Participants evaluate alternative database structures for efficiency and flexibility. The course teaches participants how to communicate effectively with non-technical people about data requirements. Data requirements must be defined accurately and effectively early in a project for success in any data intensive situation. The classic method of screen and report layout is not sufficient for today's integrated applications. The course uses a comprehensive case study to give practical application to the principles discussed.
Participants work in teams on a case study that simulates actual work experience.
In addition, participants learn how to test their models for validity, correctness, and completeness. The course also reviews techniques for transforming the data model into database designs. Participants will learn what information must be gathered to develop an effective and efficient database structure- a vital factor for working effectively with Systems Architects, Data and Database Administrators. Click here for current public seminar schedule and fees . To request information about in-house training options, click here .