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Completion In DBMS(S-CD-6061)

  • Last updated Oct, 2026
  • Certified Course

Course Includes

  • Duration1 Month
  • Enrolled0
  • Lectures25
  • Videos0
  • Notes0
  • CertificateYes

What you'll learn

DBMS (Database Management System) is a practical course designed to provide comprehensive knowledge of database concepts, relational database design and SQL. The course teaches learners how to create, manage, organize and retrieve data efficiently using database systems.

Students learn database architecture, data models, ER diagrams, relational databases, SQL commands, joins, subqueries, normalization, constraints, views, indexes, transactions, security, stored procedures and database recovery.

Through practical exercises and database projects, learners gain hands-on experience in designing structured databases and developing SQL queries for real-world applications.

What You Will Learn

  • Database and DBMS fundamentals
  • DBMS architecture
  • Data models
  • Entity Relationship diagrams
  • Relational database concepts
  • SQL fundamentals
  • SQL CRUD operations
  • SQL operators and functions
  • Joins and subqueries
  • Database normalization
  • Keys and constraints
  • Views and indexes
  • Transactions and ACID properties
  • Concurrency control
  • Database security
  • Stored procedures and functions
  • Database triggers
  • Backup and recovery
  • Query optimization
  • Database project development

Who Can Join?

  • Computer Science students
  • IT students
  • Engineering and diploma students
  • Software development learners
  • Web development students
  • Data Science and Data Analytics beginners
  • Database beginners
  • Python, Java, PHP or other programming learners
  • Aspiring backend developers
  • Students working on academic projects

Prerequisite

Basic computer knowledge is recommended. Basic programming knowledge can be helpful but is not mandatory.

Course Outcome

After completing this course, learners will be able to:

  • Understand fundamental database concepts.
  • Design relational databases.
  • Create ER diagrams and database structures.
  • Create and manage database tables.
  • Write SQL queries for data management.
  • Perform CRUD operations.
  • Use joins and subqueries.
  • Apply database normalization techniques.
  • Implement keys and constraints.
  • Create views and indexes.
  • Understand transactions and ACID properties.
  • Apply basic database security practices.
  • Perform basic backup and recovery operations.
  • Optimize database queries and structures.
  • Develop complete database projects.

Practical Projects

  • Student Management Database
  • Employee Management System
  • Library Management System
  • Hospital Management Database
  • Inventory Management System
  • Course Management Database
  • Sales & Billing Database
  • Customer Management System
  • Relational Database Design Project
  • Final DBMS Project

Career & Learning Opportunities

Learners can explore entry-level opportunities such as:

  • Database Developer Trainee
  • SQL Developer Trainee
  • Database Administrator Trainee
  • DBMS Support Trainee
  • Backend Developer Trainee
  • Software Developer Trainee
  • Database Testing Trainee
  • Data Analyst Trainee
  • SQL Programmer Trainee
  • Database Support Assistant
  • Database Operations Assistant
  • IT Support Trainee
  • Data Management Assistant
  • Application Support Trainee
  • Junior Database Developer


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Course Syllabus

Module 1 – Introduction to DBMS

  • Introduction to databases
  • What is DBMS?
  • Need for database management
  • File system vs DBMS
  • Advantages of DBMS
  • Limitations of DBMS
  • Applications of DBMS
  • Types of database systems

Module 2 – Database Architecture

  • DBMS architecture
  • Database users
  • Database administrators
  • Database designers
  • Application developers
  • Three-level database architecture
  • External, conceptual and internal levels
  • Data abstraction
  • Data independence

Module 3 – Data Models

  • Introduction to data models
  • Hierarchical model
  • Network model
  • Relational model
  • Object-oriented database model
  • Entity-based data models
  • Relational database concepts
  • Selecting suitable data models

Module 4 – Entity Relationship Model

  • Introduction to ER model
  • Entities and entity sets
  • Attributes
  • Types of attributes
  • Relationships
  • Relationship types
  • Cardinality
  • Participation constraints
  • ER diagrams
  • Designing ER models

