Database & Database Management System

Join us for an interactive 90-minute webinar designed for students and beginners who want to understand databases, DBMS, SQL, and MySQL from the basics. Databases are an essential part of almost every modern application. Whether it is an e-commerce website, banking application, college portal, social media platform, or food delivery app, databases help store, organize, retrieve, and manage information efficiently. This webinar will introduce participants to the fundamentals of database management and exposure to basic SQL queries using MySQL. Who Should Attend? This webinar is suitable for: College and university students Beginners interested in databases and SQL Students from Computer Science, Information Technology, Electronics, Data Science, and related specializations Aspiring software developers and data analysts Students preparing for technical interviews Anyone who wants to understand how applications store and manage data No prior knowledge of databases or SQL is required. Topics Covered During the webinar, participants will learn about: What is data and what is a database? Why do applications need databases? What is a DBMS? Difference between DBMS and RDBMS Introduction to MySQL Difference between SQL and MySQL Tables, rows, columns, records, and fields Database schema Primary keys and foreign keys Relationships between tables One-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many relationships Introduction to database constraints SQL command categories: DDL DML DQL DCL TCL Career applications of SQL and DBMS Session Format The webinar will follow a combination of explanation, presentation, live demonstration, and interaction. The session will include: Concept-based explanations Real-world examples Visual demonstrations of database concepts Live MySQL coding demonstration SQL query examples Interactive questions and polls Short quiz or problem-solving activity Participant questions and answers The live demonstration will use a simple student database to show how tables are created, data is inserted, and SQL queries are executed. Eligibility Any student or learner interested in databases, SQL, or software development can participate. Participants from any year of study are welcome. Students from any college or university can attend. Participants from all academic backgrounds may register, although students from technical and computer-related fields may find the content especially relevant. No prior experience with SQL, MySQL, or DBMS is required. Participants should have access to a laptop or computer if they want to practice the queries during or after the webinar. Team and Participation Guidelines This is an individual learning webinar. Team formation is not required. Inter-college participation is allowed. Participants from different colleges may attend together. Participants from different specializations are allowed. There are no restrictions based on college, university, branch, specialization, year, or location. Participants may ask questions during the designated Q&A session. Participants are encouraged to participate in polls, quizzes, and discussions. The webinar link and joining instructions will be shared with registered participants. Participants should join the session a few minutes before the scheduled start time. Participants are expected to maintain respectful and professional conduct throughout the session. Tools and Requirements Participants are encouraged to have: A laptop or desktop computer A stable internet connection Basic knowledge of using a web browser A GitHub account Key Takeaways By the end of the webinar, participants will be able to: Explain the purpose of a database. Describe the role of a DBMS. Understand the difference between SQL and MySQL. Identify tables, rows, columns, and records. Explain primary keys and foreign keys. Recognize how databases are used in real-world applications. Certificate and Participation Participants who attend the webinar may receive a certificate of participation, subject to the organizer’s requirements. Participants should follow the attendance instructions and complete any feedback form or assessment shared during or after the session. Whether you are completely new to databases or have heard about SQL and MySQL but are unsure where to begin, this webinar will provide a clear foundation and practical understanding of DBMS concepts. Register now and start your journey toward learning databases, SQL, and backend technologies.