Dover Business College
The Database Administration and Support program provides students with a solid background in Microsoft
Access, Oracle Database 10g Administration, and Microsoft SQL Server 2000.
ECPI College of Technology
If you are the type of person who is interested in technology and enjoys working on team projects, then
a career in Information Systems might be right for you.
Johns Hopkins CCI
As an Oracle Database Administrator you'll play a critical role managing and administering databases,
setting up and implementing backup and recovery strategies, and establishing and maintaining appropriate
security systems.
Rasmussen College
With Database Administration training from Rasmussen College, you will be ready to take on the challenges
of storing, organizing, and managing data for any organization.
Strayer University
The principal objectives of the Bachelor of Science in Accounting program are to provide students with a
broad, fundamental knowledge of the field, and to prepare students for employment in accounting careers.
Southwest Florida College
This program develops a practical knowledge of personal computer hardware and operating systems, network
maintenance, along with database administration, programming fundamentals.
Tri-State Business Institute
Become certified as an Oracle Database Administrator or as a Microsoft Certified Professional in TSBI's
database administrator program and get training in the design of logical and physical databases using
Oracle and Structured Query Language (SQL).
University of Louisville
Get the knowledge, experience and credentials you need for a career in Database Administration. Use
Microsoft's powerful SQL Server 2000 relational database in our hands-on labs. Certificate Programs
Microsoft Certified Database Administrator (MCDBA)
Western Governors University
The B.S. in Information Technology—Database provides you with a strong emphasis in database administration
with coursework in operating systems, databases, software, security, e-commerce, and project management.
