An introduction to databases and Structured Query Language (SQL).
Our introductory databases course uses a mix of explanatory notes and real-life data sets to get students diving into data from the very beginning.
Understanding SQL gives students a tool they can use to assess the quality of the structure of their data, and its usefulness in context.
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