
This course introduces the fundamental concepts of relational database design and provides hands-on practice with SQL (Structured Query Language) specifically within the PostgreSQL environment. You will learn how to create and manage databases, including defining schemas, inserting data, and querying information using common SQL commands. The course covers essential database modeling techniques, such as representing one-to-many and many-to-many relationships, and guides you through practical assignments to build and manipulate relational data.
The course is structured into four modules covering key aspects of SQL and database design.
This course provides foundational skills in database design and SQL, which are essential for various data-related roles.
This is an intermediate-level course.
Individual learners can enroll on Coursera or edX. U-M affiliated individuals receive free access.
This is an intermediate-level course. You are expected to have completed the first two courses in the "Python for Everybody" specialization or possess an equivalent basic understanding of Python.
The course is free for University of Michigan students, alumni, faculty, and staff. Pricing for individual learners on Coursera or edX is not specified.
You can enroll as an individual learner on Coursera or edX. Current U-M affiliated individuals have free access through their university login.
This course introduces relational database design and hands-on practice with SQL in PostgreSQL. You will learn to create and manage databases, define schemas, insert data, and query information using common SQL commands.
This course provides foundational skills in database design and SQL, which are essential for data-related roles such as Database Design, SQL (Programming Language), PL/pgSQL, and PostgreSQL.
Yes, this course is offered 100% online and is self-paced.