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Industrial Training on Database Management

Industrial Training on Database Management

A database management Training Session was conducted by Key Value Solutions on 10/03/2023 for several participants. Selected students from various branches of the Computer Science and Engineering Department attended the session. The session was designed to provide attendees with insights into the fundamentals of database management and query optimization. The session started with an introduction to database management systems (DBMS), where the instructor explained the importance of databases in modern computing. The attendees were given an overview of different types of DBMS and their use cases, including relational, NoSQL, and graph databases. The instructor also explained the differences between them and how they are used in the industry. The students were also introduced to different database management systems, such as MySQL, MongoDB, and PostgreSQL, and the database administration tool DBeaver. The process of normalizing data and the different forms of normalization were also covered

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