HADM 3740

Fundamentals of Database Management and Data Analysis

Course Description

Course information provided by the 2026-2027 Catalog.

Prepares students to create and manage information in a knowledge-based organization. Students learn to design and use database tools to perform analyses and to make decisions in today's information-rich business environment. The course provides both theoretical and practical perspectives of database design and administration, with a focus on application. To manage this balance, students first gain a foundation of database concepts from lecture and course readings, and subsequently apply these fundamentals through various projects and assignments. Topics include information and information management in organizations; fundamentals of relational database design and implementation; writing and running SQL queries; working in database design teams and as individual research analysts; database design and management using Microsoft Access; database normalization; data-driven decision making; conversion of data into information and knowledge that can be leveraged to achieve business objectives; the role of data and information management in contemporary society; and data management opportunities in the hospitality industry.

Forbidden Overlaps AEM 2820, HADM 3740, HADM 6740

Enrollment Information Enrollment limited to: undergraduates. Priority given to: Nolan juniors and seniors.

Last 4 Terms Offered 2026SP, 2025SP, 2024SP, 2023SP

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