Non-majors catching up with majors - Database, SQL
If you are already a developer or want to become a developer but did not major in computer science and are weak in databases, gain lifelong knowledge with this one course!
Is there knowledge that only developers with a computer science background know? Even non-majors can learn with this course 😎
If you've ever had these concerns, pay attention!
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I want to learn the basics of databases, but the textbooks are too thick.
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Even if I learn all the specialized knowledge, I don't know how to use it in practice.
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Sometimes I feel embarrassed because I don't communicate well with server developers.
Is computer science knowledge only for those who majored in it?
Anyone can learn it, even non-majors! ✨
Databases, RDBMS, SQL, normalization, ERD, Transactions... These are essential concepts for anyone aspiring to become a web/app/server developer. Computer science majors are equipped with this fundamental knowledge.
Non-majors who haven't studied computer science often assume that majors already know something amazing. However, with careful study, even non-majors can acquire the same level of specialized knowledge as computer science majors. I'll teach you the essentials, focusing on practical knowledge.
If you can't answer "yes" to any of the three questions below, then join this course!
Do you know how member information is stored in the database?
Can I add/remove/modify/query data in the database?
Can you please ask your backend developer for a cursor-style pagination API?
I recommend this to these people 🙆♀️
People who are not majoring in the field but want to become web, app, or server developers
Front-end developer who doesn't know much about back-end
People who want to know only the major topics that are frequently used in practice
All you need is a large SSD/hard disk drive to store your data.
Expected Questions Q&A 💬
Q. I heard that the player's knowledge is sufficient for the hard drive. Is that true?
Yes. As long as you have space to store your data, we'll teach you everything from database installation to data manipulation.
Q. Will I really gain the same knowledge as a specialist?
You will know less than a major, but you will save time by not having to learn useless knowledge that a major learns.
Q. Is it useful for backend aspirants as well?
Yes. You'll use the concepts presented here for the rest of your life. However, if you plan to specialize in databases, it's recommended that you study additional DB commands and performance tuning courses or books. The final video of the course summarizes the key points you should learn.
Q. Are there any programs I need to install in advance?
It's a good idea to install MySQL and Excel. I'll explain how to install MySQL in the course, but you can just follow along with the Excel part.
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Who is this course right for?
For those who are not majoring in databases and want to learn database theory
I'm a front-end developer, but I get stuck whenever I talk about DB with a back-end developer.
I feel sorry for always having to ask backend developers about DB-related things.
Need to know before starting?
Spacious SSD/hard disk to store data
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When I worked with backend developers, they often explained things using DB terms. Every time, I said I understood, but I would go back and Google the meaning to make sure. However, after taking this course, I was able to communicate with backend developers using DB terms without any problems. If you are a frontend developer or non-major developer who has had a similar experience, I highly recommend this course. Thank you for creating such a great course!
I was in charge of the database for my current project, so I listened to it in a hurry over the weekend, and it was very helpful!! Thank you. I actually followed along here and there, and it became more familiar to my hands, and now I think I can create a database with confidence in MySQL.