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10-Week SQL Learning Plan

This document outlines a 10-week SQL training program covering fundamental SQL concepts and skills. In the first few weeks, students will learn the basics of SQL syntax, database design, and querying data. Later weeks focus on more advanced topics like joins, subqueries, functions, and working with dates. The final weeks cover optimizing queries, stored procedures, and a capstone project to apply the skills learned throughout the program. Resources are provided for each topic to help students learn and practice the material.

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10-Week SQL Learning Plan

This document outlines a 10-week SQL training program covering fundamental SQL concepts and skills. In the first few weeks, students will learn the basics of SQL syntax, database design, and querying data. Later weeks focus on more advanced topics like joins, subqueries, functions, and working with dates. The final weeks cover optimizing queries, stored procedures, and a capstone project to apply the skills learned throughout the program. Resources are provided for each topic to help students learn and practice the material.

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Week 1:

Start with the basics of SQL and relational databases.


Learn the basic syntax and structure of SQL.
Resources: W3Schools SQL tutorial, Codecademy SQL course, and SQL Zoo.
Week 2:

Learn about database design, including tables, fields, and relationships between
tables.
Practice creating a simple database with SQL.
Resources: Udemy Database Design and SQL for Data Management course, Stanford
University Database Design course, and Coursera Introduction to Structured Query
Language (SQL) course.
Week 3:

Practice writing basic SQL queries and manipulating data.


Learn about filtering and sorting data.
Resources: Mode SQL tutorial, SQL for Data Analysis – Tutorial for Beginners by
Mode, and SQL tutorial by LearnSQL.com.
Week 4:

Learn how to join tables together using SQL.


Practice working with inner and outer joins.
Resources: DataCamp Joining Data in PostgreSQL course, SQL Joins tutorial by Mode,
and SQL Join tutorial by W3Schools.
Week 5:

Learn about subqueries and how to use them in SQL.


Practice writing subqueries to extract data from multiple tables.
Resources: Udemy SQL subqueries – From Beginner to Advanced course, SQL Subqueries
tutorial by Mode, and SQL Subqueries tutorial by W3Schools.
Week 6:

Learn about aggregating data using SQL functions.


Practice using SQL functions such as COUNT(), SUM(), and AVG().
Resources: LearnSQL.com SQL Functions tutorial, SQL Aggregate Functions tutorial by
Mode, and SQL Functions tutorial by W3Schools.
Week 7:

Learn how to work with dates and times in SQL.


Practice manipulating and aggregating data based on dates and times.
Resources: SQL Date tutorial by W3Schools, Working with Dates and Times in SQL by
Mode, and Date and Time functions in SQL by LearnSQL.com.
Week 8:

Learn about stored procedures, triggers, and views in SQL.


Practice creating and using these database objects in SQL.
Resources: Stored Procedures in SQL tutorial by Mode, Triggers in SQL tutorial by
Mode, and SQL Views tutorial by W3Schools.
Week 9:

Practice working with large datasets and optimizing SQL queries.


Learn about indexing and query optimization.
Resources: Query Optimization in SQL tutorial by Mode, SQL Indexes tutorial by
W3Schools, and PostgreSQL Indexing tutorial by Udemy.
Week 10:

Review all of the SQL concepts covered in the previous weeks.


Work on a final project to apply your SQL skills.
Resources: SQL Project Ideas by LearnSQL.com, SQL Project by Mode, and SQL Project
by Kaggle.

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