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Relational Database Design School: Learning Tree International Venue: Annapolis, Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia Tel.: 1-888-843-8733 You Will Learn How To |
Relational Database School: New England Training Solutions Venue: Augusta, Burlington, Boston, Concord, Hartford, Lowell, Nashua, Portland, Quincy, Warwick Tel.: 978.250.4983 This relational database design class develops relational database design skills and techniques. Practical methodologies such as E-R diagrams and normalization forms are emphasized. Attention is placed on designing for data integrity and efficiency at the same time. During hands on lab sessions students are required to design multiple database models from business requirements and specifications. Through hands on experience using SQL programming code to create, populate and manage databases, stu... |
Relational Databases School: Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology Venue: Boston Tel.: 617.423.4630 This course introduces students to the fundamental processes of developing, implementing and maintaining a database system in order to produce management information. The course focuses on the ACCESS XP (2003) database management system. Students learn to create, query and maintain a database and also create forms, reports, and combo boxes. Web features are used to publish to the Internet and an application system is created using Macros and Object Linking and Embedding (OLE). SQL and Visual Bas... |
Relational Database Design and Data Modeling Format: Online School: Webucator Venue: Jamesville Tel.: 877-WEBUCATE (877-932-8228) 1.Data Modeling Concepts A.Introduction to Data Modeling
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Relational Database Design and Data Modeling Format: Online School: Webucator, Inc. Venue: Jamesville Tel.: 877-932-8228 This database design training class considers all the features of building complex logical data models using sophisticated modeling techniques. Numerous "real-world" problems and special situations are presented along with solutions. Classic structures and common models are also given to assist participants in rapidly completing a data model. Traditional modeling techniques as well as newer object-oriented modeling principles are presented providing state-of-the-art modeling skills to ...
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