Here’s a 45-day timetable for learning the above topics, allocating 3 hours per day (Monday to Saturday):
Week 1: Relational Database Concepts
- Day 1: Relational Database Concepts (2 hours)
- Day 2: Relational Database Concepts (1 hour)
Week 2: SQL and Data Types
- Day 3: SQL Basics and Data Types (2 hours)
- Day 4: SQL Basics and Data Types (1 hour)
Week 3: Table Creation, Management, and Indexing
- Day 5: Table Creation and Management (2 hours)
- Day 6: Indexing (1 hour)
Week 4: Query Optimization and Joins
- Day 7: Query Optimization (2 hours)
- Day 8: Joins and Subqueries (1 hour)
Week 5: Functions, Triggers, and Views
- Day 9: Functions and Stored Procedures (2 hours)
- Day 10: Triggers (1 hour)
Week 6: Transactions and Security
- Day 11: Transactions and Concurrency Control (2 hours)
- Day 12: Security and Authentication (1 hour)
Week 7: Backup, Recovery, and Advanced SQL
- Day 13: Backup and Recovery (2 hours)
- Day 14: Advanced SQL Techniques (1 hour)
Week 8: Performance Tuning and Replication
- Day 15: Performance Tuning (2 hours)
- Day 16: Replication and High Availability (1 hour)
Week 9: Full-Text Search and JSON/NoSQL
- Day 17: Full-Text Search (2 hours)
- Day 18: JSON and NoSQL Features (1 hour)
Week 10: PostGIS and Community Resources
- Day 19: PostGIS (2 hours)
- Day 20: Community Resources and Best Practices (1 hour)
Week 11-12: Review and Practice
- Days 21-45: Allocate remaining time for review, practice, and reinforcing the learned concepts.
Please note that this timetable is a suggestion, and you can adjust it based on your learning pace and preferences. Remember to allocate time for breaks and revision to ensure effective learning.