NORTHERN
COMMUNITY
EDUCATION
Course Title :
ORACLE SQL 11G
Instructor ; Hung Vu (W) (202) 283-8793 ( C) (202) 498 9785 (C) (703) 835-0555
email : hvu@nvcc.edu
home page : http://www.nvcc.edu/home/hvu
Class Description:
Learn the theoretical and practical foundation concepts of the relational
database and ANSI standard SQL. The
Oracle relational database query
language SQL*Plus set thru Oracle version 11g will be discussed and used as
tools to reinforce new knowledge. Upon completion, you’ll be able to define
database structure, construct database tables, set up constraints, make ad hoc
queries and manipulate and access data from the database. You’ll acquire an extensive knowledge of
building relational database tables and in writing SQL scripts to manipulate
data and generate reports. User creating
and managing, new constraints in
creating tables and new features from Object-Relational database in Oracle
Version 11g will also be discussed.
Student Assessment:
* Students will be awarded 4.02 CEU after class completion
* Attendance requirements : At least 90% of lecture
Course Prerequisite :
None
Course Methodology :
This course covers fundamental concepts on Oracle 11G Relational Database concepts. Lecture and practical examples will be covered. Labs will be used to consolidate material covered.
Course Materials:
Handouts and Labs prepared by instructor
Textbook: Oracle Database 11g: The Complete Reference, by Kevin Loney, ISBN : 978-0-07-159875-0
CLASS SCHEDULE
SESSION 1 : UNIT
1. Conventional File structure and problems
2. Relational Database
3. RDBMS Benefits
4. RDBMS Concepts
5. RDBMS Generations & Features
6. SQL Editing Commands
SESSION 2 : UNIT II. RDBMS
TABLES
1. CREATE TABLE Statement
2. RDBMS Tables and Constraints
3. Set Up Constraints
4. Rules for Naming Tables and Columns
5. ALTER TABLE statement
6. INSERT statement
7. DELETE and UPDATE statements
SESSION 3/4/5/6
: UNIT III. SQL
10G SELECTED SQL examples
SESSION 7 : UNIT IV.
REPORT and SQL
1. Formatting Columns
2. Break and Order Clauses
3. Compute Statement
4. A Sample Command File
5. Output report
6. Top Title and Bottom Title
7. Set Commands
8. Group Functions
9. Substitution
SESSION 8 : UNIT V.
VIEW, INDEX and SEQUENCE
1. Crate View
2. Create Index
3. Create Sequence
4. Set Operations
SESSION 9/10 :
UNIT VI. OBJECT-RELATIONAL DATABASE
1. Basic Concepts
2. Structure of Object
3. Object-Related Benefits
4. System tables