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Introduction to Database Concepts
1.5-3hrs
beginner levelThis free online Introduction to Database Concepts course will teach you the process of storing, managing, and retrieving information in a database. A database is an organized collection of data in rows and columns, typically stored in tables. These tables are then stored on database servers that host the database files. With this course, you will learn how databases can provide high-level performance for a diverse set of users.
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Introduction to Database Concepts
Learn the core concepts of relational databases for storing data with this free online Database Concepts course.
This free online Introduction to Database Concepts course will teach you the process of storing, managing, and retrieving information in a database. A database is an organized collection of data in rows and columns, typically stored in tables. These tables are then stored on database servers that host the database files. With this course, you will learn how databases can provide high-level performance for a diverse set of users.
Course description
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Module 14 Lessons
Core Database Concepts
Learn more about the fundamental concepts of database. You will be introduced to databases, SQL, DBMS and RDMS. You will also learn about SSQL Server Management Studio and how GUI can be used to manage an SQL Server, its databases, and the content contained within the databases.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Core Database Concepts - Introduction
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3.SQL Server Management Studio
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4.Lesson Summary
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Module 25 Lessons
Relational Concepts
Module 35 Lessons
Creating Databases and Database Objects
Module 41 Lessons
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