1. ANALYSIS
1.1. Modeling Data in the Organization
1.1.1. ERD model
1.1.2. Modeling the rules of the organization
2. OVERVIEW
2.1. Data is the New Corporate Resources
2.1.1. Basic concept and definition
2.1.2. Data in today's information system environment
2.1.2.1. data for competitive advantage
2.1.2.2. problem in storing and accessing data
2.2. Database Management System (DBMS)
2.2.1. Data before database management
2.2.2. Database concept
2.2.3. DBMS approach
3. DESIGN
3.1. Relational Database Model
3.1.1. Concept
3.1.2. Data retrieval from relational database
3.1.3. relational structures for unary and ternary relationaship
3.1.4. Referential integrity
3.2. Physical Database Design and Performance
3.2.1. File organization and access methods
3.2.2. Input to physical database design
3.2.3. Physical database design technique
3.3. Logical Database Design
3.3.1. Converting ERD into relational tables
3.3.2. Data normalization process
3.3.3. Testing table converted from ERD with data normalization
4. IMPLEMENTATION
4.1. The Data Warehouse
4.1.1. The concept
4.1.2. Types of data warehouse
4.1.3. Designing of data warehouse
4.1.4. Building the data warehouse
4.1.5. Using data warehouse
4.1.6. Administering a data warehouse
4.1.7. Challenging in data warehousing
4.2. Relational Data Retrieval with SQL
4.2.1. Data retrieval with SQL
4.2.2. History and importance of SQL
4.2.3. SQL commands
5. ADVANCED TOPIC
5.1. Client/Server Database and Distributed Database
5.1.1. Client server database
5.1.2. distributed database
5.2. Data Administration, Database Administration and Data Dictionaries
5.2.1. Advantages
5.2.2. Responsibilities
5.2.3. Data dictionaries