Mastering MySQL: From Beginner to Advanced 2026

Name: Mastering MySQL: From Beginner to Advanced 2026
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What you'll learn

SQL_Data_Database_DBMS – Understanding data, databases, and DBMS fundamentals (Preview available)

SQL_RDBMS – Introduction to Relational Database Management Systems

SQL_MySQL_RDBMS_Product – What is MySQL and how it works as an RDBMS

SQL_DataTypes – Overview of SQL data types and how to choose them

SQL_DDL_Create_Database_Table – Creating databases and tables using DDL commands

SQL_DML_Insert – Inserting data into tables with INSERT statements

SQL_DQL_SELECT_Part-1 – Introduction to SELECT queries

SQL_DQL_SELECT_Part-2 – Filtering, sorting, and using WHERE clauses

SQL_DQL_SELECT_Part-3 – Using logical operators and expressions

SQL_DQL_SELECT_Part-4 – Advanced SELECT operations

SQL_JOINS_Part-1_InnerJoin – Understanding INNER JOINs with examples

SQL_JOINS_Part-2_Left_Right_Joins – LEFT and RIGHT JOINs explained

SQL_JOINS_Part-3_Full_Cross_Self_Joins – FULL OUTER, CROSS, and SELF JOINs

SQL_FUNCTIONS_PART-1_AGGREGATE – Aggregate functions: COUNT, SUM, AVG, MAX, MIN

SQL_FUNCTIONS_PART-2_STRINGS – String functions: CONCAT, LENGTH, SUBSTRING, etc.

SQL_GROUPBY_HAVING_CLAUSE – Using GROUP BY and HAVING for grouped data

SQL_FUNCTIONS_PART-3_DATE_TIME – Working with date and time functions

SQL_FUNCTIONS_PART-4_NUMBER – Numeric and mathematical functions

SQL_DDL_CONSTRAINTS_PART-1 – Primary keys, foreign keys, and NOT NULL constraints

SQL_DDL_CONSTRAINTS_PART-2 – UNIQUE, CHECK, and DEFAULT constraints

SQL_DDL_CONSTRAINTS_PART-3 – Combining multiple constraints in tables

SQL_DDL_ALTER_DROP – Modifying and dropping tables safely

SQL_SUBQUERY_PART-1_SCALAR_SUB_QUERY – Introduction to scalar subqueries

SQL_SUBQUERY_PART-2_ROW_SUB_QUERY – Understanding row subqueries

SQL_SUBQUERY_PART-3_TABLE_SUB_QUERY – Using table subqueries

SQL_SUBQUERY_PART-4_CORRELATED_SUBQUERY – Writing correlated subqueries for dynamic filtering

SQL_WINDOW_FUNCTIONS_PART-1 – Introduction to window functions and OVER() clause

SQL_WINDOW_FUNCTIONS_PART-2 – Ranking functions: ROW_NUMBER, RANK, DENSE_RANK

SQL_WINDOW_FUNCTIONS_PART-3 – Aggregate functions over windows

SQL_WINDOW_FUNCTIONS_PART-4 – Advanced analytics with PARTITION BY and ORDER BY

SQL_STORED_PROCEDURES_PART-1 – Introduction to stored procedures and parameters

SQL_StoredProcedures.pdf (19 pages) – Examples and syntax of stored procedures

SQLFunctions.pdf (78 pages) – Comprehensive list of string, numeric, and date functions

WindowFunctions.pdf (66 pages) – Step-by-step guide to window functions

SubQueries.pdf (78 pages) – Detailed examples of scalar, row, and correlated subqueries

Course Description

Welcome to “Mastering MySQL: From Beginner to Advanced”, your complete, hands-on journey into the world of databases and SQL. Whether you are a beginner exploring databases, a developer upgrading your SQL skills, or a data analyst working with complex datasets, this course will help you master MySQL step by step — from the absolute basics to professional-level expertise.

MySQL is the most popular open-source database used by global tech giants such as Facebook, Netflix, YouTube, and Twitter. It powers millions of applications and websites, making it one of the most essential tools for developers, data analysts, and software engineers.

In this course, you’ll learn everything from database design to query optimization through practical, real-world examples. You’ll start with understanding tables, schemas, and relationships, then move on to writing SQL commands, joining multiple tables, creating stored procedures, handling transactions, and optimizing performance.

What makes this course unique is its hands-on approach — every topic is taught with live demonstrations and exercises. You’ll build and manage a complete database project from scratch, troubleshoot performance issues.

By the end of this course, you’ll have the confidence and skill to design, build, query, and optimize databases like a professional — ready for interviews, real-world projects, and career growth in the data-driven world.

Requirements

No prior SQL or database knowledge required — this course starts from absolute basics.
A computer (Windows, macOS, or Linux) with a stable internet connection.
Willingness to install MySQL Community Server and MySQL Workbench (step-by-step setup included in the course).
Basic understanding of how to use a computer and navigate folders.
(Optional) Familiarity with any programming language like Python, Java, or PHP — helpful but not necessary.
A curious and logical mindset — if you enjoy solving problems, you’ll love learning SQL.