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Degrees and Programs in Network Administration
Westwood College
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Your future in technology starts right here. Westwood College of Technology is committed to student success.
to learn more about this Bachelor - Computer Network Management Program.
Wood Tobé-Coburn School
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Need that degree, but can't spend four years in school? Jumpstart your career with a degree from Wood Tobé-Coburn School. Wood Tobé-Coburn School in New York City has a stellar reputation for preparing high school graduates just like you for real jobs, in the real world, in no time flat.
to learn more about this Network Management Program.
The Career Institute of American International College
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Take the fast track to a computer and technology career. The Career Institute of American International College offers highly competitive certificate programs in IT, Web Development and Medical Information Technology.
to learn more about this Oracle Database Administrator (OCP) Program.
Minneapolis Business College
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Need that degree, but can't spend four years in school? Jumpstart your career with a degree from Minneapolis Business College. Minneapolis Business College in Roseville has a stellar reputation for preparing high school graduates just like you for real jobs, in the real world, in no time flat. 98.6% of last year's graduates were placed in jobs with futures.
to learn more about this Network Management Program.
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| ARTICLE: Network Administration In-Depth |
Database Languages-Your First Step Toward a DB Career Oracle develops and markets software for high-end markets that run database systems that support SQL, the structured query language that is the industry standard. If you're going to work with database systems, you'll also need to be familiar with flexible procedural programming language, the children of "Fortran" like PL/I.
Learning to Work With Databases You can get your database credentials by a combination of academic computer science training, Oracle certification, and hands-on experience designing and maintaining databases. If you have your eye on the most technical jobs in database administration, you'll need a bachelor's degree in computer science, information science, or management information systems. A master's degree in your field or in business administration (MBA) is even better.
Job Prospects for Database Experts Job prospects look good for all database positions. If you know your stuff, expect to be employed, since database jobs should increase faster than other technology jobs over the next decade. If you become an experienced database administrator you're looking at a median salary of about $55,000, with the probability that you'll earn between $40-$75,000 annually.
Sources - John Kador. Internet Jobs! McGraw-Hill. 2000.
- Occupational Outlook Handbook
- Webopedia
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