EssentialSQL: Data Modeling & Relational Data Architecture
Last updated on October 28, 2026 8:11 amEssentialSQL: Data Modeling & Relational Data Architecture
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Database Design | Data Model | Data Architecture | Relational Database Design | Database Normalization | Data Modeling
Created by:
Kris Wenzel
Let me teach you SQL using simple to understand English.
Let me teach you SQL using simple to understand English.
Created by:
Essential Sql
Learn everything you need to use SQL in your next project
Learn everything you need to use SQL in your next project
Rating:4.47 (409reviews)
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What Will I Learn?
- Understand the fundamental concepts of data architecture and principles of data modeling, including entities, attributes, relationships, and keys.
- Understand the various types of data models, including conceptual models, logical models, and physical models.
- Be able to choose the appropriate data model for a given situation.
- Be able to analyze and design a database using the Entity-Relationship (ER) data model.
- Know how to transform a conceptual data model into a logical data model using normalization.
- Understand the principles of data modeling and database design to create a well-designed database.
- Know how to use data modeling tools, such as ER (Entity Relationship) diagrams and data modeling software, to create and document data models.
- Be able to communicate effectively about data modeling concepts and designs with both technical and non-technical audiences.
Requirements
- No programming experience is needed.
- No prior knowledge of MySQL, SQLServer, PostgreSQL or Oracle is required!
- Appreciate basic database concepts such as knowing about columns, rows, and tables.
- Interest in a class hyper-focused on database design and data architecture -- nothing else!
Target audience
- Students baffled by their professor's database normalization explanations
- DBAs seeking common sense definitions of database normal forms.
- Anyone studying MySQL, Oracle, or SQL Server wanting to become a better database designer.
- People preparing for SQL related job interviews.
- Anyone looking to take a class whose singular purpose is to teach you database design.
- Anyone who doesn't have time to weed through dense textbooks trying to sort out academic explanations.


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