SQL for Beginners Work with Business Data

Build a strong SQL foundation to query and manage company data with ease.
What you'll learn
1. Write SQL queries to create, update, and manage database tables
2. Retrieve, filter, and sort business data using SQL commands
3. Use functions, joins, and subqueries to analyze complex data
4. Apply SQL to real-world business scenarios with confidence
Requirements
1. No prior SQL or programming experience needed - we start from scratch 2. Access to a computer and internet connection to practice SQL online
Description
Unlock the power of SQL to drive smarter business decisions.Master essential SQL commands to extract insights, generate reports, and manage company data with confidence. This beginner-friendly course is designed for professionals who are new to SQL and want to build practical skills for analyzing and managing data in a business context.You'll start with the basics - writing simple queries to retrieve, filter, and sort data from relational databases. Step by step, you'll learn how to structure data using tables, apply common SQL clauses, and extract key business insights like sales trends, customer behavior, and team performance. What you'll learn:How to write and run basic SQL queries (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE)Use WHERE, ORDER BY, and GROUP BY clauses for practical data filtering and reportingApply aggregate functions like SUM, AVG, and COUNT to generate summariesUnderstand data types, table structures, and data integrity principlesWork with real-world business scenarios in marketing, operations, and financeThis course uses a hands-on approach with simple, relatable business examples and practical exercises to help you confidently apply your skills in the workplace. Whether you're in HR, sales, or admin, this course will help you become more data-driven and add value to your organization.
Who this course is for
1. Beginners who want to learn SQL for the first time 2. Business and data professionals looking to work with databases 3. Students preparing for IT, data, or analytics careers 4. Anyone curious about using SQL to solve real business problems
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