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Data Warehousing & Database Management
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Data Warehousing & Database Management (Diploma) Semester I
Information Technology Fundamentals
Introduction to Database SQL Oracle 11g
Object-oriented Programming using C++
Programming using JavaScript
Information systems and Common business process
Software Development Life Cycle
Problem solving and Communication Skills
Exit Profile: MIS Developer
Semester II
Data warehousing Fundamentals
Data Warehouse Database Design
Database Administration Fundamentals
Introduction to enterprise frameworks and Information Analysis
Developing Web-enabled Information Systems
Multi-Dimensional Data Modeling
Problem solving and Negotiation skills
Exit Profile: Information Systems Specialist
Semester III
Data Modeling and Designing a Data Warehouse
Dimensional modeling techniques
Information Processing Using an OLAP Server
Introduction to software quality assurance
Enterprise Data Sources and Migration Strategies and stages
Project Management
Exit Profile: Enterprise Information Systems Specialist / Data warehousing specialist
Focused on equipping students with business applications design and managing business information for effective decision-making, this track provides clarity on concepts and technologies such as data models, data warehousing, business intelligence tools, etc.
Benefits
Courses fine-tuned to the needs of the industry
Focused on cutting-edge technologies such as data warehousing, business intelligence solutions and business application
Foundation Semester forms the First semester of the Information Systems Management module
Professional Practice
MCMT’s learning architecture, inspired by MIT, USA’s revolutionary training model, focused on the principle of professional practice, which lies at the core of our career program. Similar to the internship model, Professional practice is about creating education work linkages. Here, as student is exposed to real life work situations, under the supervision of a faculty member as well as representative from the industry. Under professional practice, as student transfers the knowledge and skills imbibed in the classroom situation to professional practice site, with the help of MCMT as well as the industry mentor.
Benefits of Professional Practice
Professional Practice familiarizes a student with his work environment; his organization, his role and his profession.
It helps students build the qualities of mature professional in terms of planning and organizing abilities. These include the ability to anticipate and estimate the unknown and deal with it.
It enables students to become self-reliant and get ready for the world of work
A Classroom course provided by Montreal College of Management and Technology in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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