Introduction to T-SQL for Data Analysts

Introduction to T-SQL for Data Analysts

This course teaches students the core Transact SQL (T-SQL) skills and tasks that Data Analysts need to perform, such as how to connect to databases, define data extracts, query, & format data. This is a crash course, and in just over 1 hour, students will build a strong foundation knowledge of T-SQL.

This course is different from most other T-SQL courses, in that it focuses on skills required by data analysts. It avoids other tasks such as defining user permissions, building indexing, and designing databases that database administrators and designers focus on.

Because this course is tailored towards students wanting to develop data analyst skills, it is very compressed and in 60 minutes students will develop an understanding of 30 of the core T-SQL tasks data analysts perform.

The course, and supporting material is designed to enable students to follow along in real-time with the instructor. The course consists of 6 lectures, and assumes no prior understanding or experience with Microsoft SQL Server or writing code.

The T-SQL code provided with the course works with Microsoft SQL Server 2008 to 2016. It will also work with all editions of SQL Server. How to obtain either a free, or low cost copy of Microsoft SQL Server is discussed in the course.

In 60 minutes, learn 30 of the most important Transact-SQL (T-SQL) tasks that data analysts need to perform

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What you will learn

• By the end of this course students will be comfortable performing the core T-SQL tasks that data analysts perform on a daily basis. This will include activities such as writing T-SQL to :
• Create databases and tables.
• Select either all or a subset of data from a table.

Rating: 3.95

Level: Beginner Level

Duration: 1 hour

Instructor: Steve Fox