What you'll learn:
Understand Relational Database Concepts
Install and Configure MariaDB
Master Basic SQL Commands
Design Effective Database Schemas
Execute Advanced Queries
Utilize Aggregate Functions
Implement Indexing for Performance
Manage Database Security
Use Joins Effectively
Create and Use Stored Procedures
Handle NULL Values

Requirements:
No prior experience with SQL or databases is required.
Basic understanding of computer operations and software installation.

Description:
This  beginner's course is designed to introduce you to the fundamentals of SQL using the MariaDB database system. Whether you're aspiring to become a database administrator, a web developer, or just looking to add database management skills to your repertoire, this course will provide you with a solid foundation in SQL through MariaDB, one of the most popular and robust database systems. By the end of this course, you'll be comfortable executing basic to intermediate SQL queries, managing databases, and understanding how databases can be utilized in real-world applications.Embark on a journey into the world of databases with "SQL Essentials with MariaDB: A Beginner's Guide," a meticulously crafted course designed to introduce beginners to the foundational skills of database management using MariaDB, one of the most acclaimed open-source relational database management systems. This course aims to transform beginners into confident users of SQL, capable of designing, querying, and managing databases effectively.Structured to cater to learners with little to no background in databases, this course starts with the basics, gradually advancing to more complex concepts and operations. Participants will explore the architecture of relational databases, understand the role of MariaDB in today's technology landscape, and learn the SQL language's core principles and syntax.

Who this course is for:
Absolute beginners to SQL and MariaDB
Professionals looking to acquire database management skills
Anyone interested in understanding how databases work