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Course Description

Database Administration (DBA) is a technology used to manage and maintain databases. It involves tasks such as creating and managing databases, ensuring data integrity, setting up user access, and monitoring performance. Major vendors for this technology include Oracle, Microsoft, IBM, and SAP. These vendors provide software and services to help organizations manage their databases. They also provide support and training to help organizations use the technology effectively.
It’s designed for private and public management professionals at senior/executive levels. In this course, you will learn and explore the integration of theory and practice through highly efficient approaches.

You’ll learn how to conduct practical and ethical research on actual businesses and management processes. This in-depth understanding will benefit your learning in how to manage physical, financial and human resources within an organization, gaining valuable and effective management knowledge.

While it is understood that you can be working in different areas within an organization, the course prepares you with the latest tips and techniques to develop intellectually and personally for your relevant professional practice. Once completed, you’ll be a valued contributing member not just in your organization, but also in the professional community space.

Earning this DBA will make you someone who can challenge current thinking patterns in organizations. You’ll have the authority to influence leadership and provide solutions to business problems.

How to use your DBA in the real-world
Being a DBA graduate means you are fully equipped to discover and fix problems in your current organization successfully. Putting your knowledge and skills to good use can help you succeed in your current role or obtain your next promotion.

The DBA you earn will also bring you greater employability. Simply put, you’ll be worth more to an organization with your qualification and experience from studying a DBA and your resume will stand out more. Use your DBA to seek out new opportunities either in your current industry or a new field.
Finally, having a DBA means you don’t have to keep working for someone else if you don’t want to. You can leverage your entrepreneurial skills to launch your own business.