This repository showcases SQL-based database analytics projects focused on relational database querying, table creation, data manipulation, joins, aggregation, filtering, subqueries, and structured data analysis. The projects demonstrate practical SQL skills used to retrieve, organize, transform, and analyze data stored in relational databases.
The work in this repository focuses on using SQL to interact with structured datasets and relational database systems. The projects demonstrate how to write queries that extract meaningful information, combine data across tables, summarize records, and support data-driven decision-making.
- SQL programming
- Relational database querying
- Table creation and database structure
- Data filtering and sorting
- Inner joins and outer joins
- Multi-table queries
- Aggregation with
COUNT,SUM,AVG,MIN, andMAX GROUP BYandHAVINGclauses- Subqueries
- Data manipulation
- Data cleaning using SQL logic
- Conditional logic with
CASE - Query organization and readability
- Structured data analysis
These projects demonstrate the use of SQL to retrieve and analyze data from relational databases. Queries are structured to answer analytical questions using filtering, sorting, grouping, and joins.
The repository includes SQL workflows that combine data across multiple tables. This demonstrates the ability to work with relational data structures and connect related records using primary and foreign key logic.
The projects apply SQL aggregation functions to summarize data, calculate totals and averages, count records, and compare groups across categories.
The SQL scripts demonstrate more advanced querying techniques, including subqueries and conditional logic, to create flexible and meaningful analytical outputs.
The repository includes SQL work related to creating, organizing, and modifying database tables. This reflects foundational skills in database structure and data management.
- SQL
- Relational databases
- Database management systems
- Structured Query Language
- Data analysis
- Query development
The purpose of this repository is to showcase practical SQL and relational database skills. It highlights the ability to write organized SQL queries, analyze structured data, join multiple tables, summarize results, and support database-driven analysis.
Gilbert Morgan
Data Science Graduate Student
SQL | Database Analytics | Relational Databases | Data Analysis