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Learn how to develop databases with SQL programming by examples

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Course Lectures- Session 1

Functional Dependencies (4:04)

Course Lectures- Session 2

a- What Is Normalization? (2:50)
b- First normal form (1NF) (1:42)
c- Second normal form (2NF) (1:59)
d- Third normal form (3NF) (1:40)
e- Boyce-Codd normal form (BCNF) (3:15)

Course Lectures- Session 3

Database Development Process (3:49)

Course Lectures- Session 4

Database Users (3:32)

Course Lectures- Session 5

a- Create Database (3:38)
b- Create Tables (5:15)
c- Data Type (3:01)
d- Optional Column Constraints (3:35)
e- Table Constraints (8:23)
f- User Defined Types (2:54)

Course Lectures- Session 6 Part I

a- SELECT statement alone and with WHERE criteria (5:27)
b- Using wildcards in the LIKE clause (1:08)
c- SELECT statement with ORDER BY clause (0:36)
d- SELECT statement with GROUP BY clause (0:45)
e- Restricting rows with HAVING (1:00)

Course Lectures- Session 6 Part II

a- INSERT SQL statements (8:09)
b- UPDATE SQL statements (3:23)
c- DELETE SQL statements (2:26)

Course Lectures- Session 6 Part III

a- SQL Built-in Functions- Aggregate (5:34)
b- SQL Built-in Functions- Conversion (1:07)
c- SQL Built-in Functions- Date (1:03)
d- SQL Built-in Functions- Mathematical (2:25)

Course Lectures- Session 6 Part IV

a- Inner join (4:10)
b- Left outer join (1:54)
c- Right outer join (2:53)
d- Full outer join (2:04)
e- Cross join (4:00)

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