Database Management Final Part (5): Indexing,B Trees,B+Trees

Anyone here who thinks Indexing topic of Database Management Systems to be difficult ?

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- build the skills you need to get started with computer science

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- or just learn computer science to be able to understand on how to build better apps. 

...this complete Database Management System series is the course you need to do all of this, and more.

Are you aiming to get your computer science degree with high level of expertise in core subjects ? or Are you aiming to get placed in a a top notch company like google, microsoft ? or Are you a college student struggling to understand the basics of computer science ? or Are you a software developer who would want to develop better apps by understanding the theory behind computer science ?

This course is designed to give you the database management skills you need to crack the interview questions on Indexing in top notch companies. By the end of the course you will understandIndexing topic extremely well and be able to crack interview/semester/gate/isro questions

Lots of students with no zero knowledge of computer science have been successful with their college exams or interview by taking my courses

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The course series (part 1 to 5) on Database Management Systems is a whopping 46 hours long. Because the course is designed as a one stop shop for Database Management System Concepts. And this 54 hours dedication will change your way of thinking towards computer science.

What textbook should I follow ?

I have used the book by Navathe. It's a great textbook. You can follow it. But I have referred lot of other textbooks like Korth, Sudharshan, etc as well depending on the topic. So its upto you on which textbook you are comfortable with but follow a standard author book. If you complete this course, you will find it much easier to understand these textbooks. But anyway if you complete this course with good detailed notes, you don't need to read any textbook as I am reading them for you and giving the contents in an easy to understand manner.

Why should you take this course?

My Courses has consistently gained best seller since release on Udemy, you would be joining over 9000+ students who are already enrolled in my multiple courses (19000+ enrollments).

There are lot of 5 star reviews left by students. It's rated as the best course to learn database management systems for beginners.

What makes many of my courses as bestseller?

Like you, thousands of others were frustrated and fed up with incomplete Youtube tutorials which assume you already know a bunch of stuff and also bulk textbooks able to send even the most intuitive person to sleep.

Like you, they were tired of low-quality lessons, poorly explained topics and all-round confusing info presented in the wrong way. That’s why so many find success in this complete Database Management Systems series. It’s designed in a simple manner so that anybody with no prior knowledge of computer science will be able to understand.

What if I have questions?

You can ask questions anytime using the Q/A section or through personal messages. I take it very seriously and answer these questions in a detailed manner with simple english words so that anybody can understand it.

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