New Sophia course as of 4/1/21

[SDO]

Intro to Relational Databases

ACE Course Number:
SOPH-0047
Organization Course Number:
CS1011


Credit Recommendation & Competencies
Level Credits (SH) Subject
Lower-Division Baccalaureate 3 relational databases
Description
Objective:
The course objective is for students to learn the basics of databases, including data modeling, SQL statements (DML, DDL and DCL), database administration, and security. Students will explore relational databases such as MariaDB, SQL Server, Oracle or MySQL, including alternative approaches like NoSQL.
Learning Outcomes:

use select-from-where queries to collect information from a single table database
form a single table database using create and insert commands
form a database with multiple tables using primary keys and foreign keys
demonstrate awareness of sub-queries, views, indices, and unions
summarize importance of backing up data
evaluate multiple approaches to securing relational data
explore other methods of enhancing relational table design
explain the purpose and utility of a database
identify the most common database models used today
distinguish between several commercial relational DBMS
explain the purpose of an ERD
explain the purpose of normalization with respect to the relational data model
given an ERD depicting non-normalized data, normalize the data model
use group by, order by, and aggregate functions
alter and update the database table by adding, deleting, or modifying columns
use select-from-where queries to combine information from multiple tables in a database using joins

General Course Topics:

Single table query foundations
Single table construction
Aggregate function queries
Updating a single table
Querying multiple tables
Constructing related tables
Specialized queries
Views
Reliability
Security
Enhancement
Management
Utility
Common database models
Commercial variety
Constraints
Entity-relationship diagram
Normalization
Applied normalization

Instruction & Assessment
Instructional Strategies:

Audio Visual Materials
Computer Based Training
Lectures
Practical Exercises

Methods of Assessment:

Examinations
Quizzes

Minimum Passing Score:
70%

[bjcheung77]

I don't see it in the list of courses I can add... hopefully it'll come out sooner rather than later... so I can complete them before the yearly membership runs out!

[SDO]

It usually takes a few days after it appears on ACE's website before it is available to take on Sophia's website.

[gams007]

Intro to Relational Databases

ACE Course Number:
SOPH-0047
Organization Course Number:
CS1011


Credit Recommendation & Competencies
Level Credits (SH) Subject
Lower-Division Baccalaureate 3 relational databases
Description
Objective:
The course objective is for students to learn the basics of databases, including data modeling, SQL statements (DML, DDL and DCL), database administration, and security. Students will explore relational databases such as MariaDB, SQL Server, Oracle or MySQL, including alternative approaches like NoSQL.
Learning Outcomes:

   use select-from-where queries to collect information from a single table database
   form a single table database using create and insert commands
   form a database with multiple tables using primary keys and foreign keys
   demonstrate awareness of sub-queries, views, indices, and unions
   summarize importance of backing up data
   evaluate multiple approaches to securing relational data
   explore other methods of enhancing relational table design
   explain the purpose and utility of a database
   identify the most common database models used today
   distinguish between several commercial relational DBMS
   explain the purpose of an ERD
   explain the purpose of normalization with respect to the relational data model
   given an ERD depicting non-normalized data, normalize the data model
   use group by, order by, and aggregate functions
   alter and update the database table by adding, deleting, or modifying columns
   use select-from-where queries to combine information from multiple tables in a database using joins

General Course Topics:

   Single table query foundations
   Single table construction
   Aggregate function queries
   Updating a single table
   Querying multiple tables
   Constructing related tables
   Specialized queries
   Views
   Reliability
   Security
   Enhancement
   Management
   Utility
   Common database models
   Commercial variety
   Constraints
   Entity-relationship diagram
   Normalization
   Applied normalization

Instruction & Assessment
Instructional Strategies:

   Audio Visual Materials
   Computer Based Training
   Lectures
   Practical Exercises

Methods of Assessment:

   Examinations
   Quizzes

Minimum Passing Score:
70%

Any idea when Sophia is going to publish this course online??

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Intro to Relational Databases

ACE Course Number:
SOPH-0047
Organization Course Number:
CS1011


Credit Recommendation & Competencies
Level Credits (SH) Subject
Lower-Division Baccalaureate 3 relational databases
Description
Objective:
The course objective is for students to learn the basics of databases, including data modeling, SQL statements (DML, DDL and DCL), database administration, and security. Students will explore relational databases such as MariaDB, SQL Server, Oracle or MySQL, including alternative approaches like NoSQL.
Learning Outcomes:

   use select-from-where queries to collect information from a single table database
   form a single table database using create and insert commands
   form a database with multiple tables using primary keys and foreign keys
   demonstrate awareness of sub-queries, views, indices, and unions
   summarize importance of backing up data
   evaluate multiple approaches to securing relational data
   explore other methods of enhancing relational table design
   explain the purpose and utility of a database
   identify the most common database models used today
   distinguish between several commercial relational DBMS
   explain the purpose of an ERD
   explain the purpose of normalization with respect to the relational data model
   given an ERD depicting non-normalized data, normalize the data model
   use group by, order by, and aggregate functions
   alter and update the database table by adding, deleting, or modifying columns
   use select-from-where queries to combine information from multiple tables in a database using joins

General Course Topics:

   Single table query foundations
   Single table construction
   Aggregate function queries
   Updating a single table
   Querying multiple tables
   Constructing related tables
   Specialized queries
   Views
   Reliability
   Security
   Enhancement
   Management
   Utility
   Common database models
   Commercial variety
   Constraints
   Entity-relationship diagram
   Normalization
   Applied normalization

Instruction & Assessment
Instructional Strategies:

   Audio Visual Materials
   Computer Based Training
   Lectures
   Practical Exercises

Methods of Assessment:

   Examinations
   Quizzes

Minimum Passing Score:
70%

Any idea when Sophia is going to publish this course online??

I decide to contact Sophia and they said that the course will be available in May.
they reply me this
"Yes let me check with my academic team to see when it will be available.
So they believe it will be available next month in May"

[bjcheung77]

Awesome, I was thinking at the end of the month. I hope they come out with more before my yearly membership expires in November.

[jch]

It's live now:
https://www.sophia.org/online-courses/in...-databases

[rachel83az]

This one is much, MUCH better than the Web Design one. At first glance, I dare say that it might even be better than Database Management 303 at SDC. It's a shame that this is just a LL course.

[TINASAM]

Another new one is Live too!!

https://www.sophia.org/online-courses/ta...mic-future

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And:
https://www.sophia.org/spcc/it-career-exploration

[rachel83az]

Awesome! Added them to the wiki. Hopefully, TESU transfers these new courses in.

[eriehiker]

Ah man. At the end of last year, I had to choose between the cheap one year subscription and the free three month subscription. I choose the three free months and it looks like I should have bought the year. Hehe.