Skills you will learn

  • SQL Fundamentals for PostgreSQL
  • Defining and Structuring Data
  • Working with Tables and Data Types
  • Practical Database Design Principles
  • Operations
  • Queries
  • Modeling

Who should learn

  • Beginners
  • Students
  • Fresh Graduates
  • Software Developers
  • Data Analysts
  • Backend Developers

What you will learn

  • Introduction to Data Operations in Postgresql Course

    • Lesson 01: Introduction

      09:22
      • 1.01 Course Introduction SQL Fundamentals and Data Operations in PostgreSQL
        02:34
      • 1.02 Kickstarting with SQL Fundamentals and Data Operations in PostgreSQL
        06:48
    • Lesson 02: Learning Objectives

      00:55
      • 2.01 Learning Objectives
        00:55
    • Lesson 03: Defining Your Data Structure

      02:05:34
      • 3.01 SQL with PostgreSQL​
        06:58
      • 3.02 Data Definition Language in PostgreSQL Creating Tables
        06:51
      • 3.03 Introduction to Data Manipulation Language
        01:30
      • 3.04 Inserting Records Into a Table Using INSERT
        06:52
      • 3.05 UPDATE Operation
        03:17
      • 3.06 Updating Records Into a Table​
        05:27
      • 3.07 Deleting Records from a Table Using DELETE
        03:17
      • 3.08 Basic SELECT Queries Retrieving and Selecting Columns
        05:47
      • 3.09 Constraints in PostgreSQL​
        03:47
      • 3.10 Primary Key
        02:21
      • 3.11 Foreign Key
        05:32
      • 3.12 Using the WHERE Clause to Define Conditions
        03:53
      • 3.13 Character Strings and Dates​
        02:55
      • 3.14 Comparison Conditions​
        03:29
      • 3.15 BETWEEN Condition​
        01:26
      • 3.16 IN Condition​
        01:48
      • 3.17 LIKE Condition
        05:21
      • 3.18 Using Logical Operators to Restrict Rows​
        04:50
      • 3.19 Sorting Data Using the ORDER BY Clause​
        03:45
      • 3.20 Pagination Using LIMIT​
        03:01
      • 3.21 Pagination Using LIMIT with OFFSET​
        05:16
      • 3.22 Demo Executing SQL Commands Using PostgreSQL with pgAdmin 4 Part 1
        13:56
      • 3.23 Demo Executing SQL Commands Using PostgreSQL with pgAdmin 4 Part 2
        11:17
      • 3.24 Demo Executing SQL Commands Using PostgreSQL with pgAdmin 4 Part 3
        12:58
    • Lesson 04: Key Takeaways

      01:10
      • 4.01 Key Takeaways
        01:10
      • Knowledge Check
About the Course

Knowing what a database is is one thing. Knowing how to actually shape the data inside it is what makes the difference between a database that works and one that becomes a mess six months in. This free course picks up where the basics leave off, focusing entirely on how to define your data structure properly in PostgreSQL. You will work through SQL fundamentals before getting hands-on with table design and data types, building the foundation on which everything else you do in PostgreSQL will depend.

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FAQs

  • Is this course free?

    Yes, completely free. You get full access to every lesson and a certificate at no cost once you finish.

  • Is this course suitable for complete beginners?

    Yes, though a basic understanding of what PostgreSQL is will help you get more out of it. If you are entirely new to databases, starting with a foundations course first is a good idea.

  • What does defining a data structure actually involve?

    It comes down to deciding how your data should be organized, what tables you need, what data type each column should use, and how everything connects to support reliable data operations. Lesson 03 covers this in detail.

  • Will this course teach me how to write queries?

    This course focuses on data structuring rather than query writing. It is designed to set you up for a more advanced course covering querying, joins, and aggregates.

  • Why does data structure matter so much in PostgreSQL?

    A poorly structured database creates problems that show up later — slow queries, inconsistent data, painful maintenance. Getting it right from the start saves a lot of effort as your database grows.

  • Do I need PostgreSQL installed before starting this course?

    Having it installed helps you follow along practically, but the course explains concepts clearly enough that you can start without immediate access and set it up as you go.

  • What are data types and why do they matter?

    Data types define what kind of value a column can hold — numbers, text, dates, and so on. Choosing the right one for each column is a core part of designing a database that actually works, and it is covered in detail in Lesson 03.

  • Does this course cover table design?

    Yes, table design sits at the center of Lesson 03, covering how to organize your data into tables that are logical, efficient, and easy to work with.

  • Is this course relevant if I already know the basics of PostgreSQL?

    Yes. Even with some basics under your belt, this course strengthens your understanding of proper data structuring, which often gets skipped in favor of jumping straight into queries.

  • How is this course different from a general PostgreSQL course?

    Most beginner PostgreSQL courses focus on installation or basic queries. This one focuses specifically on the data structuring decisions that determine how well your database performs and scales over time.

  • Will this course help me avoid common database design mistakes?

    Yes. Understanding how to define your data structure properly from the start helps you sidestep common mistakes such as poor data types, inconsistent table designs, and structures that are difficult to query later.

  • How long does this course take?

    The course lasts approximately 2.5 hours and is fully self-paced, so you can complete it whenever suits you.

  • Is there a certificate?

    Yes, you receive a free certificate upon completion that you can add to your resume or LinkedIn profile.

  • Can I access this on my phone?

    Yes, the course is accessible on any device, so you can learn wherever is convenient for you.

  • What should I learn after this course?

    Once you are comfortable with data structuring, moving on to a course covering PostgreSQL querying, joins, and aggregates is the natural next step to start actually working with the data you have structured.

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