This Oracle SQL Fundamentals training is designed to help participants build a strong foundation in writing SQL queries specifically for Oracle Database environments. The course covers Oracle SQL syntax, querying data, joins, aggregations, subqueries, and basic database objects. Participants will gain hands-on experience to write efficient SQL queries for data analysis, reporting, and Oracle-based application development.

• Understand relational database concepts, Oracle database architecture, and SQL fundamentals.
• Create, modify, and manage database tables, constraints, indexes, and schema objects.
• Write SQL queries to retrieve, filter, sort, and analyze data efficiently.
• Perform data manipulation operations including insert, update, delete, and transaction control.
• Use joins, subqueries, aggregate functions, and analytical queries for business reporting.
• Develop a strong foundation for database development, administration, and enterprise data management using Oracle SQL best      practices.

 • Beginners in Oracle databases
 • Business analysts and reporting professionals
 • Application developers new to Oracle SQL
 • Students and professionals starting with Oracle Database
 • Professionals transitioning into Oracle data roles

 • Basic computer operation skills
 • Familiarity with database concepts is helpful
 • No prior Oracle SQL experience required

 • Writing Oracle SQL queries confidently
 • Retrieving and filtering data
 • Using joins to combine tables
 • Performing aggregations and grouping
 • Writing subqueries
 • Creating simple database objects
 • Understanding Oracle SQL functions
 • Applying Oracle SQL best practices

By the end of this training, participants will be able to write effective Oracle SQL queries to retrieve, analyze, and manage data in Oracle databases. Learners will gain strong fundamentals in querying, joins, and aggregations, enabling them to support Oracle-based reporting and application development tasks.

Introduction to Oracle Database & SQL Basics
 • What is Oracle Database and where it is used
 • Oracle SQL environment and tools
 • Database tables, rows, and columns
 • SQL SELECT statement basics

Filtering, Sorting & Expressions
 • WHERE clause
 • ORDER BY clause
 • Using arithmetic and string expressions
 • Handling NULL values

Joins & Multi-Table Queries
 • INNER JOIN
 • LEFT and RIGHT OUTER JOIN
 • Self joins
 • Joining multiple tables

Single-Row Functions
 • Character functions
 • Number functions
 • Date functions
 • Conversion functions

Group Functions & Aggregations
 • COUNT, SUM, AVG, MIN, MAX
 • GROUP BY clause
 • HAVING clause
 • Aggregated reporting

Subqueries & Advanced Queries
 • Single-row subqueries
 • Multi-row subqueries
 • Correlated subqueries basics
 • Using subqueries in SELECT and WHERE

Data Manipulation Language (DML)
 • INSERT statements
 • UPDATE statements
 • DELETE statements
 • MERGE statement basics

Database Objects & Constraints
 • Creating tables
 • Primary and foreign keys
 • Unique and check constraints
 • Basic index overview

Views & Simple Reporting
 • Creating views
 • Using views
 • Simplifying complex queries
 • Best practices for reusable SQL

• Oracle SQL Fundamentals & Database Concepts Assessment
• Data Querying & Filtering Assessment
• Data Manipulation & Transaction Control Assessment
• Joins, Functions & Subqueries Assessment
• Database Design & Reporting Project Assessment

Participants will be evaluated through hands-on Oracle SQL labs, practical query writing exercises, instructor-led reviews, and a final assessment focused on building and executing real-world Oracle SQL queries.

Participants will receive course materials, slides, reference materials, exercises and access to resources for further learning.

Upon successful completion of the training, participants will receive an AcadNXT Certificate of Completion for Oracle SQL Fundamentals. This digital, verifiable certification validates practical Oracle SQL querying, relational database fundamentals, and Oracle database development skills and can be shared on LinkedIn and included in professional profiles to enhance Oracle and database career credibility.