Dbmspavan

School of Computer Science and Information Technology
Department of CS&IT
3rd Semester
SUBJECT CODE: 23BCA3C01L

SUBJECT NAME: DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
Activity #1
Certification Course’s
Specialization: Cyber Security [CS]
Date of Submission: 9-10-2024
Submitted by:
Student Name: THATTE PAVAN

KUMAR
USN No: 23BCAR0195
Section: BCA-J
Name of Faculty In-Charge:Dr.YASHASWINI

EVALUATION CRITERIA
Certificate Report Oral Presentation Question-Answer Total Converted

Completion Submission (5) (5) (5)
25 15
(10)
This is to certify that S Prithvi Palanisam has satisfactorily completed the course of
assignment prescribed by the Jain Deemed to be University for the Third semester BCA
Degree Course in the year 2024-2025.
MARKS
MAX OBTAINED
15
Signature of the faculty In-charge

Certificate:-
1. Introduction to SQL for Data Analysis
SQL for Data Analysis is a course designed to teach individuals how to use
Structured Query Language (SQL) to analyze and manipulate data stored in
relational databases. The primary goal of the course is to equip learners with the
necessary skills to extract, process, and interpret data using SQL, which is essential
for roles in data science, business analytics, and data engineering.
SQL is the most widely used language for interacting with relational databases, and
it is a critical tool for analyzing large datasets and deriving meaningful insights.
This course targets individuals aiming to enhance their data analysis capabilities by
mastering SQL.
2. Overview of SQL (Structured Query Language)
SQL (Structured Query Language) is a standard programming language used to

interact with relational databases. It allows users to create, read, update, and delete
data, as well as manage and structure database systems. SQL is powerful because it
enables users to handle large datasets efficiently, making it a key component in
data analysis.
SQL can be used for a variety of data tasks, including:
Querying Data: Retrieving specific data from databases using various query
clauses like SELECT, FROM, WHERE, etc.
Data Manipulation: Inserting, updating, and deleting records within a database.
Data Aggregation: Using aggregate functions like SUM(), AVG(), COUNT() to

summarize data.
Joining Data: Combining data from multiple tables through JOIN operations.
3. Key Skills Developed in the Course
The SQL for Data Analysis course focuses on developing the following skills:
1. SQL Query Writing: The ability to write SQL queries to extract and manipulate
data.
2. Data Filtering: Understanding how to use conditions and logic to filter data for
analysis.
3. Data Aggregation: Summarizing large datasets using aggregate functions.
4. Joins and Relationships: Combining data from multiple tables using different
types of joins (INNER, LEFT, RIGHT, FULL).
5. Data Grouping and Sorting: Organizing data into meaningful groups and
sorting for better insights.
6. Subqueries: Writing nested queries to perform more complex data retrieval

tasks.
7. Data Insights: Using SQL as a tool to generate actionable insights from

datasets.
4. Core Concepts Covered

The course is structured to cover fundamental and advanced SQL concepts relevant
to data analysis. These concepts include:
Data Retrieval: Learning the SELECT statement and filtering data with WHERE
clauses to retrieve specific subsets of data.
Conditional Logic: Using conditional operators like AND, OR, and NOT to create
complex queries.
Aggregating Data: Summarizing datasets using GROUP BY and applying

aggregate functions such as SUM(), COUNT(), AVG(), MIN(), and MAX().
Joining Tables: Merging data from multiple tables with different JOIN types
(INNER JOIN, LEFT JOIN, etc.) to create comprehensive datasets for analysis.
Subqueries and Nested Queries: Using subqueries to perform operations within

operations, making the analysis more efficient.
Data Manipulation: Inserting new records, updating existing data, and removing
data with SQL INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE commands.
Data Constraints and Transactions: Understanding constraints like primary keys,

foreign keys, and working with transactions for maintaining data integrity.
5. Applications of SQL for Data Analysis
SQL is a versatile tool used in various fields, making the SQL for Data Analysis
course applicable across industries. The following are some common applications:
Data Science: SQL is widely used to extract data from databases for preprocessing
before applying machine learning models.
Business Intelligence (BI): BI professionals use SQL to create reports,

