Databases and Data Management

1 Course Unit

The course in Databases and Data Management offers students a comprehensive coverage of databases and data management, tailored to both industrial and educational contexts. Students will learn basic concepts and practical skills for storing, manipulating, and working with data in real-world scenarios using real-world data. Key topics covered in this course consist of databases, including data design, data modeling, data querying, and reporting, as well as data management, including data selection and appraisal, data storage and security, legal and ethical considerations, data sharing, data archiving, and data preservation. Students will learn the structured query language (SQL) for database operations in this course. Fall 1 Course Unit