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0 Hi everyone 1
Welcome to your first exercise 2
As I told you in the introduction to this course 3
With every important topic that we cover 4
We'll provide you with an exercise 5
It is important that you test your skills and are sure that you are ready for the 6
Next lecture 7
So, here's how exercises will go 8
In every exercise you will have one or two 9
Activities to perform 10
Try to do it yourself 11
If you not able to do it 12
Refer the attached presentation 13
in the lecture if you are still are unable to do it go through the lecture again 14
And even after that if you are not able to do it please do post your questions in the discussion Forum and 15
We will be happy to help you 16
In the first exercise 17
You have to create a database called classroom 18
Once you have created this classroom 19
Open the query tool and start writing the query 20
Using the query you have to create a table named science class 21
In this database 22
And this science class table should have three columns 23
First is enrollment number 24
Which should be an integer data type 25
Second his name 26
Which is a variable character 27
and third is 28
Science marks which is also integer 29
Take your time 30
Try to do this 31
If you are able to do this you ready for the next lecture 32
If you are not able to do this 33
revisit the videos which cover creation of database and creation of table
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