School of Undergraduate Studies
Certificate in Database Management
The database management certificate offers an introduction to the design and management of database systems in a business environment. In-depth practice in the use of Structured Query Language (SQL) is provided in the context of business-related case studies. The program covers advanced database concepts, including database administration, database technology, and selection and acquisition of database management systems. Supporting elective courses include database mining and the systems analysis required to begin developing the information technology (IT) infrastructure in a business environment. With appropriate choice of courses, this certificate may be completed while pursuing the Bachelor of Science in computer studies.
Total Semester Hours: 18
An introductory computing course chosen from the following (3):
- CMIS 102 - Introduction to Problem Solving and Algorithm Design
- CMIS 102A - Fundamentals of Programming I
- CMST 306 - Introduction to Visual Basic .NET Programming
or previous workplace experience with C, C++, Visual Basic, Ada, COBOL, or another high-level language plus an additional supporting elective from the list below
Three required courses:
A supporting elective chosen from the following (3):
- CMIS 485 - Web Database Development
- CMIT 361 - Developing PL/SQL Applications
- IFSM 304 - Ethics in the Information Age
- IFSM 461 - Systems Analysis and Design
A second supporting elective chosen from the above list (3)