Course Identifier
RAI012
Duration
60 hours
Certificate?
Yes
Skill Level
Intermediate
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Course Description

RAI012: Advanced SQL Procedures for Risk Data Management is a comprehensive course designed to equip you with advanced skills in managing and analyzing complex data sets using SQL and modern database management systems. You will master advanced SQL concepts, including complex queries, joins, subqueries, and window functions, and learn to design efficient, scalable databases for risk analytics.

What Else to Expect?

This course explores database design, normalization and denormalization, indexing, and query optimization. You will gain hands-on experience with stored procedures, user-defined functions, and triggers to automate tasks and enhance database performance. The curriculum also covers data warehousing concepts and troubleshooting common database errors.

Be Prepared

No specific prerequisites are required, but prior exposure to basic SQL and database concepts is recommended. This course is ideal for risk analysts, data managers, and professionals seeking to advance their SQL and database management skills for risk data environments.

Key Takeaways

  • Write efficient SQL queries to analyze and combine data from multiple tables
  • Design and implement databases using normalization and denormalization techniques
  • Optimize database performance with indexing, query optimization, and stored procedures
  • Automate database tasks using stored procedures, user-defined functions, and triggers
  • Implement data warehousing concepts to integrate data from various sources
  • Troubleshoot common database errors and performance issues

By the end of this course, you will be able to design, implement, and manage complex databases, as well as analyze and optimize database performance using advanced SQL and database management techniques.

Teachers / Speakers

James Hurst, PhD
Lecturer
Tomas Jonys
Lecturer

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