Here's a potential outline: Introduction to MySQL (10 minutes): Overview of MySQL and its importance in the database ecosystem. Explanation of relational databases and SQL. Basic SQL Queries (15 minutes): SELECT statement for retrieving data. INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements for modifying data. WHERE clause for filtering data. Database Design (10 minutes): Understanding tables, columns, and relationships. Creating tables with appropriate data types and constraints. Data Manipulation (15 minutes): Using JOINs to combine data from multiple tables. Aggregation functions (COUNT, SUM, AVG, etc.) for data analysis. Advanced Topics (10 minutes): Indexes for optimizing query performance. Stored procedures and functions for encapsulating logic. Triggers for automating actions based on database events. Best Practices and Tips (5 minutes): Importance of backups and data integrity. Security considerations (user permissions, password management). Hands-on Exercises (15 minutes): Participants work on simple SQL queries and database operations. Instructor provides guidance and assistance as needed. This outline covers the basics of MySQL and provides a foundation for further exploration. Depending on the audience's interests and skill levels, you can adjust the content accordingly. Additionally, interactive elements like Q&A sessions or live demonstrations can enhance engagement and understanding.