TEDA1090
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Introduction to Database Design
Data TechnologySchool of Technology and Service
Start Term
2026-2027
Course Title
Introduction to Database Design
Course Code
TEDA1090
Course Hours
60
Course Credits
2
Description
This course familiarizes students with practical techniques in designing, constructing, and managing database systems. Through exploration of database design, development, and management, students explore strategies that optimize stored data, ensuring its integrity and maximizing its value. By learning these skills, students gain proficiency in creating, implementing, and maintaining databases crucial for efficient information systems.
Upon course completion, students will be able to:
• Apply essential database design principles, including normalization, within a DBMS environment on a sample database.
• Implement, manage, and modify databases using SQL in a DBMS, ensuring data integrity and structure.
• Modify database efficiency within a DBMS by refining queries and structures.
• Troubleshoot and address database-related issues within a DBMS setting.
