Advanced Information Technology Management
The Database Operations Management Concentration
Upon completion of the core, students complete
the following three courses.
Term IV
Information Technology N4210. Enterprise client/server database administration.
A study of the design, development and management of enterprise client/server
databases, with an emphasis on the technical and administrative challenges of
implementing databases across multiple platforms and locations. Under consideration
are client/server three-tiered architecture, database connectivity, and systems
performance management.
Information Technology N4212. Electronic commerce and marketing.
A study of the design, development, and management of electronic commerce database
systems. The course explores the key features of electronic commerce systems
including, security, document management, and transaction processing. Extensive
hands-on experience exposes students to actual design challenges as well as
the regulatory standards of the electronic commerce industry.
Term V
Information Technology N4214. Data warehousing.
An examination of how to develop and manage complex enterprise-level database
systems. Students acquire an understanding of the methods used to provide data
to end users, with an emphasis on data warehousing, data mining, and on-line
analytical processing. |
