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In this 120-minute self-paced course, System Architects and IT Developers will learn about Digital Registries BB and its functions and terminology.
Who is the course for?
Government officials and policymakers seeking to modernize public services.
IT professionals and digital transformation experts in the public sector.
Students and researchers interested in governance, public administration, and digital innovation.
What will you learn?
At the end of this module, you will be able to:
- Understand the Digital Registries Building Block (DRBB) 's role in managing diverse data sets and integrating with other systems. You will learn how to utilize its capabilities to store, search, and manage data efficiently across various domains without extensive software development.
- Master the essential functionalities of the Digital Registries Building Block, including database and schema management and API integration.
- Understand and apply the core data structures and models used by the Digital Registries Building Block. You will know how to identify and utilize the minimum required data fields, comprehend the relationships between data objects, and effectively extend these data structures for specific use cases.
- Master the implementation and use of the Digital Registries Building Block APIs, facilitating their integration with other systems and managing databases effectively.
How much time do you need to invest? Completing the course and summative assessment part would take about approximately 120 minutes in total.
Topics overview: Digital registries, digital ecosystems, data, database
Course Certificate: You will earn a certificate once you complete and pass all modules and reach 80% in all assessments.
Course developer: All supporting materials/information used or cited in the course are provided by ITU, Govstack and the self-paced e-learning course is created by Motto.
Course provider: ITU and Motto
Course contact: For all technical issues: atingi@giz.de, ayush.shukla@itu.int, and e.c.cil@mottobt.com
Content license: CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 IGO
Publication Date: 25th of May 2024