Learners will design relational databases, create structured tables, write SQL queries, and manage interconnected health insurance claim data using MariaDB. They will retrieve, update, organize, and combine records to prepare accurate claim listings suitable for web-based applications.

This hands-on project-based course guides learners through the complete lifecycle of building a health insurance claims database—from creating the database and tables to inserting, editing, sorting, and joining records. By working with realistic insurance claim scenarios, learners gain practical experience applying SQL commands such as INSERT, SELECT, UPDATE, DELETE, ORDER BY, LIMIT, and JOIN in a structured MariaDB environment. What makes this course unique is its strong focus on real-world implementation rather than isolated SQL concepts. Learners work on a single, cohesive project that mirrors how insurance data is handled in production systems, helping them understand not just how queries work, but why they are used. Upon completion, learners will be able to confidently manage relational data and prepare backend data for web-based claim listing applications, making this course ideal for aspiring database developers, backend engineers, and IT professionals.