Databases SQL

• Understand the concepts associated with database systems
• Understand the concepts associated with the relational model
• Understand how to design and develop a database system
• Be able to develop a logical database design
• Be able to develop a database system using SQL

Prerequisites

• Holders of 4 O Levels Maths and English (Compulsory) and/or an ‘A’ level or an appropriate School Leaver’s
• Mature students, do not have to meet the necessary entry requirements and may be accepted upon their own merits
• For candidates whose first language is not English: IELTS 5.5 or GCE ‘O’ Level English C6

Progression

Upon completion of this module (equivalent to 7.5 ECTS credits), you will receive a certificate from NCC Education in the UK.

Following this course, you will also be able to complete your diploma in Computing (MQF Level 5). The whole diploma consists of 8 modules these are:

• Skills for Computing
• Computer Systems
• Computer networks
• Designing & Developing Websites
• Software Development Techniques
• Designing & Developing Object-oriented Computer Programs
• Databases and Office Solutions Development

STC Higher Education Currently offers state-of-the-art training facilities and curricula to hundreds of Maltese students in partnership with world leaders such as NCC Education, and Cisco. This enables participants to obtain internationally accredited qualifications by studying locally.

STC Higher Education is proud to announce a new partnership with the University of Wolverhampton, a highly commended university in the UK. This provides STC students, who start their journey at STC studying for an NCC Education diploma in Business or Computing, with direct progression routes to degrees under one roof. This partnership opens up a number of new opportunities for students who are located in Malta and are interested in pursuing a degree in Business or Computing. Students who opt for a Business Management degree can opt to specialize in Marketing or Human Resources. The Computing degrees offer students the possibility to choose between Cybersecurity or Computer Science, with the possibility of specialising in Games Development*.