estimated time = 2 months @ 10 hours / week
prerequisites = Basic understanding of data types (e.g., string, integer, etc.)
Introduction to SQL
Management of relational and non-relational databases
$478 for 2 months access
Perform analysis on data stored in relational and non-relational database systems to power strategic decision-making. Learn to determine, create, and execute SQL and NoSQL queries that manipulate and dissect large scale datasets. Begin by leveraging the power of SQL commands, functions, and data cleaning methodologies to join, aggregate, and clean tables, as well as complete performance tune analysis to provide strategic business recommendations. Finally, apply relational database management techniques to normalize data schemas in order to build the supporting data structures for a social news aggregator.
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