DGTR 3705
Databases and Data Management in Business
This course provides students with essential knowledge of databases and advanced data management techniques within a business context. Students will explore core database concepts, SQL for managing relational databases, and the transition from traditional spreadsheet approaches to modern, scalable database solutions. Emphasizing practical skills, the course covers creating and managing applications, integrating AI technologies to enhance data management, and designing data pipelines. Students gain hands-on experience developing robust, efficient data-driven solutions, equipping them to effectively manage business data, optimize decision-making, and leverage technological advancements in diverse organizational settings. Prerequisite(s): Second-year standing (a minimum of 30.0 credit hours) AND One of Management 3062, Accounting 3171 or Human Resources and Labour Relations 3320 Equivalent: Management 4850 (Data, Databases and Applications for Business (prior to 2026/2027)