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ITC 4175 Database Implementation and Management

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Course ID
Provides a continued study of databases with a focus on implementation and management. Provides hands-on experience using current database applications and Structured Query Language (SQL). Includes coverage of database administration and management issues and techniques.

Outcomes

  1. Apply relational database models and techniques to management issues.
  2. Discuss Structured Query Language (SQL) commands and functions that manipulate database objects and data.
  3. Explain the responsibilities of a database administrator.
  4. Differentiate between concurrency control, database locking methods, and database performance-tuning concepts.
  5. Examine current trends in database implementation and management.
bba 2201

PreRequisites

  1. ITC 4150
 

Description

Explores computer literacy topics in a very basic, hands-on environment. Presents the fundamentals of computer hardware and software, the Internet, operating systems, and current application software within Microsoft Office Suite.

Outcomes

  1. Describe the relationship between digital basics and computer hardware.
  2. Generalize the impact of software applications on computer software and hardware.
  3. Explain the relationship between peripheral equipment, networks, the Internet, and intranets.
  4. Apply the principles of basic Excel functions.
  5. Examine the current electronic media sources to include the components that make the World Wide Web operate with webmail.
  6. Discuss the impact recent trends within the computer industry have on information systems.
  7. Describe file and database concepts such as data management tools, database design, structured query language (SQL), and database security.
  8. Identify the computerized tools and practices utilized in today’s business sector.

PreRequisites

None

Textbook(s)

New perspectives on computer concepts 2014, comprehensive (Rev: 17th ed.)

Publisher: Course Technology (2014)

Author: Parsons, J. J., & Oja, D.

ISBN: 978-1-285-09692-6

* Disclaimer: Textbooks listed are based on the last open revision of the course. Prior revisions and future revisions may use different textbooks. To verify textbook information, view the course syllabus or contact the AU Bookstore at gro.vnua@erotskoob

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