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Database Specialist Design (Exam 1D0-441)

 
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Database Specialist Design (Exam 1D0-441)
 


The Database Design course from LearnKey is fundamental training for those with no previous experience in database design. Expert instructor Wayne Snyder begins with basics of relational databases and uses examples, sample programs and clear step-by-step instruction to teach you database design methodology. At the conclusion of this course, you'll be familiar with the concepts underlying enterprise data model design.


Benefits:
 •  Increase your potential with technical mastery and proficiency.
 •  Enhance employment opportunities with database design skills.
 •  This course meets the requirements to pass CIW exam 1D0-441.


 

COURSE OUTLINE


Session 1

Section A: Introduction to Databases

 •  Overview
 •  Flat File Database
 •  Relational Databases
 •  RDBMS Benefits
 •  RDBMS
 •  RDBMS Disadvantages

Section B: Relational Databases

 •  Application Components
 •  Two and Three Tier
 •  Terminology and Entities
 •  Primary Key
 •  Data Model
 •  Design Language
 •  Strong and Weak Entities
 •  Relationships

Section C: Database Planning

 •  DB Design Life Cycle
 •  Requirements Document
 •  The Interviews
 •  Choosing a DBMS
 •  Application Interface

Section D: DB Design Methodology

 •  Design Problems
 •  Design Phases
 •  Conceptual Design
 •  Sample Data Types
 •  Model
 •  Design Steps
 •  Identify Relationships

Section E: DB Design Methodology (cont.)

 •  Candidate/Primary Keys
 •  Entity-Relationship Model
 •  Information Engineering
 •  Strong and Weak Entities
 •  Relationships
 •  Information Engineers
 •  Chen Data Model

Section F: Database Normalization

 •  Overview
 •  Normal Forms
 •  First Normal Form Rules
 •  Primary Key
 •  First Normal Form

Section G: Database Normalization (cont.)

 •  Second Normal Form
 •  2NF Rules
 •  Functional Dependencies
 •  Third Normal Form
 •  Boyce-Codd Normal Form
 •  Data Normalization

 

Session 2

Section A: Logical Database Design

 •  Identify Relationships
 •  M:N Relationships
 •  Complex Relationships
 •  Recursive Relationships
 •  Relationship Attributes
 •  Redundant Relationships

Section B: Creating a Logical Model

 •  DDL
 •  Validate Logical Model
 •  Data Integrity
 •  Referential Integrity
 •  Foreign Key Constraints
 •  Insert, Update, Delete
 •  Enterprise Data Model

Section C: Physical Database Design

 •  Using a DDL
 •  Create Table Code
 •  Create Table
 •  Enterprise Constraints
 •  Multiple Constraints
 •  Constraints and Updates

Section D: Physical Database Design (cont.)

 •  Foreign Key Constraints
 •  Secondary Indexes
 •  Denormalization
 •  Nonkey Attributes
 •  Foreign Keys
 •  Aggregation
 •  User and Employee View
 •  Access Rules

Section E: Introduction to SQL

 •  Overview
 •  SQL Subsets
 •  SQL-supported Data Types

 

Session 3

Section A: SQL

 •  Overview
 •  Schema
 •  Alter and Drop
 •  Insert
 •  Delete
 •  Update
 •  Select

Section B: Select Statement Modifiers

 •  Select From
 •  Select Distinct
 •  Where Clause & Operators
 •  Between
 •  Or, Not, Like, & Wildcards
 •  Brackets
 •  Order By
 •  Grant and Revoke

Section C: Relational Algebra

 •  Overview
 •  Selection and Projection
 •  Cartesian Product
 •  Union
 •  Difference
 •  Intersection

Section D: Relational Algebra (cont.)

 •  Theta Join and Equijoin
 •  Natural and Outer Join
 •  Database Diagram
 •  Inner Join
 •  Distinct and Join
 •  Join Multiple Tables

Section E: Transactions & DB Security

 •  Transaction
 •  ACID Properties
 •  Lost Update
 •  Dirty Read
 •  Nonrepeatable Read
 •  Phantoms
 •  Serializability
 •  Control Methods
 •  Concurrency Control
 •  Database Security
 •  Security Techniques



 

 
 
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