This course provides a comprehensive overview of data, various data types, design of databases for storage of data, and creation and manipulation of data in databases using SQL. By the end of this course, students will be able to describe what business intelligence is and how it’s different from business analytics and data science, conduct a basic descriptive statistical analysis and articulate the findings, and differentiate between types of statistics. They will also be able to define normalization and ETL, create an ERD that shows progression from conceptual to logical to physical design, define DDL, DML, DCL, and TCL, and write SQL scripts to create a database and associated tables.
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It is a great course for a non-tech person. I would recommend this course to people want to advance their skills and change careers into Data
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The topics are very interesting and I really want to use the things that I have learned from here.
The content is simple, concise and easy to understand but lacked any practical exercises or application especially in week 4 where you learn SQL. Why not imbed an in-browser SQL platform to practice all of those functions?
No exercises
A very insightful course. It requires some short background in statistics (using Excel spreadsheet) but it is one of the best introductory courses in Business Intelligence and Relational Databases.
It is a great course for a non-tech person. I would recommend this course to people want to advance their skills and change careers into Data
A very brief and easy course to provide the common language of data engineering for future exploration.
simple , brief and easy to develop basic skills
Great course for basic database design
Nice course. Thanks.
Great intro class
Very nice lesson.
I learned alot
Great course
excelent
Interesante pero falta más práctico
Good starting grounds. Some answers are not clear, such as some "all options are correct" in questions asking where exceptions are. Voice guide would be a good improvement as well. Content could be more in detail and well connected, even for beginner level.
ok I can guess
Plus: easy learning, hopefully a good glossary of terms.
Minus: monocord voice on videos, uninspiring quizzes (rote learning) and assignments (ambitious: could have been made into quizzes), the "more reading" links seem to be the first google search results on the topics, very few concepts spread over 4 weeks, and mostly definitions and lists.