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What
Your Will Learn
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Overview of the relational database model.
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Normalizing your relational database design: first,
second and third normal forms.
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Using Functional Dependencies to analyze your
business problem and avoid data anomalies.
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Using Entity-Relationship diagrams to help in
database design and eventually in object modeling.
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Strengths and weaknesses of the relational model.
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Introduction to Structured Query Language (SQL).
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What
Students Have Said...
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These are actual written quotes
from student evaluations of this course:
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"I'm making changes to my firm's overall
design and analysis process based on what I
learned in your class. That's what I call
immediate ROI (return on investment)!"
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"The course was so good, I can't think of
anything that would have made it better!"
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"Marta Perez-Stable was highly knowledgeable
and enthusiastic about the topic."
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"Excellent speaker! Classes are interesting,
well sequenced, and fun. Thanks!"
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"It is always enjoyable to listen to a
speaker who is knowledgeable and
enthusiastic."
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"Good course. Answered questions relating to
design very well."
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"Marta was excellent. I truly enjoyed the
course."
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"One of the better organized courses I've
taken."
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"The instructor has excellent communications
skills and creates and environment where the
students feel free to let her know when we
need more help on a specific topic or have
questions. She also has a very good real
world background and is able to relate the
information to students regardless of
whether they are on the Business/Management
side of the equation or on the Programmer
side."
You can also see
more
evaluations of other courses we have taught.
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Example Course Material
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You can view one of the
exercises we do in-class in the course.
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Duration
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This is a
two to two-and-a-half day course, depending on its
content and the student's existing level of expertise.
The introduction to SQL adds an extra half a day of
training. We are happy to customize the course's content
to work with data already existing in your business.
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Who Should Attend
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Software
engineers, analysts, designers, managers, and
programmers interested in understanding and applying
relational database technology. |
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Related Courses
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Our course
Object-Oriented Analysis and Design: An Introduction is a natural follow-up to this course.
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For More Information
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Contacting us for more
information, including pricing
and scheduling. Also consider
these reasons why you should use MindCrafted
for your training needs.
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Relational Database Design