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Learner Reviews & Feedback for Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) Introduction by LearnQuest

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About the Course

The intent of Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) Introduction is to get some hands-on experience with foundational JDBC concepts. On our journey we’ll learn about why and how the API makes working with databases easy for Java Developers. After this course you should not only be able to demonstrate the mechanics of JDBC but furthermore, you should be able to explain the design and intent....
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By MIN H

Jan 27, 2023

Great start to learn JDBC. My only complain is that The source code is only accessible in the lab virtual machine. It is very slow, I can't copy and paste from virtual machine to host machine. So, I made a repository for the future learner. https://github.com/hogimn/JDBC.

By Reshma G

Sep 1, 2022

Very Nice and helpful course course.

By DHRUV P

Aug 20, 2022

Marvellous

By Kashif Z K

Apr 13, 2024

very good

By ACHUTHA V S M S P

Oct 30, 2024

good

By Nithin v T

Aug 10, 2022

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By Jujjavarapu N E

Sep 16, 2025

good for learning

By YB2

May 5, 2025

After taking this course, I give it three stars. Why? 1. Unlike what others have stated in previous reviews, you can download the labs and make them work locally. It is true that the cloud environment/lab is too slow not very effective, but if you have a local machine to work with, it'll be fine. I could run all the JUnit tests and edit my code with Eclipse, JDK21 on Linux. 2. The course structure is a bit messed up. In the second module, the instructor introduces the JdbcRowSet topic with a lab before even talking about it formally (some people may like this, though). In the first module, the exam tests you on knowledge that is mostly covered in the second module. 3. Following up with the exams, I figured out that the first exam is exactly the same as the second exam and tests the same knowledge. So, it begs the question: why bother? 4. I would have liked to see more elaboration from the instructor instead of just slide-reading. Sometimes he does explain certain things, but it is not always the case. Do not let this discourage you. I learned, studied the materials and practised locally with the lab code. Not everything is bad, but as it is customary in some LearnQuest courses, it may feel rushed and confusing. Bottom line: Scratch the surface here and just get ready to go deeper somewhere else depending on your interest level or background. Happy learning!

By Ignacio L A M

Sep 26, 2022

I believe is not very well organized nor taught.

By Viola B U T

May 31, 2024

Seems it wasn't updated for a while (e.g. java 8 in use); Lab not working / preconfigured properly one looses too much time trying to find out why eclipe is throwing errors