A C L C COURSE OUTLINE

Course Code: CSSD04 Credit Unit(s): 3

Prerequisite: Lecture Unit(s): 2 Lab Unit(s): 1 Date Issued: 17 Jan 2007

College of Computer Studies AMA COMPUTER LEARNING CENTER

Course Title: COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 7 (Microsoft SQL Server 200 DB) Effectivity: SY 2005 2006 Document Code: QR AAD 009 Revision No.: 00 Issue No.: 01

COURSE DESCRIPTION This course provides students with the knowledge and skills required to install, configure, administer and troubleshoot the client-server database management system of Microsoft SQL Server 2000. COURSE OBJECTIVES After completing this course, students will be able to: 1.1. 1.2. 1.3. 1.4. Define SQL Server Architecture Plan for a SQL Server installation and then install an instance of SQL Server Manage files and databases, including determining resource requirements Choose a login security method, configure login security, plan and implement database permissions and describe how to secure SQL Server in an enterprise network 1.5. Perform and automate administrative tasks and create custom administrative tools 1.6. Back up databases and implement a backup strategy 1.7. Restore databases 1.8. Monitor and optimize SQL Server performance 1.9. Transfer and migrate data into databases 1.10. Maintain the high availability of SQL Server 1.11. Describe how to replicate data from one SQL Server to another

Prepared by: Curriculum Development Section

Reviewed by: ALMA V. DELA CRUZ

Approved by: MARIE REDINA M. VICTORIA, PhD. 1/6

This is a controlled document. Revision of this course outline should undergo the standard procedure. The original copy of this course outline is located at the office of the Academic Affairs. The user should secure the latest revision of this course outline from the Office of the Academic Affairs Dept.

A C L C COURSE OUTLINE

Course Code: CSSD04 Credit Unit(s): 3

Prerequisite: Lecture Unit(s): 2 Lab Unit(s): 1 Date Issued: 17 Jan 2007

College of Computer Studies AMA COMPUTER LEARNING CENTER

Course Title: COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 7 (Microsoft SQL Server 200 DB) Effectivity: SY 2005 2006 Document Code: QR AAD 009 Revision No.: 00 Issue No.: 01

COURSE CONTENT RECOMMENDED NUMBER OF SESSION(S)

TOPIC(S) PRELIM PERIOD I. SQL Server Overview I.1. What is SQL Server? I.2. SQL Server Integration I.3. SQL Server Databases I.4. SQL Server Security I.5. Working with SQL Server

II. Planning to Install SQL Server II.1. Hardware Installation Considerations II.2. SQL Server 2000 Editions II.3. Software Installation Considerations II.4. Methods of Installing SQL Server II.5. Verifying the Installation II.6. Configuring SQL Server Enterprise Manager II.7. Troubleshooting III. Managing Database Files III.1. Introduction to Data Structures III.2. Creating Databases III.3. Managing Databases III.4. Placing Database Files and Logs III.5. Optimizing the Database Using Hardwarebased RAID III.6. Optimizing the Database Using Filegroups III.7. Optimizing the Database using Filegroups with Hardware-based RAID III.8. Capacity Planning III.9. Performance Considerations

Prepared by: Curriculum Development Section

Reviewed by: ALMA V. DELA CRUZ

Approved by: MARIE REDINA M. VICTORIA, PhD. 2/6

This is a controlled document. Revision of this course outline should undergo the standard procedure. The original copy of this course outline is located at the office of the Academic Affairs. The user should secure the latest revision of this course outline from the Office of the Academic Affairs Dept.

A C L C COURSE OUTLINE

Course Code: CSSD04 Credit Unit(s): 3

Prerequisite: Lecture Unit(s): 2 Lab Unit(s): 1 Date Issued: 17 Jan 2007

College of Computer Studies AMA COMPUTER LEARNING CENTER

Course Title: COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 7 (Microsoft SQL Server 200 DB) Effectivity: SY 2005 2006 Document Code: QR AAD 009 Revision No.: 00 Issue No.: 01

