The Job Role
Database Administrators
(DBA) determine ways to organize, store data and work with database management systems software.
oversee the operation of computer hardware systems, mainframes, minicomputers, networks and personal computers.
They identify user requirements, test and setup databases and coordinate modifications to the systems.
DBAs understand the platform on which the database runs, ensure data integrity, back up systems and manage the performance of the systems.
Administrators may be responsible for:
• Systems security; plan,
coordinate and implement
security measures
• Managing large projects
and work independently or
on teams
They should possess strong problem-solving and analytical skills as well as excellent interpersonal skills to communicate effectively with all levels of technical and non-technical staff.
Recommended Education:
• Associate's Degree
• Bachelor's Degree in computer
science or information systems
• Experience and/or technical
certifications
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What to Expect
The demand for knowledgeable database administrators to manage and ensure data integrity is on the rise.
Database administrators who are educated about sophisticated data models, design structures and warehousing will be valuable assets to employers.
Administrators who enhance their skills with further education and training maintain a competitive edge to progress within their career field.
This career field is open to a wide variety of industries, including government and private businesses. Almost any business that stores and maintains data has a need for a database administrator.
Employment Opportunities:
•Database Administrator
•Computer Systems Designer
and related fields
•Enterprise Administrator
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LearnKey Courses
• * SQL Server
• * Windows MCSE
• * Windows MCDBA
• * Database Specialist Design (CIW)
• * Database Specialist Using JDBC
(CIW)
• Project
New!
• SQL Server 2005 MCTS
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