Course Outline

Module 1: Understanding Core Database Concepts

•Introduction to core database concepts for government
•Definition of databases and their role in public sector operations
•Example of relational database tables used in governmental systems
•Introduction to common database terminology for government
•Relational Concepts and their application in government data management
•Normalization techniques for efficient data storage and retrieval
•Referential Integrity to ensure data accuracy and consistency
•Constraints to maintain data integrity and security

Module 2: Creating Database Objects

•Data types and their selection for government applications
•Data objects and their role in governmental databases
•DLL (Data Definition Language) statements for creating and modifying database structures
•Creating scripts to automate database object creation and management

Module 3: Manipulating Data

•Using DML (Data Manipulation Language) statements for data management in government databases
•Utilizing the SELECT statement to query and retrieve data
•Using INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE commands to manage data in governmental systems
•Indexes to optimize query performance and data retrieval for government
•Triggers to automate responses to database events in public sector applications

Module 4: Understanding Data Storage

•Designing tables to meet the specific needs of governmental data management
•Creating and modifying tables to ensure data integrity and security for government
•Viewing tables to monitor and manage data effectively in public sector databases
•Deleting a table to remove unnecessary or outdated information from government systems

Module 5: Administering a Database

•SQL Server Security measures for protecting governmental data
•Securing databases and objects to prevent unauthorized access and ensure data integrity for government
•Performing database backups to safeguard critical information in public sector operations
•Performing database restores to recover data in the event of system failures or data loss for government

Requirements

Background in Database Concepts for Government

The foundational understanding of database concepts is essential for effective data management and information governance within government agencies. Databases serve as critical repositories that store, organize, and manage large volumes of data, ensuring accessibility and integrity. For government entities, this includes maintaining records related to citizen services, regulatory compliance, and internal operations. A solid grasp of key database principles such as relational models, normalization, and query optimization is crucial for ensuring the efficient and secure handling of data. Additionally, knowledge of modern database technologies and best practices in data security and privacy is vital to meet the stringent requirements of public sector workflows and governance.

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