Catalog Data
Premium trackPostgreSQL
The database that runs the internet’s serious work: SQL fluency, indexing, transactions, performance analysis and administration.
- Intermediate
- 22h
- 57 lessons
- 12 modules
- Certificate
What is inside
- Introduction4 lessons
- Installation6 lessons
- SQL Basics5 lessons
- Data Types3 lessons
- Tables & Relations10 lessons
- Joins7 lessons
- Index & Performance4 lessons
- Transactions4 lessons
- Functions & Triggers5 lessons
- Security4 lessons
- Backup & Project3 lessons
- Evaluations2 lessons
What you get
- Lifetime accessBought once, yours for good — or included in the subscription.
- Every future lessonNew modules added to this course appear on your account, at no extra cost.
- Progress trackingLesson by lesson, on every device you sign in from.
- Quizzes and labsChecks at the end of each module, and exercises to run yourself.
- Verifiable certificateIssued at the end, with a number anyone can check from its page.
- Written, not filmedText you can search, copy and re-read — no video to scrub through.
Who it is for
This course is written at a Intermediate level, in the Data track. You need a computer, an internet connection and the willingness to type the commands yourself — everything else is explained as it comes up.
Before you buy
One-off purchase or subscription — which one?
Buy the course if this is the only subject you want: you pay once and keep it for life, even if you never come back. Take the subscription if you plan to work through several courses this year — it opens the whole catalog for as long as it runs, and stops opening it the day you cancel.
Is the certificate worth anything?
It is issued by us, not by a university, and it says exactly that. What it carries is a number: anyone — a recruiter, a client — can type it into the verification page and see the course, the date and the holder. It is proof that the work was done here, not a diploma.
What if the course is not for me?
You have fourteen days to ask for a refund, by email, without explaining yourself. The card is handled by Stripe and never touches our servers.
