About This Course
This comprehensive DBMS course is designed to help you build a strong foundation in database concepts through clear explanations and practical examples. Across 40 well-structured videos, you will learn everything from the basics of data, information, and database systems to advanced topics like ER diagrams, normalization (1NF-BCNF), SQL queries, indexing, transactions, and database security.
The course covers every essential concept data abstraction, schema types, keys and constraints, relationships, specialization/generalization, concurrency control, backup & recovery, and emerging trends like NoSQL, Cloud Databases, Big Data, and AI in DBMS.
Whether you are a student, preparing for university exams, working on DBMS projects, or getting ready for IT placements and interviews, this course ensures you gain complete conceptual clarity and practical skills.
By the end of this course, you will confidently design databases, draw ER diagrams, normalize tables, write optimized SQL queries, and understand how modern database systems work making you fully prepared for academic success and real-world applications.
Learning Objectives
Material Includes
- Complete Detail video lectures
- Comprehensive Study Material
- Certification of Completion
Requirements
- Basic computer knowledge, such as managing files and installing software.
- A computer (Windows/Mac/Linux) with stable internet access to run development tools.
- No prior programming - you’ll learn from scratch.
- Willingness to learn, practice, and complete hands-on assignments.
Target Audience
- Any student who wants to strengthen their DBMS knowledge and database skills.
- Beginners and IT learners aiming to learn database concepts from scratch.
- Candidates preparing for college exams, technical interviews, or placement tests in IT and software companies.
- Professionals or learners interested in database design, SQL, and modern database technologies for practical applications.
Curriculum
Introduction
What is Data, Information, Database & DBMS?12:51
Types of Databases12:20
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Data Abstraction, Schema & Independence
DBMS Core Concepts (Tables, Keys & Constraints)
ER Model (Conceptual Database Design)
Normalization & Functional Dependencies
Database Security & Recovery
Transaction Management & Concurrency Control
Indexing & Query Optimization
SQL (Structured Query Language)
Emerging Trends in Databases
Conclusion
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Your Instructors
Pluto Academy
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Material Includes
- Complete Detail video lectures
- Comprehensive Study Material
- Certification of Completion
