Official Persian translation of Harvard University's CS50 SQL course, created under the CS50x Persian community.
This repository serves as the official GitHub repository for the Persian edition of Harvard University's CS50 SQL course.
It contains project resources, and updates related to the course. The complete Persian course, including professionally translated video lessons, educational content, exercises, and learning resources, is available through the official CS50x Persian platform.
This project is published under the guidance of Harvard University and the CS50x Persian team.
This course is taught by:
- David J. Malan
- Carter Zenke
- Borna Etminan
- Saeed Souri
Together, they guide students from the fundamentals of SQL to practical database design, querying, and optimization.
Throughout this course you will learn:
- Introduction to Databases
- Relational Databases
- SQL Syntax
- Filtering & Sorting Data
- Aggregate Functions
- Joins
- Subqueries
- Database Normalization
- Indexes
- Views
- Transactions
- Data Modeling
- Query Optimization
- Real-world SQL Problem Solving
By the end of the course, you'll have the skills required to confidently work with relational databases and SQL in real-world applications.
Students who successfully complete the official course requirements may become eligible to earn the Harvard CS50 Certificate, subject to the policies and requirements of the official CS50 program.
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CS50x Persian Website website link
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Purchase the Persian CS50 SQL Course course page link
For full course access, enrollment information, and purchasing options, please visit the official CS50x Persian website.
Persian translation and repository maintenance by Borna Etminan, an official member of the CS50x Persian community.
GitHub: https://github.com/borna-etminan
Special thanks to:
- Harvard University
- The CS50 Team
- CS50x Persian
- Everyone contributing to making high-quality computer science education available to Persian speakers.
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