting It All Together

    Lecture 28 Supplemental Reading

    Section 8: Course Wrap-Up and Gratitude

    Lecture 29 Next Steps

    Lecture 30 Gratitude and Final Thoughts

    Lecture 31 BONUS LECTURE

    Aspiring Data Professionals: Beginners looking to start a career in database design or data management with no prior experience.,Entry-Level Developers: Programmers who want to understand relational database concepts and learn to design scalable, optimized schemas.,Data Analysts and Engineers: Professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge of database design, normalization, and optimization techniques.,IT and Business Professionals: Individuals involved in managing, designing, or improving database-driven applications.,Students and Academics: Learners studying computer science or related fields who need a practical understanding of relational databases.,Small Business Owners: Entrepreneurs wanting to manage their own data systems, like inventory or customer management, effectively.