Database Manager
OBJECTIVE
The Database Manager program aims to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to pursue a career in database management and application development across various industries. Through a comprehensive curriculum, students will gain proficiency in database design, SQL querying, performance optimization, and the integration of databases with web applications.
The program will also familiarize students with emerging technologies such as NoSQL, Big Data, and Cloud Computing, as well as concepts in Data Analytics & Visualization. Upon completion of the program, students will be prepared to secure positions as database administrators, database developers, or application developers, capable of effectively managing and leveraging databases to meet the evolving needs of organizations.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
The Database Manager program is designed to impart students with foundational knowledge and practical skills essential for proficient database management and application development. Covering a comprehensive curriculum spanning 900 hours, the program begins with an Introduction to Information Technology & Computers, providing students with a solid understanding of IT fundamentals. As they progress, students delve into Programming Fundamentals, Web Development Essentials, and Server-Side Web Programming, where they learn to design and implement dynamic web applications integrated with databases. Advanced courses, including Database Design & Development and Advanced Database Management, equip students with relational database design, SQL querying, and performance optimization expertise. Additionally, students explore emerging technologies such as NoSQL, Big Data, and Cloud Computing for Databases, alongside topics in Data Analytics & Visualization, IoT Data Management, and Project Management & Implementation. Through practical exercises and collaborative projects, graduates emerge as proficient database professionals ready to meet the industry’s evolving demands across various sectors.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
- Successful completion of all require course assignments.
- Maintaining a minimum overall GPA of 2.0.
- Fulfillment of all obligations to the school.
Program Costs
Tuition
$10,000
Registration & Photo ID Fees
$150
Books & Supplies
$2,000
Total Program Costs
$12,150
CERTIFICATION
PROGRAM LENGTH
- Total Clock Hours: 900
- Weeks: 39
DATABASE APPLICATIONS COURSES
This course covers fundamental IT concepts, including hardware, software, networking, and cybersecurity, providing a strong foundation for technology-driven careers.
Course ID
Course
Lecture Hrs
Lab Hours
Total Hours
DBM - 1001
Introduction to Information Technology & Computers
30
45
75
Introduction to Information Technology & Computers – Covers fundamental IT concepts, including hardware, software, networking, and cybersecurity, providing a strong foundation for technology-driven careers.
Course ID
Course
Lecture Hrs
Lab Hours
Total Hours
DBM - 1002
Programming & Web Development Fundamentals
30
45
75
Expands on programming techniques with a focus on object-oriented design, algorithms, data structures, and performance optimization.
Course ID
Course
Lecture Hrs
Lab Hours
Total Hours
DBM - 1003
Advanced Programming
30
45
75
Explores back-end web development, database integration, and server-side scripting to create dynamic, data-driven applications.
Course ID
Course
Lecture Hrs
Lab Hours
Total Hours
DBM - 1004
Server-Side Web Programming
30
45
75
Examines the stages of software development and implementation while integrating cloud computing concepts for modern deployment strategies.
Course ID
Course
Lecture Hrs
Lab Hours
Total Hours
DBM - 1005
Software Development Life Cycle & Cloud Computing
30
45
75
Focuses on relational database modeling, SQL, and best practices for structuring and managing databases effectively.
Course ID
Course
Lecture Hrs
Lab Hours
Total Hours
DBM - 1006
Database Design & Development
30
45
75
Covers optimization, security, transaction management, and performance tuning for efficient database administration.
Course ID
Course
Lecture Hrs
Lab Hours
Total Hours
DBM - 1007
Advanced Database Management
30
45
75
Introduces non-relational database systems and big data technologies, including their applications in scalable and distributed environments.
Course ID
Course
Lecture Hrs
Lab Hours
Total Hours
DBM - 1008
NoSQL & Big Data Basics
30
45
75
Teaches data interpretation, statistical analysis, and visualization techniques to transform raw data into meaningful insights.