CLASS 3 (More DBA than developer)
OBJECTIVES
After this class, students will be able to:
· integrate all the forms and reports created in class 2 and perform box tests;
· write easy to read user's manual for the software we developed;
· write some maintenance routines to monitor database performance;
· evaluate development database performance and tun it if necessary.

DELIVABLES:
User manual
Monitoring scripts
Well tuned Oracle database

CLASS 4 (More DBA)

OBJECTIVES
After this class, students will be able to:
· use RMAN to do reliable database backup and recovery;
· write a reliable backup and disaster recovery strategy and fully test it;
· write procedures for daily maintenance routines such as analyzing tables and indexes, recycling unused spaces, checking alert and trace logs.

DELIVABLES:
Reliable backup and recovery procedure
Daily database maintenance routines

CLASS 5 (More DBA)
OBJECTIVES
After this class, students will be able to:
· use Oracle utilities such as autotrace and tkprof to tune application queries for better performance;
· tune Oracle engine parameters to achieve better performance;
· assembling all documents and deploys the project.

DELIVABLES:

The whole project.

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