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IT Graduate Concentration:
Database & Intelligent Systems

The Database and Intelligent Systems concentration prepares students for careers in database design, database administration, database application development, or database systems implementation.

Database design focuses on modeling some aspect of a physical or conceptual world that must be captured in a database as part of a larger application system.

Database administration (DBA) focuses on installation, operation, and maintenance of a database system and its applications on a day-by-day basis for an organization or company.

Database application development focuses on building complex application systems, including web-based applications that use a database at their core.

Database systems implementation focuses on creating the underlying database system itself and is most likely done with a career in a database vendor company.

Concentration Course Options
Course # Course Title Semester
Select 3 of the following courses:
DSES-6520 Enterprise Database Systems Spring
CSCI-4020 Computer Algorithms Spring
CSCI-6460 Advanced Database Management Topics Spring*
CSCI-6390 Database Mining Fall
DSES-6180 Knowledge Discovery with Data Mining Spring*
CSCI-4150 Introduction to AI Fall
DSES-6530 Decision Support & Expert Systems Spring
ECSE-6710 Fuzzy Sets & Expert Systems Fall*
CSCI-69XX Multimedia Database Systems Spring*
CSCI-69XX The Semantic Web Fall*
CSCI-49XX Web Science Spring*

*Special topics and/or alternate year options

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