Yoonpago's Information Processing Engineer DB/Programming All-In-One

Lecture Topics 📖

• This lecture is a free lecture corresponding to the Information Processing Engineer DB Programming [All-in-One] textbook sold on the YOUTUBE Analysis Yunpago channel.
• This lecture covers the most difficult and important parts of the written/practical portion of the Information Processing Engineer (including Industrial Engineer) exam: database (hereinafter referred to as DB) and programming.
• Even if you don't have a textbook, if you are weak in that section overall, you can watch the [Concept] video, and if you need the [Previous Questions] explanation, you can watch the [Previous Questions] section~!

Course Target Audience/Course Purpose 🙆‍♀️

Types of students considered by knowledge sharers

• People preparing for the Information Processing Engineer (Industrial Engineer) exam
• [All-in-one] I purchased a textbook, but the content is too difficult to understand.
• I aim to preview and complete the core parts of the Information Processing Engineer (Industrial Engineer) - DB and programming - to a certain extent (I personally aim to complete about 70% of them).
• Non-majors who are new to DB and programming (I focus on pre-studying)
• Anyone who wants to pass both the written and practical exams for the Information Processing Engineer exam with confidence.
• People who have passed the written exam or have some time left before the written exam but don't know what to study

Changes in students after attending the lecture

• The goal is to prepare for the core parts of the Information Processing Engineer written/practical exam.
• When preparing for the Information Processing Engineer practical exam, we aim to enable deeper learning by providing prior study of the relevant parts before (or in parallel with) the main textbook.

Lecture Features ✨

How is this course different from others? What makes it so engaging?
Please explain the advantages of this course, such as the variety of exercises and examples, easy-to-understand explanations, and in-depth explanations of concepts.

• Taught by instructors working in the IT industry.
• The teachers are certified and have studied for the course themselves.
• We explain concepts by linking actual examples from previous exams.

What you'll learn 📚

• We will learn about the DB/programming part, which is a common core subject for the written and practical examinations of the Information Processing Engineer.
• In Professor Yoon Pa-go's DB part, you will learn what a DB is and how it is structured.
• In IT teacher's programming part, you will learn about programming knowledge corresponding to C, Java, Python, etc.

Expected Questions Q&A 💬

Q. Why should I focus on the database and programming sections when preparing for the information processing engineer exam?
A. What is the most important thing to know in the practical exam?

I've always said that the written exam is a battle of averages, and the practical exam is a battle of how well you can grasp the DB and programming parts.

Literally, if you can't score clearly on the DB and programming sections of the practical exam, you should expect to fail almost 90% of the time. The DB and programming sections alone are worth about 50-60 points!

That's why, even if you're not a major or don't know much about the Information Processing Engineer exam, if you have even a little time to study, I always recommend prioritizing the database and programming sections! (For those preparing for the written exam, I'd recommend studying the programming section last. However, if you have ample time, it goes without saying that focusing on this section first and preparing for the exam will "overwhelmingly" benefit your chances of passing, right?)

​For more information, please refer to the link below~!
Why the Information Processing Engineer DB and Programming Parts Are Important

Q. Is this a lecture that I can't watch at all without the textbook?
A. If you only want to check the previous exam questions without the textbook, you can do so without the textbook.

Q. Can someone who is not a major in the field also take the course?
A. I am teaching this course based on the premise that it is completely non-major!

Things to note before taking the course 📢

Learning Materials

• The lecture material is taught using Professor Yoon Pa-go's All-In-One Information Processing Engineer textbook!

Player Knowledge and Precautions

• It's much better to learn about the Information Processing Engineer exam and the overall scope of the coursework, including what subjects are covered! (Refer to the Qnet website.)

Introducing the Knowledge Sharer ✒️

Teacher Yoon Pa-go's resume
Teacher Yoon Pa-go's resume

IT teacher Song's resume
IT teacher's resume

Resume / Portfolio / Personal Videos

[Qualifications]
2022 Linux Master Level 2
2021 Information Processing Engineer
2020 Facilitator Qualifications
2020 Computer Proficiency Level 1
2019 Data Visualization Using R
2019 Secure Coding Certification
2014 Word Processor Level 1