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Core Database Concepts

Data Systems,

This course introduces the world of database systems. It provides the foundation that will enable learners to master skills in data modeling and information, as well as extract information using existing database management systems. The following main topics are covered: database design/modeling, data storage and indexing, query processing/optimization, transaction management, database security, and data analytics.
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Rating 3.4 based on 34 ratings
Length 5 weeks
Effort Approximately 2-5 hours per week
Starts Sep 23 (240 weeks ago)
Cost $49
From Arizona State University via Coursera
Instructor Mohamed Sarwat
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Language English
Subjects Programming Data Science
Tags Computer Science Data Science Data Analysis Algorithms

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However, the application of those concepts was limited to simple multiple choice quizzes without any programming assignments.

Nice introduction to core concepts.Assignment 2 was a bit frustrating, it built on the result of assignment 2 but the "name" field of the movies table changed to "title" and unless you re-created all tables in your local test environment using the "optional" solution.sql 50% of the test cases fail without any explanation.

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familiar with

The course is good for like people who are aleady familiar with a bit of SQL and have knowledge of software that handles SQL queries.

These topics would be very relevant for the databases sequence but are not broached.I did enjoy the final 2 weeks of content more and the course introduced more ideas in those classes that I was not already familiar with.

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taught at

But from my perspective there are several drawbacks:1) SQL Functions, Procedures were not taught at all2) Transactions were not part of an assignment or practially shown.

still one question left, if a single SQL Query is a Transaction on its own or not3) For the assignments many things were unclear, like alias for columns with (AS) and Joining data4) JOIN was not taught at all, neither was OUTER, INNER, FULL or CROSS JOIN5) Pl/pgSQL was not taught at all6) I enrolled the full specialisation, but after the the first course all others were gone with still 2 enrolled weeks left.

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not taught

A Youtube tutorial on Databases would probably have taught me the same (besides the theorertical background, which was not taught why it is important to know, if the database already handles it?

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Rating 3.4 based on 34 ratings
Length 5 weeks
Effort Approximately 2-5 hours per week
Starts Sep 23 (240 weeks ago)
Cost $49
From Arizona State University via Coursera
Instructor Mohamed Sarwat
Download Videos On all desktop and mobile devices
Language English
Subjects Programming Data Science
Tags Computer Science Data Science Data Analysis Algorithms

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