Master Oracle PL/SQL from beginner to advanced levels with practical examples, quizzes, and comprehensive lectures designed for both new and experienced programmers.
This course is your go-to guide for mastering Oracle PL/SQL, whether you're starting from zero or have coding experience. You'll dive into practical examples, quizzes, and even get ongoing updates after you finish. It's all about making PL/SQL fun and accessible!
Learn Oracle PL/SQL from scratch. Start from beginning and master intermediate and advance topics
This course will teach you how to start programming in Oracle PL/SQL. Course is designed to be a guide not only for those that completely new in computer programming but also for those that has quite experience in different programming languages as well as for those that had already had pleasure to code in PL/SQL.
I will shoot all my lectures from my laptop by sharing the screen. At the end of most lectures I will post quizzes as well as scripts used in lecture.
The lectures are going to include mostly practical examples with explanations.
I will keep adding the contest and lectures so even after you completed the course you can come back for more.
Course will have three type of lectures: beginner, intermediate and advanced. For those who are just starting with PL/SQL I would highly recommend to watch all the lectures for beginner first before switching to the next intermediate and advanced topics.
The lectures will switch back and force between PL/SQL and SQL topics.
Beginners PL/SQL developers earn $30-40 per hour USA and there is growing demand for new programmers.
Little bit about myself. I have more than 13 years of experience designing and coding in Oracle PL/SQL. I love this powerful language and I am passioned about it. I hope I will be able to infect you with my love to PL/SQL
Course is designed to be a guide not only for those that completely new in computer programming but also for those that has quite experience in different programming languages as well as for those that had already had pleasure to code in PL/SQL.
After completing this course you will be able to start working as PL/SQL developer.
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I have graduated from Baku State University (Baku, Azerbaijan) in 2003 and got PhD in economics in 2007 from Institute of Cybernetics of Azerbaijan Academy of Science. Started my career as Delphi developer and currently holding Solution Architect position in one of biggest USA retail chain. I am IT Team Lead and Project manager with more than 13 year IT...
Good match because it explains the SQL basics as they relate to relational database concepts
De geluidsopname is van matige kwaliteit, wat het zware accent van de docent niet ten goede komt. Daarnaast is de ondertiteling waardeloos.
Some of the screens were dark.
Excellent Course!
For the most part I am pleased with the course. The teacher clearly knows his material and is well organized. The section on the many functions seemed a bit rushed, I would have liked to see more or better examples using these functions. I am looking forward to taking the second part.
Very good instructor. Very good course. Content is easy to understand. Thanks
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Pro's
The content is build up in a structured way from the ground up. He obviously did some research in the documentation to get it all completed. All seems to be covered and all SQL statements shown are included for download and experiment with. Also lots of quality questions in between the lectures makes it worth while. This really helps to solidify the covered items.
Con's
The video course is very difficult to follow because of the heavy accent and mumbling and staggering way of speech including the poor sound quality. At times it even sounds like a robot. I really wonder why he made this video in English because he seems to be unable to master the English language in speech as well as in writing. The whole charade is so distracting that you would need all your focus and attention on what he was supposed to be saying that the message itself is hardly noticed anymore. Switching to the Subtitles does it make it any better since they are even worse.
It is very clear that the whole thing is read from paper or screen without any clear emphasis on the meaningful issues.