Neo4j Fundamentals
Welcome to GraphAcademy, and the Neo4j Fundamentals course. This course has been designed to set you on your way to becoming a Neo4j expert. In this course you will learn about the underlying principles that underpin Neo4j.
We will take you on a journey from 1736 Prussia for a brief history of graph theory, discuss the types of graphs you may see in the wild, and walk through an example dataset that we will revisit throughout your journey with GraphAcademy.
Prerequisites
You need not have any programming experience to take this course.
Duration
1 hour
What you will learn
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Basic graph theory and the elements that make a graph
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Graph structures
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Common graph use cases
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Elements of a Neo4j graph database
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How Neo4j implements index-free-adjacency
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The Movie graph’s data model and data
This course includes
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8 videos
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8 multiple choice quizzes
Prerequisites
You need not have any programming experience to take this course.
Get Support
If you find yourself stuck at any stage then our friendly community will be happy to help. You can reach out for help on the Neo4j Community Site, or head over to the Neo4j Discord server for real-time discussions.
Feedback
If you have any comments or feedback on this course you can email us on graphacademy@neo4j.com.
01. Graph Thinking
Learn about the history of Graph Theory from 1736 to the present day.
02. Property Graphs
Learn about the key elements that make a Property Graph and how they compare to relational and NoSQL databases.
03. Your First Graph
An introduction to the Movie graph that is used across the subsequent courses in GraphAcademy.