Module 5 – Relational Database Concepts

  • Introduction to relational databases
  • Tables and records
  • Rows and columns
  • Primary keys
  • Candidate keys
  • Foreign keys
  • Composite keys
  • Constraints
  • Relationships between tables

Module 6 – SQL Fundamentals

  • Introduction to SQL
  • SQL syntax
  • Creating databases
  • Creating tables
  • Data types
  • CREATE command
  • ALTER command
  • DROP command
  • TRUNCATE command
  • Database objects

Module 7 – SQL Data Manipulation

  • INSERT command
  • SELECT command
  • UPDATE command
  • DELETE command
  • WHERE clause
  • ORDER BY
  • DISTINCT
  • LIMIT
  • Filtering and sorting data
  • Practical SQL queries

Module 8 – SQL Operators and Functions

  • Arithmetic operators
  • Comparison operators
  • Logical operators
  • BETWEEN
  • IN
  • LIKE
  • IS NULL
  • Aggregate functions
  • String functions
  • Date and time functions

Module 9 – SQL Joins

  • Introduction to joins
  • INNER JOIN
  • LEFT JOIN
  • RIGHT JOIN
  • FULL JOIN concepts
  • Self Join
  • Cross Join
  • Joining multiple tables
  • Practical join queries

Module 10 – Subqueries and Advanced SQL

  • Introduction to subqueries
  • Single-row subqueries
  • Multiple-row subqueries
  • Correlated subqueries
  • EXISTS
  • ANY and ALL
  • CASE statements
  • Common Table Expressions concepts
  • Advanced query development

Module 11 – Database Normalization

  • Introduction to normalization
  • Need for normalization
  • Data redundancy
  • Update anomalies
  • Functional dependency
  • First Normal Form (1NF)
  • Second Normal Form (2NF)
  • Third Normal Form (3NF)
  • BCNF
  • Practical normalization examples

Module 12 – Database Constraints

  • Introduction to constraints
  • NOT NULL
  • UNIQUE
  • PRIMARY KEY
  • FOREIGN KEY
  • CHECK
  • DEFAULT
  • Referential integrity
  • Applying constraints to tables

Module 13 – Views, Indexes and Database Objects

  • Introduction to views
  • Creating and modifying views
  • Advantages of views
  • Introduction to indexes
  • Clustered and non-clustered index concepts
  • Creating indexes
  • Sequences concepts
  • Stored database objects

Module 14 – Transactions and Concurrency

  • Introduction to transactions
  • Transaction states
  • COMMIT
  • ROLLBACK
  • SAVEPOINT
  • ACID properties
  • Concurrency control
  • Locking concepts
  • Transaction management

Module 15 – Database Security

  • Database security fundamentals
  • User accounts
  • Authentication
  • Authorization
  • User privileges
  • GRANT and REVOKE
  • Role management
  • Data protection
  • Basic database security practices

Module 16 – Stored Procedures, Functions and Triggers

  • Introduction to stored procedures
  • Creating procedures
  • Stored functions
  • Parameters
  • Database triggers
  • BEFORE and AFTER triggers
  • Trigger applications
  • Automated database operations

Module 17 – Database Backup and Recovery

  • Importance of database backup
  • Backup types
  • Full and incremental backup concepts
  • Database recovery
  • Recovery techniques
  • Data loss prevention
  • Database maintenance
  • Backup and recovery best practices

Module 18 – Database Administration and Performance

  • Introduction to database administration
  • Database monitoring
  • Query optimization
  • Index optimization
  • Performance analysis
  • Storage management
  • Database maintenance
  • Troubleshooting database issues

Module 19 – Practical Database Projects

  • Student management database
  • Employee management database
  • Library management system
  • Hospital management database
  • Inventory management system
  • Course management database
  • Sales and billing database
  • Relational database design project

Module 20 – Final DBMS Project & Assessment

  • Project requirement analysis
  • Database design
  • ER diagram creation
  • Table creation
  • Relationships and constraints
  • SQL query development
  • Normalization
  • CRUD operations
  • Testing and optimization
  • Project documentation and presentation


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