Database & Server Development Training
Learn database architecture and server-side programming through hands-on projects with experienced developers. Our fall 2025 program focuses on real-world applications and practical problem-solving skills.
Request Program InformationLearn From Working Professionals
Our instructors aren't just teachers – they're active database architects and backend developers working on live production systems. Each brings different perspectives from enterprise environments, startups, and consulting work.
"I've been managing database systems for healthcare applications for eight years. Teaching helps me stay current with new approaches while sharing what actually works in high-stakes environments." - Marcus Rivera, Lead Database Engineer
You'll work directly with professionals who understand both the technical challenges and business requirements that drive real database decisions. Every project reflects actual scenarios they've encountered in their careers.
Flexible Learning That Fits Your Schedule
Whether you're switching careers or advancing in your current role, our program adapts to different learning styles and time constraints.
Evening & Weekend Sessions
Classes run Tuesday and Thursday evenings (6-9 PM) plus Saturday morning labs (9 AM-12 PM). Most students complete the core program in 16 weeks while maintaining their current jobs.
Multiple Learning Formats
Combine in-person labs with online theory sessions. Review recorded lectures at your own pace, then apply concepts during hands-on workshop time with immediate instructor feedback.
Individual Project Tracks
Choose projects that match your career goals – e-commerce platforms, data analytics systems, or API development. Work at your own pace with weekly check-ins and personalized guidance.
Meet Your Instructors
David Chen
Senior Backend Engineer
Builds scalable database systems for fintech applications. Specializes in PostgreSQL optimization and API design. Previously worked at three startups that successfully scaled from prototype to enterprise-level traffic.
Sarah Martinez
Database Architect
Designs data infrastructure for e-commerce platforms processing millions of transactions monthly. Expert in database security, backup strategies, and performance monitoring. Enjoys explaining complex concepts through practical examples.
Common Challenges & Our Approach
Many students worry about technical complexity or time management. Here's how we address the most frequent concerns from people considering our program.
No Prior Database Experience
We start with fundamental concepts using visual tools and simplified examples. You'll set up your first database in week one, then gradually build complexity. Many successful graduates started with zero database knowledge.
Balancing Work and Study Time
Evening schedules respect working professionals. Recorded sessions let you catch up if you miss class. Projects are designed for 6-8 hours of weekly practice, broken into manageable chunks that fit around your existing commitments.
Keeping Up With Technical Concepts
Small class sizes ensure individual attention. We pause for questions and review concepts multiple ways. Study groups connect you with classmates, and instructors offer office hours for additional help with challenging topics.
Uncertain Career Path After Completion
Our instructors provide industry insights and networking opportunities. Final projects become portfolio pieces you can show employers. We discuss realistic career transitions and help identify roles that match your background and interests.
Fall 2025 Program Information
Our next comprehensive database and server development program begins October 2025. Applications open in June, with early bird pricing available through August for committed students.
16-week intensive • Evening & weekend schedule • Small cohort size
Limited to 12 students per cohort to ensure personalized instruction and plenty of hands-on practice time. Prerequisites include basic computer skills and strong motivation to learn technical concepts.