UMSL CE-Computer Education & Training Center - Database Technology Certificate Program

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About the Database Technology Certificate Program

As society grows to depend increasingly on having accurate and current information available, organizations must be able to organize, retrieve, and interpret this information. This certificate program provides you with an understanding of database technology and database design, development, and implementation. You'll work with both file-based and server-based applications to learn to set up databases for end-users using GUI applications, while mastering SQL commands to interact with these databases.

You'll learn to:

Use proven design techniques to develop effective relational databases.
Design queries to retrieve meaningful information.
Understand client-server systems and SQL commands.
Create a database using a WYSIWYG program.
Optimize the functions of a database for everyday operations.

Read more: About the Database Technology Certificate Program

Classes

Server Based
File Based
Electives

(minimum 12 hours required)

Introduction to SQL
Intermediate Applications of SQL
Advanced Applications of SQL
SQL Programming: Level 1
SQL Programming: Level 2
Fundamentals of SQL Using Oracle: Level 1
Fundamentals of SQL Using Oracle: Level 2
Fundamentals of SQL Using Oracle: Level 3
Oracle Programming Using PL/SQL: Level 1
Oracle Programming Using PL/SQL: Level 2
Introduction to SQL Reporting Services
Introduction to SQL Server Analysis Services
Introduction to SQL Server System Administration
Intermediate SQL Server System Administrationn
Advanced SQL Server System Administration
Intermediate Applications of ASP .NET Using VB .NET
Introduction to ColdFusion
Intermediate Applications of ColdFusion

For specific course schedules, please visit the CETC Catalog. For more information, visit our Web site at http://www.cetc.umsl.edu.

(minimum 36 hours required, including at least one advanced level course)

Introduction to Access
Intermediate Applications of Access
Advanced Applications of Access
Advanced Topics in Access: Database Design
Advanced Topics in Access: Macros
Programming Applications of Access: Level 1
Programming Applications of Access: Level 2
Programming Applications of Access: Level 3
Introduction to FileMaker Pro
Intermediate Applications of Filemaker Pro
Advanced Applications of FileMaker Pro
Introduction to Crystal Reports
Intermediate Applications of Crystal Reports
Advanced Applications of Crystal Reports
Advanced Topics in Crystal Reports: Designing Reports
Advanced Topics in Visual Basic .NET: Data Access
Advanced Topics in Visual C#: Data Access

For specific course schedules, please visit the CETC Catalog. For more information, visit our Web site at http://www.cetc.umsl.edu.

(minimum 24 hours required)

Complete 24 additional hours from the classes in other categories.

For specific course schedules, please visit the CETC Catalog. For more information, visit our Web site at http://www.cetc.umsl.edu.

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