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COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DATABASES SQL SERVER DATABASE SERVICES


Learn everything you need to be productive with SQL Server. This course gives you hands-on exposure to database design and creation, security, diagramming, backup, recovery, indexes, views, stored procedures, triggers, and basics of reporting services. $699


Apr 2-Apr 4 Apr 9-Apr 17


MTW 9 am-4 pm MTWTh 6 pm-9 pm CAREER SPOTLIGHT DATABASE ANALYST  |


In today’s workplace, managers, programmers, and professionals need database skills. Without question, effective understanding, management, and analysis of data is a key to success for business professionals at all levels. To earn this certificate, students must successfully complete the following courses listed to the right within a two-year period.


Courses should be taken in the order listed below. REQUIREMENTS


Access, Introduction Access, Intermediate Database Design SQL, Introduction Access, Advanced


Crystal Reports, Introduction SQL Server Database Services Database Productivity Labs


HOURS 12


12 6


12 12 12 18 6


Total: 90 hrs


COST $299


$299 $199 $399 $299 $599 $699 $199


$2992


NEAST CESQL 609 30 HARBN CESQL 609 55


DATABASE PRODUCTIVITY LAB


At the end of the Database Analyst Certificate Program, students design a working database, queries, forms, and reports. This hands-on session provides the review and practical application needed to pull it all together and fine-tune your new database management skills. $199


Apr 24 T Apr 25-Apr 26 WTh


9 am-4 pm 6 pm-9 pm


HARBN CEDBS 626 37 HARBN CEDBS 626 59


MICROSOFT OFFICE ACCESS, INTRODUCTION


Take away the mystery of database design in Access by creating, designing, and editing tables. Learn to create simple queries and filters, and to design simple forms and reports. $299


Jan 8-Jan 9 MT Jan 22-Jan 30 MT


9 am-4 pm 6 pm-9 pm


ACCESS, INTERMEDIATE


Learn about database normalization, relationships, referential integrity, and how to analyze tables. Explore complex queries with joins, parameters, calculated fields, and summarizing and grouping values. Work with action queries and find unmatched or duplicate records. Learn to create more advanced reports with calculated fields and enhanced control formatting and data bars. $299


Jan 31-Feb 1 Feb 5-Feb 8


WTh ACCESS, ADVANCED


Learn more advanced form design with sub-forms, tab pages, and navigation forms. Students will import, export, and link external data and perform a Word mail merge with Access data. The database will be made more turn-key with macros, VBA


14 9 am-4 pm MTWTh 6 pm-9 pm


NEAST CEDBS 623 29 NEAST CEDBS 623 75


NEAST CEDBS 620 29 NEAST CEDBS 620 80


programming, and switchboards. Database management topics like dependencies, documenting, and compacting, repairing, splitting, security, and turning into ACCDE file will be addressed. $299


Mar 12-Mar 13 MT Mar 14-Mar 22 WTh


9 am-4 pm 6 pm-9 pm


OFFICE PRODUCTIVITY LAB


At the end of the Office Administrative Specialist Certificate Program, students will demonstrate their knowledge of office applications by creating documents and spreadsheets using the skills acquired in the program. Grades will be assigned in this course. To receive an Office Administrative Specialist Certificate, you must successfully complete this course. $159


Apr 25 W 9 am-4 pm POWERPOINT, INTRODUCTION


Your presentations can be show stopping. Create slide shows using PowerPoint's most commonly used features. $299 Mar 7-Mar 8


WTh 9 am-4 pm HARBN CEPDP 629 37 NEAST CEMSO 516 03


HARBN CEDBS 624 33 HARBN CEDBS 624 61


COURSE DESCRIPTIONS AND ADDITIONAL CLASS DATES @ MIDLANDSTECH.EDU/training


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