Mastering Graph Database 1 - Neo4j Fundamentals (Hands-On)

Install Neo4j desktop, set up a local graph database, and open the browser to begin practicing queries.

Explore Neo4j fundamentals by practicing node creation, labels, and properties in a labeled property graph, using Cypher queries to model graphs and data relationships.

Master Neo4j basics by creating and updating person and company nodes with labels and properties, correcting typos in Cypher queries, and using merge and set to assign the employee role.

Explore how to model data in Neo4j by creating directed relationships between nodes, using match and merge, and implementing one-way and two-way relationships such as works at and founded in.

Explore how to model graphs in Neo4j by creating properties for nodes and relationships, using set, match, and return operations to build a functional graph database.

Explore thinking in graphs and ontology-based database types, comparing NoSQL graph databases like Neo4j with relational systems, and learn how graph emphasizes relationships and Cypher pattern matching.

Explore how graphs power data analysis with a Neo4j knowledge graph demo, creating nodes, relationships, and queries to model articles, people, companies, locations, and routing patterns.

Learn how to read graphs in Neo4j using Cypher to explore a movie graph from TMDB, perform pattern matching, and understand nodes, relationships, and basic queries in the sandbox.

Learn pattern matching in Neo4j with Cypher, using nodes, relationships, and variables to query movies and actors. Use match, where, and return to filter and retrieve results.

Learn how to create graphs in Neo4j using merge to safely avoid duplicates, create nodes and relationships with properties, and query patterns to build connected movie and user graphs.

Explore Neo4j databases and practice reading, querying, and creating graphs with Cypher across desktop, cloud, and docker setups, and preview Cypher foundation.