TOPIC(S) Managing Security IV.1. Implementing an Authentication Mode IV.2. Assigning Logins to Users and Roles IV.3. Assigning Permissions to Users and Roles IV.4. Managing Security within SQL Server IV.5. Managing Application Security IV.6. Managing SQL Server Security in the Enterprise MIDTERM PERIOD V. Performing Administrative Tasks V.1. Configuration Tasks V.2. Routine SQL Server Administrative Tasks V.3. Automating Routine Maintenance Tasks V.4. Creating Alerts V.5. Troubleshooting SQL Server Automation V.6. Automating Multiserver jobs VI. Backing Up Databases VI.1. Preventing Data Loss VI.2. Setting and Changing a Database Recovery Model VI.3. SQL Server Backup VI.4. When to Back Up Databases VI.5. Performing Backups VI.6. Types of Backup Methods VI.7. Planning a Backup Strategy VI.8. Performance Considerations Restoring Database VII.1. SQL Server Recovery Process VII.2. Preparing to Restore a Database VII.3. Restoring Backups VII.4. Restoring Databases from Different Backup Types 7.5. Restoring Damaged System Databases
Reviewed by: ALMA V. DELA CRUZ

RECOMMENDED NUMBER OF SESSION(S)

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VII.

Prepared by: Curriculum Development Section

Approved by: MARIE REDINA M. VICTORIA, PhD. 3/6

This is a controlled document. Revision of this course outline should undergo the standard procedure. The original copy of this course outline is located at the office of the Academic Affairs. The user should secure the latest revision of this course outline from the Office of the Academic Affairs Dept.

A C L C COURSE OUTLINE

Course Code: CSSD04 Credit Unit(s): 3

Prerequisite: Lecture Unit(s): 2 Lab Unit(s): 1 Date Issued: 17 Jan 2007

College of Computer Studies AMA COMPUTER LEARNING CENTER

Course Title: COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 7 (Microsoft SQL Server 200 DB) Effectivity: SY 2005 2006 Document Code: QR AAD 009 Revision No.: 00 Issue No.: 01

TOPIC(S)

RECOMMENDED NUMBER OF SESSION(S)

VIII.

Monitoring SQL Server for Performance VIII.1. Why to Monitor SQL Server VIII.2. Performance Monitoring and Tuning VIII.3. Tools for Monitoring SQL Server VIII.4. Common Monitoring and Tuning Tasks

FINAL PERIOD IX. Transferring Data IX.1. Introduction to Transferring Data IX.2. Tools for Importing and Exporting Data in SQL Server IX.3. Introduction to DTS IX.4. Transforming Data with DTS Maintaining High Availability X.1. Introduction to Availability X.2. Increasing Availability Using Failover Clustering X.3. Standby Servers and Log Shipping Introducing Replication XI.1. Introduction to Distributed Data XI.2. Introduction to SQL Server Replication XI.3. SQL Server Replication Agents XI.4. SQL Server Replication Types XI.5. Physical Replication Models

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XI.

Prepared by: Curriculum Development Section

Reviewed by: ALMA V. DELA CRUZ

Approved by: MARIE REDINA M. VICTORIA, PhD. 4/6

This is a controlled document. Revision of this course outline should undergo the standard procedure. The original copy of this course outline is located at the office of the Academic Affairs. The user should secure the latest revision of this course outline from the Office of the Academic Affairs Dept.

A C L C COURSE OUTLINE

Course Code: CSSD04 Credit Unit(s): 3

Prerequisite: Lecture Unit(s): 2 Lab Unit(s): 1 Date Issued: 17 Jan 2007

College of Computer Studies AMA COMPUTER LEARNING CENTER

Course Title: COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 7 (Microsoft SQL Server 200 DB) Effectivity: SY 2005 2006 Document Code: QR AAD 009 Revision No.: 00 Issue No.: 01

TEXTBOOKS AND REFERENCES Course Materials and Software Microsoft SQL Server 2000, Enterprise Edition Evaluation Copy

Recommended Reference(s)

GRADING SYSTEM Lecture: Prelims Quizzes 40% Class Standing 10% Major Exam 50% TOTAL 100% Lecture Grade Laboratory: Midterm Finals Prelims 40% 40% Average MP 40% 10% 10% Class Standing 10% 50% 50% Major Exam 40% 100% 100% TOTAL 100% = 30% Prelims + 30% Midterm + 40% Finals Midterm 40% 10% 40% 100% Finals 40% 10% 40% 100%

Laboratory Grade = 30% Prelims + 30% Midterm + 40% Finals Final Grade = 60% Lecture Grade + 40% Laboratory Grade

Prepared by: Curriculum Development Section

Reviewed by: ALMA V. DELA CRUZ

Approved by: MARIE REDINA M. VICTORIA, PhD. 5/6

This is a controlled document. Revision of this course outline should undergo the standard procedure. The original copy of this course outline is located at the office of the Academic Affairs. The user should secure the latest revision of this course outline from the Office of the Academic Affairs Dept.