dashboards, and visualizations that help decision-makers understand business
performance.
Financial Analysis: SQL is used in finance to analyze transaction data, forecast

trends, and generate financial reports.
Marketing Analysis: SQL helps marketers track campaign performance, analyze

customer behavior, and optimize marketing strategies based on data insights.
Healthcare Data Analysis: SQL is used to analyze patient records, manage

hospital databases, and improve health outcomes through data-driven insights.
Operations and Supply Chain: SQL allows professionals to manage and analyze
inventory, logistics, and operational data, ensuring smooth business processes.
6. Importance of SQL in the Data Analysis Field
SQL is foundational in the data analysis domain for several reasons:
1. Data Extraction: SQL enables analysts to extract specific data from vast
databases. This data can then be further processed and analyzed to generate
insights.
2. Efficient Data Handling: SQL's efficiency in querying large datasets ensures

that even extensive amounts of data can be handled quickly and accurately.
3. Data Aggregation and Summarization: SQL is a powerful tool for

summarizing data, enabling analysts to create reports that highlight key metrics and
performance indicators.
4. Data Relationships: SQL's ability to join tables makes it possible to analyze

data from multiple sources, providing a more holistic view of the information.
5. Scalability: SQL can scale to meet the demands of both small and large datasets,
making it suitable for organizations of any size.
7. Why SQL for Data Analysis?
The SQL for Data Analysis course equips learners with essential skills that have
high demand across industries. Whether you’re working in finance, marketing, or
healthcare, being able to query and manipulate data with SQL is a critical skill for
making data-driven decisions.
Organizations rely on data analysts and data scientists who can use SQL to
efficiently retrieve and analyze data, ensuring that decisions are informed by
accurate and relevant data. The SQL language is not only powerful but also easy to
learn, making it an accessible tool for anyone looking to work with data.
8. Conclusion
The SQL for Data Analysis course provides learners with comprehensive
knowledge and practical skills in using SQL for extracting, manipulating, and
analyzing data. With the growing importance of data-driven decision-making
across industries, SQL remains a crucial tool for any data analyst or data scientist.
Pavan Kumar's completion of this course demonstrates proficiency in the key

aspects of SQL, making them well-equipped to handle data analysis tasks. This
certification adds significant value to their skill set and prepares them for real-
world applications in the growing field of data analysis.

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School of Computer Science and Information Technology

SUBJECT CODE: 23BCA3C01L

Specialization: Cyber Security [CS]

Date of Submission: 9-10-2024

Student Name: THATTE PAVAN

Name of Faculty In-Charge:Dr.YASHASWINI

Certificate Report Oral Presentation Question-Answer Total Converted

Signature of the faculty In-charge

2. Overview of SQL (Structured Query Language)

SQL (Structured Query Language) is a standard programming language used to

SQL can be used for a variety of data tasks, including:

Data Manipulation: Inserting, updating, and deleting records within a database.

Data Aggregation: Using aggregate functions like SUM(), AVG(), COUNT() to

3. Data Aggregation: Summarizing large datasets using aggregate functions.

6. Subqueries: Writing nested queries to perform more complex data retrieval

7. Data Insights: Using SQL as a tool to generate actionable insights from

4. Core Concepts Covered

Aggregating Data: Summarizing datasets using GROUP BY and applying

Subqueries and Nested Queries: Using subqueries to perform operations within

Data Constraints and Transactions: Understanding constraints like primary keys,

5. Applications of SQL for Data Analysis

Business Intelligence (BI): BI professionals use SQL to create reports,

Financial Analysis: SQL is used in finance to analyze transaction data, forecast

Marketing Analysis: SQL helps marketers track campaign performance, analyze

Healthcare Data Analysis: SQL is used to analyze patient records, manage

6. Importance of SQL in the Data Analysis Field

SQL is foundational in the data analysis domain for several reasons:

2. Efficient Data Handling: SQL's efficiency in querying large datasets ensures

3. Data Aggregation and Summarization: SQL is a powerful tool for

4. Data Relationships: SQL's ability to join tables makes it possible to analyze

7. Why SQL for Data Analysis?

Pavan Kumar's completion of this course demonstrates proficiency in the key

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