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About the Course

Working knowledge of SQL (or Structured Query Language) is a must for data professionals like Data Scientists, Data Analysts and Data Engineers. Much of the world's data resides in databases. SQL is a powerful language used for communicating with and extracting data from databases. In this course you will learn SQL inside out- from the very basics of Select statements to advanced concepts like JOINs. You will: -write foundational SQL statements like: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE -filter result sets, use WHERE, COUNT, DISTINCT, and LIMIT clauses -differentiate between DML & DDL -CREATE, ALTER, DROP and load tables -use string patterns and ranges; ORDER and GROUP result sets, and built-in database functions -build sub-queries and query data from multiple tables -access databases as a data scientist using Jupyter notebooks with SQL and Python -work with advanced concepts like Stored Procedures, Views, ACID Transactions, Inner & Outer JOINs through hands-on labs and projects You will practice building SQL queries, work with real databases on the Cloud, and use real data science tools. In the final project you’ll analyze multiple real-world datasets to demonstrate your skills....

Top reviews

May 20, 2020

Amazing course for beginners! The entire course is well structured and has good hands-on assignments. SQL is extremely essential for Database management and fun learning so please do try this one out!

Aug 25, 2022

I am thankful to coursera for providing database and sql for data science course in such a way that anyone can

understand the basic fundamental of sql and database. I learn a lot from this course.

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By Dalil A

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Dec 10, 2020

Lots of very usefull labs, practicals quite intense, good course

By Akshay K S

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Nov 18, 2018

good to learn about new function of phythone and data analysis

By Steve H

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Jan 20, 2023

IBM platform overcomplicates the lessons. The content is good

By anderson s

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Jun 30, 2022

Faltou ensinar sobre como criar colunas com chave estrangeira

By tyler m

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Jan 9, 2020

Would have liked to learn more about connecting to other DB's

By Anshul K

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May 30, 2020

Very basic. Good introduction to SQL with Jupyter Notebooks.

By Abrar

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Nov 28, 2019

its interesting course but need to add more practical lesson

By Ravi K

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Dec 8, 2018

Good Refresher Course and I like the Final Hand on Exercise.

By Ashis K D

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Dec 29, 2023

Good course but the ibmdb2 configuration is a bit complex.

By Stefano P

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Dec 21, 2023

4 stars because sometimes hands-on lab ar not fully clear.

By JHOEL R M V

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May 9, 2022

Good course! Basic and intermediate SQL with basic Python.

By Choy H P

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Apr 24, 2022

Very compact, quick and clear explaination by instructor.

By Gergana T

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Jun 13, 2020

I little more exercises my be useful for beginners like me

By Larbi G

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Oct 1, 2019

a good intoduction to RDBMS and data manipulation with SQL

By Noerlina P

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Dec 16, 2021

The course is amazing, but some hands on lab had errors..

By Igor S

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Nov 23, 2019

Very usefull for beginers. Week 3 and Week 4 are awesome!

By NEIL D

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Oct 8, 2019

Good course. Tutorials for IBM Developer could be better.

By SACHIN V N

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Mar 29, 2019

Good course for beginners and very good practice content.

By Javier I R

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Dec 3, 2021

Nice course to get into SQL. A little long to my taste.

By TATENDA Y G

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Apr 11, 2019

Um, equips students with the top range basic knowledge

By Victor F

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Aug 23, 2024

covered basic content. basic, good examples, slow pace

By Abdallah N

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Jul 27, 2024

very good content but needs better ways in explanation

By Joseph E

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Apr 25, 2024

great course, some are easy, some tasks are tough too.

By Jennifer L W

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Jan 2, 2022

Great course! It was challenging, and I learned a lot.

By martin d

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Jun 10, 2020

faltarían algunos ejemplos de Oracle y otras databases