November 2016
Beginner
6h 41m
English
Overview
Database programming and design are core competencies expected of every Java programmer. This code-oriented course moves you toward competency by providing a detailed overview of how to program for the two most common types of database systems used today: The traditional relational RDBMS systems (e.g. Oracle, SQL Server, and PostgreSQL) and the now popular non-relational NoSQL systems (e.g. Mongo DB and Apache Cassandra).
Filled with hands-on action, you'll work with three databases: SQLite3 (relational), PostgreSQL (relational), and MongoDB (NoSQL) and three APIs: JDBC, JPA, and the Java API for MongoDB. In addition, the course also covers the basics of schema design and normalization in RDBMSes.
- Acquire the database and design knowledge every Java programmer must possess
- Understand the distinctions in programming for relational systems vs. NoSQL systems
- Go hands-on with three popular database systems: SQLite3, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB
- Gain experience programming with the Java JDBC, JPA, and MongoDB APIs
- Explore the basics of schema design and normalization for RDBMS systems
- Learn to evaluate the trade-offs between lightweight and heavyweight database systems
- Course is designed for learners with basic Java skills and access to Java 8 or later
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