Use SQL to return results of queries on the supplied James Bond movie database (e.g. What is the average IMDB rating of movies directed by John Glen?)
The worksheet includes instructions for creating a new database, uploading the SQL file to it, then using SQL to obtain the answers to questions. Students can copy and paste their queries and results into the worksheet, then save or print for marking.
SQL commands used: describe, select, count, from, where, group by, like, and, or; and wildcards.
The database is a single-table flat database.
This is an intermediate-level task, suitable for students who are already familiar with SQL commands and structure. It also assumes that users will be using phpMyAdmin and they have sufficient privileges to create and edit databases.
My Year 12 and 13 Computer Science A-Level students enjoyed the lesson, which took around 1 hour for most to complete.
Included: SQL file, student worksheet, teacher’s answer sheet.
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