Database Fundamentals Course Overview

The MTA Database Fundamentals course is designed to impart the foundational knowledge required to work with databases, particularly focusing on Microsoft technologies. It is ideal for individuals starting their journey in database administration or development.

Module 1 delves into Core database concepts, where learners explore how data is organized in Tables, grasp Relational database theories, and understand the roles of DML and DDL. They also learn about SQL for creating database objects.

Module 2 educates on creating database objects, guiding students through choosing appropriate Data types, constructing Tables, creating Views, and the basics of Stored procedures and Functions.

Module 3 is dedicated to data manipulation, teaching how to select, insert, update, and delete data.

Module 4 focuses on understanding Data storage, covering Normalization, Keys, and Indexes.

Finally, Module 5 addresses administering a database, including security, backups, and restoration.

By completing this course, learners will gain a solid foundation in MTA Database Fundamentals, enabling them to pursue advanced studies or entry-level positions in the field of database management.