Beginner
22 hours
287 students
Database Management System (DBMS)
Build a strong foundation in Database Management Systems and learn how modern applications store, organize, and manage data. Explore core DBMS concepts including databases, tables, relationships, keys, constraints, normalization, and relational database design. Learn SQL through practical examples and hands-on exercises, covering data manipulation, joins, subqueries, aggregate functions, transactions, indexing, and more. Whether you’re a beginner or preparing for development and technical interviews, this course will help you confidently design, query, and work with databases in real-world applications.
Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of computers (files, folders, data types)
- Familiarity with any programming language (optional but helpful)
- Basic math skills (sets, relations, functions—simple level)
Course Curriculum
11 sections • 92 chapters • 22 Hours
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Level:Beginner
Duration:22 hours
Students:287
What you'll learn
- Understand DBMS fundamentals, databases, tables, and relationships.
- Learn SQL for creating, querying, and managing data.
- Work with keys, constraints, normalization, and relationships.
- Master joins, subqueries, aggregate functions, and complex queries.
- Understand transactions, indexing, and database security.
- Design efficient and well-structured relational databases.
- Apply database concepts through practical, real-world examples.