In today's business and business life, databases are a requirement for companies to gain competitive advantage and, at least, to meet their competitors. A well-designed and built-in database system integrated with other management information systems will provide the data and information needed to make hundreds of structured, semi-structured and unstructured decisions that middle and senior executives in the business have to take every day. A wide variety of databases are used in each department of the business. However, in order to maximize the benefit of a database, it should be carefully planned in the most effective manner in line with business needs. This requires knowledge of both management and technology. This course aims to introduce students to these systems and technologies and to work on examples without applying them.

Database design, unit relationship diagrams, system analysis and database management systems