Oracle is a world-leading object-relational database management system. Since its first release in the late 70s, Oracle has been at the forefront of database management systems.
This very popular Introduction to SQL and Relational Databases with Oracle short course is a leading introductory course into the world of SQL and database management.
It provides an extremely thorough grounding in the subject and is aimed at those looking for a cohesive introduction to SQL and to develop practical knowledge of Oracle.
The short course is ideal for anyone looking to develop their career across a wide variety of sectors. Although a technical skill, database system management is used across all industries and sectors.
Classes take place in the evenings once a week for ten weeks, in our central London location.
Using the industry-standard Oracle Relational Database Management System, the short course teaches database design and manipulation concepts, including:
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Strong computer literacy.
You must be proficient in written and spoken English.
Informal assessment will take place through group discussion, class room activities, and questions and answers sessions as guided by your tutor.
George K. Lekeas
George K. Lekeas is a visiting lecturer at City, University of London in the Department of Computer Science in the School of Mathematics, Computer Science & Engineering. He is also working as a Systems Administrator with University College London, where part of his duties includes administration of Office365 solutions, including SharePoint, and is a research collaborator with the University of Athens.
He holds a PhD in Computing and conducts research in the area of Multi-Agent Systems and Web Services.
He has taught courses at all levels in software development methods, programming, and software engineering in general (C#, C, C++, Unix, Systems Administration, PHP, Perl, Java, Oracle, MySQL, XML, CMS, Web Services) and other areas of computing. He also works as a freelance Unix and web scripting languages consultant.