Affected my review: Good content, but very low voice and poor capture quality, reads too much, so the class is not very much engaging. Did not affectec my review: I don’t agree with address numbers being typed as number, but it’s my opinion. On the subject of auditing, tables changes might be better stored as json in a single table, but this is perhaps outside the scope of the course.
Note 4 sur 5
Jenny Zaleskin –
A lot of good information. A couple points where I needed to look up additional details, but definitely worth my time!
Note 4 sur 5
Paul Kostiuk –
The instructor explains a large amount of information about detailed relationships in a clear way.
Note 4 sur 5
Tushar Kashyap –
This is very good for beginners like me who have some experience in coding languages like C, Java & Python. Its quite on point but it could definitely use some more examples and hands on to expand on certain topics like “normal forms”. It gets a bit difficult to simply visualize some scenarios without some demonstrations. All in all, its a solid 4/5.
Note 4 sur 5
Kelly Jo Horton –
I used to teach a course like this. I thought the concepts were explained very well.
Note 2 sur 5
Athmakur Gnanaprasanna –
It is interesting, but voice is too low . so, please increase voice
Note 5 sur 5
Data Analyst –
top tier course that teach the basic foundation when designing a database. the course cover the basics. dont expect technical on this course
Note 5 sur 5
Vimal Kannan –
This course is really really great for those are in the very first steps of exploring database knowledge!
Note 3 sur 5
Sai Durgaprasadburri –
can relate more with examples and it is difficult for beginners to understand. It would have been great if he can add some humour.
Note 5 sur 5
IT Projects –
The course was actually what I needed. It broke down database design and normalization for easy understanding.
Note 5 sur 5
Md Talha –
Nice theoretical course, all the main concepts were covered nicely.
Note 4 sur 5
Paluru Sushank –
It is full of theory and instructor voice is little lower and sleepy. Eventhough I enjoyed the course. Thank you Ben Brumm.
Marco Aurélio Cardoso –
Affected my review:
Good content, but very low voice and poor capture quality, reads too much, so the class is not very much engaging.
Did not affectec my review:
I don’t agree with address numbers being typed as number, but it’s my opinion.
On the subject of auditing, tables changes might be better stored as json in a single table, but this is perhaps outside the scope of the course.
Jenny Zaleskin –
A lot of good information. A couple points where I needed to look up additional details, but definitely worth my time!
Paul Kostiuk –
The instructor explains a large amount of information about detailed relationships in a clear way.
Tushar Kashyap –
This is very good for beginners like me who have some experience in coding languages like C, Java & Python. Its quite on point but it could definitely use some more examples and hands on to expand on certain topics like “normal forms”. It gets a bit difficult to simply visualize some scenarios without some demonstrations. All in all, its a solid 4/5.
Kelly Jo Horton –
I used to teach a course like this. I thought the concepts were explained very well.
Athmakur Gnanaprasanna –
It is interesting, but voice is too low . so, please increase voice
Data Analyst –
top tier course that teach the basic foundation when designing a database. the course cover the basics. dont expect technical on this course
Vimal Kannan –
This course is really really great for those are in the very first steps of exploring database knowledge!
Sai Durgaprasadburri –
can relate more with examples and it is difficult for beginners to understand. It would have been great if he can add some humour.
IT Projects –
The course was actually what I needed. It broke down database design and normalization for easy understanding.
Md Talha –
Nice theoretical course, all the main concepts were covered nicely.
Paluru Sushank –
It is full of theory and instructor voice is little lower and sleepy. Eventhough I enjoyed the course. Thank you Ben Brumm.