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introduce the software you will use in this course
Learn aliasing in PostgreSQL using as to assign aliases. Apply max, min, and average with where and group by to summarize retail sales and save results in a table.
Connect python with a postgresql database using psycopg2, create a connection and cursor, execute sql, fetch results into a data frame for manipulation, and close the connection.
Learn to apply the any operator with subqueries to select records where quantity exceeds the average quantity per item category, and validate with a follow-up query.
Learn to rename a table in SQL using ALTER TABLE, with IF EXISTS, and rename from an existing table to a new table name.
Write a PostgreSQL stored procedure using pure SQL language that returns all columns with returns setof, and execute it to query public.retail_transactions where customer_id > 2470, limit 20.
Write a plpgsql stored procedure in PostgreSQL to join two tables and create a new table by inner joining on a given key, returning void.
Create a new schema in PgAdmin by entering the schema name and owner, then grant privileges on the public default schema and copy the generated schema code for reuse.
Execute the discussed solution code: drop the row, create the new road signs with a password, use auto roll to set the locking user, grant post GRC, and revoke.
Learn to create a new database in pgAdmin, using the UI or SQL, by setting the owner, name, encoding, template, and tablespace, then executing the create statement.
Explore item-based collaborative filtering by building a movie recommender system that uses Pearson correlation on user ratings to compute item similarity and generate personalized recommendations.
Ingest data by uploading a dataset or csv, create and populate the target table, and validate results by exporting to a dataframe and listing the top 15 records.
In this more than 16 hours course, we would teach the complete PostgreSQL Database, SQL, and Python for starting the career in data science! Please note, this is a really “for everyone’s” course.
You must take this course, not only because SQL and Python are so far the most useful tools for data analysis in the world, but also because you are learning a real hands-on as well as theoretical course about how to apply SQL and Python into practice! After you have solved and digested all those 300 practical questions, you will definitely become a real SQL & Python expert!
This is so far the most comprehensive guide to learn PostgreSQL database, PgAdmin management, all levels SQL commands and Python programming for SQL and database connections. One of most important features of this course is that it is a question proposition and solution based – we are trying to take a hands-on approach to tackle each practical problem while providing you a systematic explanation on theories.
This is also a business and data analytics jobs based course, as we have designed several real world and job interview projects for different levels’ students. We are not only proposing these questions and projects but also providing you with complete solution codes in SQL and Python
Upon completing this course, you’ll be able to apply SQL and Python to solve various data science, machine learning, statistical analysis and business problems under different environments and interfaces.
Want to be successful? Then join this course! You’ll learn by doing and meet various challenges!