Database Administrator

Database administrators (DBAs) use specialized software to store and organize data.

The role may include capacity planning, installation, configuration, database design, migration, performance monitoring, security, troubleshooting, as well as backup and data recovery.

There are many certifications available for becoming a certified database administrator. Many of these certifications are offered by database vendors themselves. By passing a series of tests and sometimes other requirements, you can earn a database administrator certification. Schools offering Database Administration degrees can also be found.


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Bachelors of Science - Information Science and Technology - Core Classes
  • INFOST 110 - Introduction to Information Science
  • INFOST 240 - Web Design
  • INFOST 310 - Human Factors in Information Seeking and Use
  • INFOST 315 - Knowledge Organization for Information Science and Technology
  • INFOST 340 - Introduction to Systems Analysis
  • INFOST 350 - Introduction to Application Development
  • INFOST 410 - Database Information Retrieval Systems
  • INFOST 440 - Web Application Development
  • INFOST 490 - Senior Capstone
Information Science and Technology Electives
  • INFOST 491 - Oracle Academy Database Design
  • INFOST 491 - Information Architecture
Other Electives
  • BUSADM 230 - Introduction to Information Technology Management
  • BUSADM 336 - Enterprise Systems and Data Analytics
  • COMP SCI 250 - Intro Computer Programming
  • COMP SCI 251 - Intermediate Computer Programming
  • COMP SCI 315 - Intro to Computer Organization and Assembly Language Programming
  • MATH 211 - Survey in Calculus and Analytic Geometry