| MySQL Fundamentals | - Download and install MySQL interface application (e.g., Workbench).
- Create a MySQL schema.
- Connect to the new database through interface application.
- Manage MySQL database through interface application.
| 16.47% | 21 |
| Data Types and Constraints | - Identify data type constraints and their usage.
- Design tables with common data types (e.g., INT, VARCHAR, DATE) and constraints.
| 8.68% | 11 |
| Data Manipulation | - Execute SQL commands to create tables.
- Update a table with a new column.
- Remove a column from an existing table.
- Select data from a table to retrieve specific columns and rows based on certain conditions.
- Insert new records into a table, ensuring the data meets the table's constraints and requirements.
- Update existing records in a table to modify one or more column values based on specific conditions.
- Delete records from a table that meet certain conditions to remove outdated or incorrect data.
- Join multiple tables to combine data from different sources based on related columns.
| 7.85% | 10 |
| Database Design | - Implement database design concepts (e.g., ER diagrams, normalization forms).
- Utilize primary keys, foreign keys, and relationships.
- Design a sample database schema using normalization principles.
- Implement normalization techniques to reduce data redundancy.
| 5.52% | 7 |
| MySQL Security | - Implement MySQL security mechanisms (authentication, authorization, encryption.
- Implement SQL injection prevention techniques.
| 5.51% | 7 |
| User Management | - Create new MySQL users with specific privileges.
- UManage user roles and permissions.
| 4.73% | 6 |
| Backup and Recovery | - Back up MySQL databases using MySQL interface application.
- Apply backup strategies (full backup, incremental backup).
- Schedule automated backups using MySQL events.
- Implement MySQL recovery techniques (e.g., point-in-time recovery, backup restoration).
- Restore databases from backups.
| 3.92% | 5 |
| Stored Procedures and Functions | - Create a stored procedure that accepts parameters and performs a series of SQL statements.
- Design a function that takes one or more inputs and returns a calculated value based on a specific algorithm or business logic.
- Debug a stored procedure or function to identify and fix errors in the SQL code or logic, ensuring correct execution.
| 6.31% | 8 |
| Triggers and Events | - Create triggers for specified actions (e.g., INSERT, UPDATE).
- Schedule events for automated database tasks.
| 3.14% | 4 |
| Performance Tuning and Scaling | - Monitor database performance using MySQL interface application tools.
- Improve query optimization for performance.
- Implement indexes.
- Optimize queries for MySQL server.
| 5.54% | 7 |
| Advanced SQL Techniques | - Create and manage views to simplify complex queries.
- Implement subqueries and correlated subqueries for data retrieval.
| 3.13% | 4 |
