Database Management Systems
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Comprehensive Learning
Understanding of database management systems
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Hands-On Experience
Hands-on experience with both SQL and NoSQL databases
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Career Advancement
Become proficient in the design and implement robust database solutions.
Module #1: Introduction & Fundamentals
Session 1: Introduction to Databases
- Definition and importance of databases
- Types of databases: SQL vs. NoSQL
- Overview of Database Management Systems (DBMS)Â
Practice Project Part 1:
- Create a basic schema for an e-commerce application, identifying key entities and relationships.
Session 2: Database Design & Normalization
- Principles of database design
- ER diagrams and data modeling
- Normalization (1NF, 2NF, 3NF, BCNF)
Practice Project Part 2:
- Design an ER diagram for the e-commerce application and normalize the schema.
Module #2 : SQL
Session 3: SQL Fundamentals
- Introduction to SQL
- Basic queries: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
- Filtering and sorting data
Practice Project Part 3:
- Implement the basic schema in an open-source SQL database (e.g., MySQL, PostgreSQL) and write basic queries.
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Session 4: Advanced SQL Concepts
- Joins (INNER, OUTER, LEFT, RIGHT)
- Subqueries and nested queries
- Aggregate functions (COUNT, SUM, AVG, etc.)
Practice Project Part 4:
- Extend the e-commerce schema with additional tables and implement complex queries involving joins and aggregate functions.
Module #3 : Functions | Views | Stored Procedures
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Session 5: Functions, Views, & Indexes
- User-defined functions
- Creating and managing views
- Indexing for performance optimization
Practice Project Part 5:
- Implement functions and views in the e-commerce database to optimize data retrieval.
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Session 6: Stored Procedures & Prepared Statements
- Writing stored procedures
- Advantages of prepared statements
- Security considerations (e.g., SQL injection prevention)
Practice Project Part 6:
- Create stored procedures and prepared statements for common operations in the e-commerce application.
Module #4 : NoSQL
Session 7: Introduction to NoSQL
- Types of NoSQL databases (Document, Key-Value, Column, Graph)
- Use cases for NoSQL
- Key differences between SQL and NoSQL
Practice Project Part 7:
- Choose a NoSQL database (e.g., MongoDB) and set up a basic schema for the e-commerce application.
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Session 8: Working with NoSQL Databases
- CRUD operations in NoSQL
- Indexing and querying in NoSQL
- Data modeling in NoSQL
Practice Project Part 8:
- Implement CRUD operations and optimize data retrieval for the e-commerce application using the chosen NoSQL database.
Module #5 : Integration | CORS | Best Practices
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Session 9: Integrating SQL and NoSQL Databases
- Data integration strategies
- Using SQL and NoSQL in a hybrid architecture.
- Case studies and real-world examples.
Practice Project Part 9:
- Integrate the SQL and NoSQL databases for the e-commerce application, implementing a hybrid architecture.
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Session 10: CORS & Security Best Practices
- Understanding CORS and its implementation.
- Best practices for database security.
- Backup and recovery strategies.
Practice Project Part 10:
- Implement CORS and security measures for the e-commerce application.
Module #6 Practice Project
E-commerce Application
- Practice project developed incrementally throughout the course.Â
- A comprehensive e-commerce application with the following features:
SQLÂ Database:
- User authentication and authorization
- Product management (CRUD operations, inventory tracking)
- Order processing (transactions, stored procedures)
NoSQLÂ Database:
- Customer reviews and ratings
- Real-time product recommendations
- Search and filtering functionality
Integration:
- Hybrid architecture leveraging both SQL and NoSQL databases
- Implementation of CORS and security best practices
- Monitoring, backup, and recovery strategies
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