SQL Server for Database Administrators

This Track covers key concepts in SQL, a domain-specific programming language used to interact with databases.

This Track will be beneficial for individuals who are interested in database administration and development. Learning SQL Server skills will help prepare them for roles such as Database Administrator, Database Developer, or Data Analyst.

This Track explores key concepts in the SQL Server space, including writing functions and stored procedures, improving query performance, building and optimizing triggers, and error handling. Learners gain hands-on experience in working with SQL Server databases.

This Track should take about 24 hours to complete in total. That said, completion time will vary based on the individual user and their pace of studying.

A skill track focuses on a specific domain or language to help users gain the skills necessary to advance their career. A career track focuses on an entire skill set from job-specific skills to larger soft skills like communicating with colleagues and networking.

The datasets are provided and generally created from real-world examples. They are designed to give learners hands-on experience and skills they can apply in various scenarios.

This Track covers topics such as writing functions and stored procedures in SQL Server, introduction to relational databases in SQL, improving query performance, building and optimizing triggers in SQL Server, transactions and error handling in SQL Server, and database design.