SQLite For Beginners - Learn SQL from Scratch (Udemy.com)

very bad accent I worst my money and I dont buy Indian instructor course again

The lecturer is knowledgeable and the course covers a lot of ground within the 2 hour duration. That said, I would say the course is too hurried as it covers some advanced topics at a rapid pace. The course would benefit from slower pacing and more preparation by offering students downloadable resources so they can readily follow along. A link to the example database is provided within the Q&A section but the database differs somewhat from that used within the course - tables are missing and the contents differ.

The instructor is using a command line program whereas I don't use it or see a need to use it. The instructor knows its subject but the accent is a little bit to strong for a speaker of standard American English. But I will follow the course for the substance, how to use SQL queries.

Couldn't finish watching the course because of instructor's have accent and a poor quality of demonstration video

The course is a nice overview of the Sqlite database and is really useful in real life projects. It's a good resource on SQLite, assuming some previous knowledge of SQL and relational databases.

The instructor has in-depth knowledge regarding SQLite. I would recommend this course, if you're a beginner. However, i feel like the instructor could have shown us the database before doing any sort of modifications on it as it makes us understand the changes in a better way & also he can provide us a download link for the databases used in the tutorial allowing the student to go hand in hand with the instructor. Nevertheless, This course is absolutely perfect for a novice. Easy to understand and short. Rahul.

It deserves 5 start rating as it is very well constructed, complete info as what beginner expects, some hands on coding. But make it more pleasing and audience friendly. Greyish and reddish themes are not all that much pleasing. That is why you lost the 1 star.

The teacher is explaining really well the concepts but i would advise to put subtitles due to sometimes is difficult to understand for non native English speakers. it also would be great if the resources (such as examples databases) were available in order to replicate the exercises

The greyish text on the dark grey/black background is not all that legible, although concentrating harder will let me get the gist of what is being talked about. The old standard of bold yellow on a black background is MUCH MORE preferable. In the abstract, Kindle has proven bold black on light, very light grey, works well too. That said, the lecturer, for a non-native English speaker is understandable. Not BETTER than understandable, but he gets there. As for the content, he seems to be building upwards well. Ergo, the one star better than average.

The course is good, but often trying to go too quickly for someone who is brand new to this material. It needs more examples that give real applications for the concepts used, not just showing some queries on data that the student does not have or need.