Database Management Systems

By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

• Understand DBMS concepts and compare relational and NoSQL database types.

• Create databases, tables, relationships, constraints, and views.

• Write SQL queries to retrieve, manipulate, and analyze data.

• Develop functions, stored procedures, triggers, and dynamic SQL.

• Apply transaction management, database normalization, and data integrity principles.

• Design structured databases that support reliable and maintainable applications.

• Basic computer science and programming knowledge.

• Understanding of data types, variables, and basic data structures.

• Familiarity with application development concepts.

• No prior database administration experience is required.

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