The various tables and their columns are:
1)Course
course_id
course_name
duration
fee
2)Registration
course_id
stud_id
doj
3)Student
stud_id
first_name
last name
city
dob
I have tried:
SELECT
C.COURSE_ID,
C. COURSE_NAME,
COUNT(R.COURSE_ID) * FEES AS TOTAL_FEES
FROM
COURSE C,
REGISTRATION R,
WHERE
C.COURSE_ID = R.COURSE_ID
GROUP BY
R.COURSE_ID
SELECT c.cource_id, c.course_name, (totalNumberOfStudentPerCourse.totalNumberOfStudent * c.fee) as totalFee
FROM Course c
INNER JOIN
(SELECT r.course_id, COUNT(r.stud_id) as totalNumberOfStudent
FROM Registration r
GROUP BY r.course_id) totalNumberOfStudentPerCourse ON c.course_id = totalNumberOfStudentPerCourse.course_id
the subquery creates a totalNumberOfStudentPerCourse table that looks like this:
course_id totalNumberOfStudent
1 4
2 2
example:
course:
course_id course_name fee
1 math 300
2 english 200
registration:
course_id stud_id
1 1
1 2
1 3
1 4
2 5
2 6
result:
course_id course_name totalFee
1 math 1200
2 english 400