OVERVIEW

This course will enable the learner to understand data types and be able to design and create relational databases and associated queries. The learner will also understand the characteristics of big data and how to use open-source frameworks to manage big data, how to design, develop and implement computer-based algorithms used in processing large volumes of data within industry today.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

5 GCSEs including Maths, English and ICT skills.

MODULES

• Data and Relational Databases.
• Managing Big Data.
• Programming Design, Development and Testing.

DURATION

16 Weeks

ASSESSMENT

Coursework throughout the duration of the course.

ACCREDITED BY

OCN

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

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FEES

This course is FREE to individuals through the Skill UP Flexible Skills Programme. The Flexible Skills Fund has been established to help upskill and reskill individuals to meet the needs of the economy as we emerge from the pandemic and continue to grow the Economy beyond it.

PROGRESSION

The OCN NI Level 5 Certificate in Data Analytics will enable learners to progress to higher level qualifications in the areas of information technology and/or data analytics. This qualification may also assist learners to gain employment in occupations requiring data analytics skills.

HOW TO APPLY

All full-time courses starting in September 2022 are open for applications. Please click on the Apply Now button (top right in the blue box) to begin your application. 

If you require any assistance with your application you can call us on 0300 123 1223.

CONTACT

028 3839 7832
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IMPORTANT COURSE & DELIVERY STATEMENT

In light of the continuing Covid-19 situation, Southern Regional College may have to amend the delivery methods for a number of courses for the new academic year, or should the need arise effect a temporary College closure. This may also lead to restrictions when accessing student services. Please be assured that the safety of our students is paramount and as such we will be implementing a range of measures in line with government advice and protocols. We will make all appropriate and reasonable adjustments to maintain the ongoing quality of teaching and learning and our support services.

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