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 Duration 21 hours

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Overview of Database Systems

  • Definition and purpose of databases
  • Categorization of database architectures
  • Foundations of relational data structures
  • Overview of Database Management Systems (DBMS) for government environments
  • Core operational functions of a DBMS
  • Standardized DBMS platforms

Principles of Database Design

  • Conceptual, logical, and physical data modeling
  • Foundations of Entity-Relationship (ER) modeling
  • Construction of ER diagrams
  • Identification of entities, attributes, and associations

Data Normalization and Structural Integrity

  • Standard normal forms (1NF, 2NF, 3NF, BCNF)
  • Operational advantages of normalization
  • Illustrative cases of normalization processes
  • Application of denormalization strategies

Foundations of SQL Syntax

  • Structural components of SQL commands
  • Supported data types in SQL
  • Structural modification commands (CREATE, ALTER, DROP)
  • Data integrity constraints (PRIMARY KEY, FOREIGN KEY, UNIQUE, NOT NULL)

SQL Data Operations

  • Insertion of records via the INSERT command
  • Execution of bulk data entry operations
  • Modification and removal of records using UPDATE and DELETE
  • Application of conditional filters with the WHERE clause

Data Retrieval using SQL

  • Execution of SELECT queries
  • Filtering datasets using conditional clauses
  • Ordering results with the ORDER BY directive
  • Controlling result set size using LIMIT and OFFSET

Advanced SQL Querying Techniques

  • Join operations (INNER, LEFT, RIGHT, FULL)
  • Construction and execution of subqueries
  • Aggregation and filtering with GROUP BY and HAVING
  • Utilization of aggregate functions (COUNT, SUM, AVG, MAX, MIN)

Database Indexing and View Management

  • Creation and application of database indexes
  • Analysis of indexing performance and resource implications
  • Design and administration of database views
  • Leveraging views to enhance query clarity

Security Controls and Transaction Management

  • Configuration of user roles and access permissions
  • Adherence to security best practices for government systems
  • Enforcement of ACID properties
  • Transaction control via COMMIT and ROLLBACK

Performance Tuning and Maintenance Protocols

  • Evaluation and optimization of SQL query performance
  • Analysis of execution plans using EXPLAIN
  • Implementation of data backup strategies
  • Database recovery and restoration procedures

Conclusion and Recommended Progression

Requirements

  • Familiarity with fundamental computer operations

Target Audience

  • Database administrators
  • Information technology specialists

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