Database Management and Administration Training Course

The Database Management and Administration Training Course, offered by Geneve Institute of Business Management, is designed to equip participants with a thorough understanding of database systems and the skills required to manage, maintain, and optimize them effectively. In today’s data-driven world, organizations rely heavily on databases to support operational efficiency, decision-making, and strategic planning. This course provides participants with a solid foundation in database architecture, administration techniques, performance optimization, and security management. Emphasis is placed on best practices for database design, monitoring, and maintenance to ensure data integrity, accessibility, and compliance with organizational standards. By completing this course, participants will gain the practical knowledge and administrative insight necessary to oversee complex database environments confidently and professionally.

Target Group

• Database administrators, data managers, and IT professionals responsible for database systems within organizations.

• IT support specialists and infrastructure managers involved in database configuration, monitoring, and maintenance.

• Software developers and system engineers seeking a deeper understanding of database administration principles.

• IT auditors and compliance officers responsible for evaluating database security and operational integrity.

• Senior IT professionals and decision-makers aiming to optimize database performance and reliability.

Course Objectives

• To provide participants with a thorough understanding of database concepts, architecture, and administration.

• To enhance participants’ ability to manage, monitor, and maintain databases effectively.

• To develop skills for optimizing database performance, ensuring data integrity, and supporting business operations.

• To strengthen participants’ understanding of database security, access control, and compliance requirements.

• To equip participants with the knowledge to troubleshoot, maintain, and improve database systems proactively.

Course Outline 

Introduction to Databases and Architecture

• Fundamentals of Database Systems

  • Understanding the role and purpose of databases in organizational operations.

  • Identifying different types of databases and their applications.

  • Exploring relational and non-relational database concepts.

• Database Architecture and Components

  • Understanding database structures, schemas, and relationships.

  • Examining key components including tables, indexes, and views.

  • Exploring the interaction between databases, servers, and applications.

Database Design and Implementation

• Database Design Principles

  • Applying normalization and data modeling techniques to reduce redundancy.

  • Defining relationships, primary keys, and foreign keys for efficient data organization.

  • Understanding design considerations for scalability and performance.

• Implementation and Configuration

  • Setting up database environments for operational use.

  • Configuring users, permissions, and access control policies.

  • Establishing storage structures and defining backup strategies.

Database Administration and Maintenance

• Database Administration Tasks

  • Monitoring database performance, capacity, and resource usage.

  • Scheduling and managing database backups and recovery plans.

  • Maintaining data integrity and consistency across database systems.

• Performance Tuning and Optimization

  • Identifying bottlenecks and performance issues.

  • Implementing indexing, query optimization, and caching techniques.

  • Balancing workload and managing concurrent database access.

Database Security and Compliance

• Database Security Fundamentals

  • Understanding authentication, authorization, and role management.

  • Protecting sensitive data through encryption and access controls.

  • Monitoring and auditing database activity for security compliance.

• Regulatory and Compliance Requirements

  • Ensuring database practices align with organizational policies.

  • Meeting legal and industry-specific compliance obligations.

  • Documenting and reporting database administration and security measures.

Advanced Administration and Continuous Management

• Troubleshooting and Problem Resolution

  • Diagnosing and resolving database errors and performance issues.

  • Understanding recovery procedures and contingency planning.

  • Managing database logs, alerts, and diagnostic tools.

• Continuous Improvement and Administration Best Practices

  • Implementing updates, patches, and version control effectively.

  • Reviewing database structures for ongoing optimization opportunities.

  • Applying best practices for proactive database management and sustainability.