Course Overview

Module 1: Introduction to MySQL

Overview of Relational Databases

Introduction to MySQL and its History

Installation and Configuration of MySQL Server

MySQL Workbench Overview

Module 2: SQL Fundamentals

Understanding SQL and its Importance

Basic SQL Syntax and Queries

Data Types and Operators in MySQL

Filtering and Sorting Data

Joins and Subqueries

Module 3: Database Design and Normalization

Principles of Database Design

Entity-Relationship Diagrams (ERD)

Normalization and its Importance

Designing Efficient Database Schema

Module 4: Data Manipulation Language (DML)

Inserting, Updating, and Deleting Data

Transactions and ACID Properties

Managing Data with Views

Working with Stored Procedures and Functions

Module 5: Data Definition Language (DDL)

Creating and Modifying Tables

Indexing and Constraints

Managing Views and Synonyms

Understanding Triggers

Module 6: Advanced Query Optimization

Query Execution Plans

Indexing Strategies for Performance

Analyzing and Optimizing Queries

Query Caching and Buffering

Module 7: Security and User Management

MySQL User Authentication and Authorization

Implementing Access Controls

Securing MySQL Server

Best Practices for Database Security

Module 8: Backup and Recovery Strategies

Importance of Backups

Types of Backups: Full, Incremental, and Differential

Point-in-Time Recovery

Backup Automation and Scheduled Tasks

Module 9: High Availability and Replication

Understanding High Availability

Configuring MySQL Replication

Load Balancing Strategies

Failover and Switchover

Module 10: Performance Tuning and Monitoring

Identifying Performance Bottlenecks

Monitoring Tools and Techniques

Query Profiling

Scalability and Resource Management

Module 11: Case Studies and Real-world Applications

Industry-specific Use Cases

Best Practices in MySQL Development

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Project Work and Hands-on Exercises

Module 12: Emerging Trends and Future of MySQL

MySQL in Cloud Environments

NoSQL Integration and Big Data

Containerization and Microservices

MySQL 8 Features and Updates

Prerequisites:

Participants should have a basic understanding of databases and SQL concepts.

Target Audience:

Database Administrators

Developers

System Administrators

Data Analysts

IT Professionals aspiring to work with MySQL

Course Format:

This course will be delivered through a combination of lectures, hands-on exercises, case studies, and projects. Participants will have access to a virtual environment for practical sessions.

Assessment:

Quizzes and Assignments

Mid-term and Final Exams

Project Work and Presentation

Certification:

Upon successful completion, participants will receive a certificate of achievement in “Mastering MySQL: A Comprehensive Guide.”

Note: The course content may be subject to updates based on the evolving features and trends in MySQL technology.