03/09/2022
Now, Let's talk DBMS (Database Management System)
The world is crazily going weird on data, many businesses strive on data.
Why I love this particular course is because of its peculiarity, quite direct.
Now here is it,
Let me make DBMS short for you, DBMS is a form of which you store and retrieve you data.
And Data in this case, is any form of Information, name, age, the schools you attend or whatever piece of information, is referred to as Data.
Data can be in any form, it can be images, videos, text, files and lot more.
Now to Database,
Database is how you store all these piece of information/data.
Let me ask you question, "How do you store your Garri after purchase?" For me, I put them in a clean container for storage.
Exactly, Database represent the container at which you store all the data you gathered, and this can be for the purpose of Easy Access, Processing, Modifying and Analyzing.
As a DBMS Engineer, you help to define, construct and manipulate these data to fit a specific need for an organization.
Let me say this, if you are good with Excel and you use it a lot to process data and information, DBMS is one of the course you want to give a try.
The truth is, Your everyday life is a data stored and processed by some people, because you are either filling a form, applying for a job/projects or even visiting the malls to get some stuffs, even as crazy as visiting your Social media daily, all these are your day to day data and they are being stored and process by people all over the world.
In order not to bore you with so much talk, let me answer one of the major question you might probably have in your mind right now, "Do you have to learn coding to be a DBMS Engineer?"
Absolutely, Yes, you are going to be writing queries that helps you process, manipulate and update these data from time to time.
Imagine, having to update Data of 100millions people, how long do you think that would take if you are to do it manually, by yourself, Maybe some forever will do.
But with just a query you are able to update millions of data all at once and that's the part where programming comes in.
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