Great introduction course to SQL. Instructor was great, video lectures were helpful, and I really enjoyed the lab assignments as they helped you put into action what you were being taught. Would recommend to anyone new to SQL.

This was my first dive into SQL and it was as smooth and informative as possible. My target was not only to get familiar with mail SQL operators, but also to understand the environment in which it is used. All this was explained in a very simple way. The course material is very good structured and the length of each module was ideal for me as a full time employee and a mother of two. Also this was the optimal balance of theory and practice for me. Alan is a brilliant tutor! It is very important when tutor describes the backstage of the processes and warns about potential problems that could be faced because of this or that action. And Alan really inspires for further learning.

To summarise, I would recommend this course to everybody who decided to start with SQL.

Many thanks!

Very good course, all the topics are presented and explained in a clear way. On top of that there are a lot of pratical excersises so you can really feel that you've learned something after this course.

A very good course going through all the basics for writing SQL commands. A great refresher for me as I have not done any SQL in about 2 years.

A good kick-start course for SQL. I have gained a lot of SQL knowledge in this course including practical terms.

Very well explained. It was a very good oportunity to start SQL learning.

The course is very easy to understand and is very practical for career.

Great to begin with and good for students trying to learn SQL Basics

Very informative and easy to follow. Thank you for the knowledge.

this course has made the SQL pretty much interesting

Very informative and helpful

it's actually easy to follow

Great course!

great course

perfect

Great Introductory course for SQL.

Too vague. The professor needs to provide well defined definitions about different functions of SQL. And compare how each function is different from each other. Currently, it is just one jumbled mess in the head after taking the lecture. Will be moving on to some other course in SQL