Database Management Systems - Level One

This introductory course focuses on the core concepts and practical applications of database management systems (DBMS) with an emphasis on Microsoft Access. You will learn the fundamental principles of database design, creation, and management, and gain hands-on experience in developing and using databases.

What You'll Learn

• Database Concepts: Understand the key concepts of databases, including discourse, entities, tables, relations, primary keys, foreign keys, attributes, rows, columns, tuples, and datatypes.
• Database Creation: Learn how to create a database and define its entities in Microsoft Access.
• Building Relationships: Understand how to build and manage relationships between tables to ensure data integrity.
• Form Building: Learn to design and create forms for efficient data entry and user interaction.
• Data Entry: Gain skills in entering and managing data within the database.
• Making Queries: Develop queries to retrieve and manipulate data effectively.
• System Integration: Explore how to integrate the database with other systems and applications.

Course Components

This course consists of:

• Lectures: In-depth explanations of DBMS concepts and Microsoft Access functionalities.
• Discussions: Interactive sessions to clarify concepts and discuss practical applications.
• Practical Assignments: Hands-on exercises to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios.
• Assessments: Regular assessments to track your understanding and progress.