Database Object-Oriented Modeling And Architecture

Catalog description

This seminar course covers the concepts of database modeling and architecture including topics as relational modeling, advanced object-oriented modeling and object persistence. Course may be offered as classroom-based, distance or hybrid format. Prerequisite: Graduate student standing or senior status with the consent of instructor. Graduate students without an ITS background may be required to take additional leveling courses. Instructor permission required. 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 IT 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 IT solutions that satisfy customer’s needs. View Class Schedule