Oracle Announces Winners of 2009 Oracle Academy Global Data Modeling Competition
Posted on: Tuesday, 12 May 2009, 10:43 CDT
REDWOOD SHORES, Calif.,
News Facts
- Student teams from
Romania earned top honors in the 2009 Oracle Academy Global Data Modeling Competition. - The annual competition, which is open to students from participating Oracle Academy institutions worldwide, invites teams to develop data models that address real-world business challenges.
- In 2009, students were asked to create a database that would help a global retailer track and reduce its environmental impact.
- This is the fourth consecutive year that Romanian teams have taken the top three honors in the competition. The winning teams, in order, are:
- Students from the top three teams will each receive the following prizes:
- 1st Place:
$1,000 USD scholarship and a trip to Oracle headquarters in Redwood Shores,California , where they will present their winning entry at the Oracle Academy Instructor Institute - 2nd Place:
$500 USD scholarship - 3rd Place:
$250 USD scholarship
- 1st Place:
- The Oracle Academy sponsors the Global Data Modeling Competition to help students develop the business and technology skills required for 21st century careers. Students who participate in the competition practice advanced analytical and technical skills that are in high demand in the global marketplace.
- More than 100 teams submitted entries in the 2009 competition. A global team of volunteer experts from industry and education reviewed each entry for business, technical, and communications excellence.
Supporting Quotes
- "The Oracle Academy is pleased to recognize the outstanding achievement of the students from the National College of Computer Science Tudor Vianu,
Romania ," saidClare Dolan , Vice President, Oracle Corporate Citizenship. "These dedicated and innovative scholars stood out among a record number of entries from across the globe." - "The team members demonstrated outstanding imagination, intellectual mobility, and perseverance in developing their data model. We are honored to have received this prize and would like to thank those who have appreciated our team's hard work," said
Rodica Cherciu , Teacher, Colegiul National de Informatica "Tudor Vianu."
Supporting Resources
About the Oracle Academy
The Oracle Academy and the Oracle Education Foundation's initiatives reach over 1 million students worldwide. The Oracle Academy supports 655,000+ students in 86 countries. By partnering with schools, districts, and ministries that believe in early career preparation, the Oracle Academy helps students develop the technology and business skills required for 21st century careers. Participating institutions may integrate Oracle's cutting-edge software and curriculum into their courses and avail their faculty to first-class professional development opportunities. To learn more, please visit http://academy.oracle.com
About Oracle
Oracle (Nasdaq: ORCL) is the world's largest business software company. For more information about Oracle, please visit our Web site at http://www.oracle.com.
Trademarks
Oracle is a registered trademark of Oracle Corporation and/or its affiliates. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.
(Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20020718/ORCLLOGO)
SOURCE Oracle
Source: PR Newswire
Related Articles
- Actel Announces Winners of 2009 Actel Cup China Students FPGA Design Competition
- Tri-C Awards Degrees to High Tech Academy Students Before They Receive High School Diploma
- Research and Markets: XO Has the Metro and Long-Haul Fiber and Transport Platforms in Place to Be a National SONET Competitor
- Remarks By First Lady Laura Bush in a Helping America's Youth Roundtable Discussion at Team Focus National Leadership Camp
- Mitigating Negative Behaviors in Student Project Teams: An Information Technology Solution
- Students Place in Science Fair
- A Traip Academy Student's Arrest on Child-Molestation Charges Raises Concerns Among Parents.
- TPM Academy Students a Lucky Lot
- Blues Win Match Between First-Place Teams
User Comments (0)

RSS Feeds