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Oracle Fundamentals

This 10-hour self-paced course provides an introduction to fundamental Oracle concepts including database users and history, normalization, data modeling, SQL, PL/SQL, database objects, and Oracle architecture. The course objectives are to describe basic Oracle concepts, perform logical database design including normalization, use SQL to manage data, write PL/SQL programs, and explain key aspects of the Oracle database system and architecture. Completing the course prepares students to work with basic Oracle database administration and development tasks.

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Oracle Fundamentals

This 10-hour self-paced course provides an introduction to fundamental Oracle concepts including database users and history, normalization, data modeling, SQL, PL/SQL, database objects, and Oracle architecture. The course objectives are to describe basic Oracle concepts, perform logical database design including normalization, use SQL to manage data, write PL/SQL programs, and explain key aspects of the Oracle database system and architecture. Completing the course prepares students to work with basic Oracle database administration and development tasks.

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Rakesh Reddy
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Oracle Fundamentals (Second Edition)

Course Type: Self-paced Courses


Estimated Time of Completion: 10 hours 24 minutes
CEU Credits:
Language: English

Description:
In this course, you will list the users of Oracle, trace the history of databases, list the
phases in the development life cycle for Oracle systems, list and define the levels of
normalization, distinguish between data modeling techniques, create entities, add
attributes and relationships, use SQL *Plus, query with the SELECT statement, work
with set operators, subqueries, joins, and grouping functions, work with tables, grant and
manage privileges to users, commit and rollback changes to data, and control a
transaction with savepoints. You will also examine variables and constants, anonymous
blocks, conditional logic flow, and cursors, list the purpose and syntax of packages,
procedures, triggers, and functions, list the contents of a datablock, manage datablocks,
explain the architecture of Oracle8i and the overall operation of the Object-Relational
Database Management System (ORDBMS). After completing this course, you will be
able to describe basic Oracle concepts and how they relate to DBAs and developers, list
and describe the levels of normalization, identify and apply the techniques of logical
database design to design a basic entity-relationship diagram (ERD), describe the use of
SQL, write SQL statements to manage data, create and execute a simple PL/SQL
program, describe the use and syntax of packages, procedures, functions, and triggers, list
and describe the objects in an Oracle database, and explain the architecture of Oracle8i
and the overall operation of the ORDBMS.

Objectives:
• After completing this course, you will be able to list the users of Oracle, trace the
history of databases, list the phases in the development life cycle for Oracle
systems, list and define the levels of normalization, distinguish between data
modeling techniques, create entities, add attributes and relationships, use SQL
*Plus, query with the SELECT statement, work with set operators, subqueries,
joins, and grouping functions, work with tables, grant and manage privileges,
commit and rollback changes to data, control a transaction with savepoints. You
will also be able to identify variables and constants, describe anonymous blocks,
conditional logic flow, and cursors, list the purpose and syntax of packages,
procedures, triggers, and functions, list the contents of a datablock, manage
datablocks, describe the architecture of Oracle8i, and the overall operation of a
Object-Relational Database Management System (ORDBMS).

Hardware and Software Required:


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not been optimized for them. Therefore, you may encounter slight formatting or
functionality issues during your learning experience.

Content Outline:
Introduction to Database Concepts
Users of Oracle
The Relational Database Model
The Development Life Cycle
Data Normalization
Overview of Normalization
The Normal Forms
Logical Design
Data Modeling
Entities and Attributes
Entities and Their Relationships
Introduction to Structured Query Language
Introduction to SQL*Plus
The SELECT Statement
Data Definition Language (DDL)
Data Control Language (DCL)
Data Manipulation Language (DML)
Transaction Control Language (TCL)
Procedural Language / Structured Query Language
Overview of PL/SQL
Stored Packages, Procedures, and Functions
Triggers
Database Objects
Datablocks
Database Storage
Oracle and Object-oriented Methodology
Oracle Architecture
The Oracle Database
The Oracle Instance
Accessing the Database
Other Oracle Products and Tools

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