Database Design Self-Study Course
Audience
- Database Administrators
- Business Analysts
- Database Designers
Course Topics Data Modeling: Create Basic Models
- Introduction to Relational Data Modeling
- Creating a Basic Entity Relationship Model
- Adding Detail to the Model
- Adding Complexity to an Entity Relationship (ER) Model
- The Technique of Normalization
- Combining Normalization and ER Modeling
- Introduction to Process Modeling
- Building a Basic Process Model
- Refining the Process Model
- Developing the Application Function …
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Audience
- Database Administrators
- Business Analysts
- Database Designers
Course Topics Data Modeling: Create Basic Models
- Introduction to Relational Data Modeling
- Creating a Basic Entity Relationship Model
- Adding Detail to the Model
- Adding Complexity to an Entity Relationship (ER) Model
- The Technique of Normalization
- Combining Normalization and ER Modeling
- Introduction to Process Modeling
- Building a Basic Process Model
- Refining the Process Model
- Developing the Application Function Hierarchy
- Cross Referencing the Models
Course Objectives
- Recognize and use patterns in models
- Apply various techniques to optimize the design in an Oracle environment for performance and maintainability
- Transfer ER models into an initial relational database design
- Read, improve, create, use and judge Entity Relationship Models
- Capture business rules and constraints
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