| Course Description: |
In this course, students learn the fundamentals of relational database systems and the SQL programming language. This course teaches participants how to design relational databases starting from a conceptual data model and following accepted logical and physical design principles. Participants will practice designing a database, and extracting information from a database using SQL. Topics covered include Relational databases, normalization, referential integrity, SQL DDL and SQL DML.
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| Additional Information: |
Prerequisites: Working knowledge of DOS, running program from the command line, copy-deleting files, ability to use the DOS prompt, ability to download, install and configure free software from the internet, working knowledge of Windows Control Panel, Administrative Tools.
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| Tuition (Print): |
$N/A |
Text Price: |
$N/A |
Total Price: |
$N/A |
| Tuition (Online): |
$338.00 |
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Total Price: |
$338.00 |
| Intake (Print): |
n/a |
| Intake (Online): |
not offered this semester |
| Software Requirements: |
Windows XP Professional, Windo |
| Books required for online courses |
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Author: |
Publisher: |
Edition: |
| The Practical SQL handbook Using SQL Variants |
Bowman, Emerson, Darnovsky |
Addison Wesley |
4th |
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