Database Administration (ISYS 470)

• College: College of Business
• Department: Account, Finance, Info Systems
• Credit Hours: 3
• This course has a lecture with 3 hours.

Advantages and requirements of client/server computing are discussed. Methodologies for designing, developing, maintaining and disseminating client/server systems are taught. Client/server applications, connectivity issues, software development tools, and database design and implementation methodologies are topics covered. Additional topics include database administration, transaction rollback and commit, data warehousing, data mining, and database security. Projects requiring the design of a distributed data processing network are required. Pre-Requisites:ISYS 371. Typically Offered Spring Only