BUS 315 - Database Management for Business

Credits: 3

Prerequisite: At least junior class standing and BUS 202, CBSC 250, ECON 202, INTR 202, or MATH 118. An introduction to the theories, concepts, features, and capabilities of database management systems in a business environment. This course provides a greater understanding of how to design, develop and access database-driven business applications and emphasizes the use of database-management systems in real-world business settings and how this technology can be applied effectively to solve business problems. In this project-oriented course, students acquire the skills to document, design, create, test, and access a fully functional Oracle business database application. No prior programming or application development experience is assumed. Preference to BSADM majors during first round of registration.