Database Administration

Catalog description

This seminar course covers the concepts of database administration, including topics such as architecture, advanced data management, and performance monitoring. The course is an appropriate entry-level graduate course for interdisciplinary students. Students should have taken mid-level database and programming classes as an undergraduate. Typically offered Fall Spring Summer. Course Learning Outcomes 1. Employ database administration knowledge and skills to the real-world or research problems. 2. Have a good grasp of the full life cycle of I.T. solution design process. 3. Collaborate with team members to deliver a solution with limited resources and time. 4. Conduct independent research under the supervisor’s guidance. 5. Develop sophisticated I.T. solutions that satisfy customer’s needs. View Class Schedule