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Introduction To Microsoft SQL Server(click to collapse/expand)
As the most fully featured Relational Database Management System offered by Microsoft, SQL Server As the most fully featured Relational Database Management System offered by Microsoft, SQL Server provides an excellent platform on which to learn querying and basic administration. Learn Transact-SQL, database design, diagramming, and creation, and backup and recovery, all on enterprise quality software within the Windows environment.
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Oracle I: Intro To SQL(click to collapse/expand)
Learn the Structured Query Language, the industry-standard syntax for interacting with relational databases, using Oracle, the industry-leading database software. This course will cover database diagramming, design, and creation, entity relationship (ER) modeling, querying, data warehousing, reporting, and more. This one course introduces you to two mainstays of the data-management world.
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Oracle II: Database Administration(click to collapse/expand)
From initial installation and configuration to backup and recovery, this course teaches you what you need to know to administer an Oracle database. Indexes, triggers, stored procedures, data files, automation, and performance monitoring will all be covered in detail.
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Object Oriented Programming In C++(click to collapse/expand)
When performance is essential, companies have turned time and time again to this language, the original object oriented syntax. Learn functions, pointers, addresses, data structures, and the basics of programming a Graphic User Interface (GUI). Move on to object oriented concepts and syntax, such as class definition, instantiation, methods, and inheritance.
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Java For New Programmers(click to collapse/expand)
Learn the basic constructs of object-oriented programming in the Java language. Define an object complete with methods and variables, and then compile and run the code you have written. This course will also introduce typing, flow control, and exception handling, as well as providing an overview of how you can define groups of objects to accomplish any programming task.
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