Finding New Career Paths with SQL
43mBeginner2021-10-25
Authors
Nikiya Simpson
MBA, Developer, Expert in Data-Driven Web Applications
Course details
The SQL language is widely used and can be applied to a variety of technical fields such as data warehousing, application development, data science, and more. If you are familiar with SQL language or interested in learning more about it, join Nikiya Simpson in this course as she helps you design a career around this skillset, whether you are early in your career or if you are looking for a change. Nikiya explores different career areas and looks at specific examples of each so you know a little about what each entails before deciding to go down a particular path. If you’re wondering how to market your skills and discover where you can take your career using SQL knowledge you already have, join Nikiya in this course.
Skills covered
Tech Career SkillsSQLDatabase AdministrationCareer ManagementDatabase DevelopmentDatabase ManagementCareer DevelopmentData AnalysisCybersecurityProgramming LanguagesCloud ComputingData ScienceBusiness Analysis and StrategyBusiness Software and ToolsOpen SourceSoftware DevelopmentOne-Off
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Starting your new career path with SQL
- 02 - Assessing your current SQL skills
1. Designing Your Career with SQL Skills
- 03 - Finding where your interests intersect with your SQL skills
- 04 - Identifying gaps and opportunities to learn
- 05 - Possible career paths that can use your SQL skills
2. Analytics and Marketing with SQL
- 06 - SQL in digital marketing
- 07 - Modern data visualization and dashboards
3. Data Science and SQL
- 08 - Data science overview
- 09 - Descriptive analytics and research
- 10 - Predictive analytics and machine learning using SQL
4. Engineering with SQL
- 11 - Introduction to engineering and database administration using SQL
- 12 - Web development
- 13 - Mobile app development and knowledge transfer
- 14 - Data engineering and cloud computing
- 15 - Database administration
Conclusion
- 16 - Extending your SQL career