CHAPTER 1

Abstraction

The report is conducted at Bunna bank in Nedjo Wollega

branch
During our internship at Bunna Bank, we worked in the
Retail Banking department and was responsible for
assisting customers with their banking needs. our tasks
included opening new accounts, processing transactions,
and answering customer inquiries. we also had the
opportunity to work on a team project to develop a new
marketing campaign
• The report was face basically in what oracle database
and integration
database
 Introduction

• Internship is a program that allows student to

get practical knowledge from the working
environment
• And also to experience the ability to work with
the people
 Organizational profile
• The bank received its license from the
National Bank of Ethiopia on June 25, 2009, in
line with proclamation no. 59 on licensing and
supervision of banking business
 Vision and mission of bunna bank

 Is to become a home of distinctive financial

solutions and service excellence
 To became the leading and most preferred
bank in Ethiopia
 contribution to the economic growth and
development of the country
 constantly introducing new and improved
products and services that meet the evolving
needs of our customers
 core values of the Bunna bank

 Customer Focus: : prioritize the needs and

satisfaction customers
 Innovation: constantly seek new ways
 Teamwork: believe in the power of teamwork
 Accountability: take responsibility for our
actions
 Excellence: : strive for excellence in everything
 Social Responsibility: committed to making a
positive
 Challenges
• The main challenge was, for the first two weeks
it was difficult for us to adopt the work
environment
• Due to security and privacy concerns bank limit
the task and responsibilities particularly when
it comes to working with database systems
• The limited us to working on sanitized versions
of database which not provide the same level
of practical knowledge
Objectives of the internship

General Objective &Specific

Objectives
Responsibilities of our Department in the
bank
• Managing and maintaining the bank's
computer systems
• Network administration
• Data management and security
• Software development and support….etc
 General Objective

• The main objective of this internship is to

prepare us for the real working environment
that we are going to face after graduation

• and also the aim is to practice the knowledge

gained in class room to solve real problems.
 Specific Objectives

• To have experience on how to communicate

professionally with employees.
• To handle the real work environment.
• To become competent and confidential in the
field.
• To develop the capability of problem-solving
ability…. etc
Knowledge Acquired during Internship
• From this internship we get knowledge with practice
• get hands-on experience in various banking
operations such as account opening, cash handling,
deposit and withdrawal procedures and customer
service
• Some tools like virtualbox,linux and how we use them
• Install of oracle database on virtual box
• Configuration of the database linux
• How to create database and how to be adimn and
work query
 Methodology
• The methodology during an internship on bank
database would involve the following steps:
• 1. Familiarizing oneself with the bank's
database systems
• 2. Shadowing experienced database
administrators
• 3. Learning database querying languages such
as SQL
 Theoretical activities
• The database structure in a bank refers to the
organization and arrangement of data within
the bank's database system
• Database structures are physical and logical
structures
 Logical database structure

• A logical database structure in a bank is a way of organizing

the data stored in the bank’s database
• The logical structure of an oracle include:
• Schemas
• schemas object
• Table
• View
• Segment
• Extent
• Oracle data block
• Table space
 Physical database structures
• These physical structures are used in a bank to store and manage the
bank’s data
• The physical structures of an oracle include:

• data file:are physical files in persistent storage that contain data

structures such as tables and indexes

• redo file:
set of file containing records of changes made to data within the datab
ase

• control file: root files that track the physical components of the
database
 What is Rman (recovery manager?)

• Recovery manager is an oracle utility that can

be backup, restore and recover database files
• If updates to a database corrupt data, archives
can be used to roll back changes and restore
data if a backup is inconsistent.
 Practical activities

Installation of Oracle Software

 How to download virtual machine:

• In our practice we installed oracle linux 7.9 on

virtualbox 6.9 it was different from windows
• Oracle Linux 7.9 is an enterprise-class operating
system that is used in banks to run critical banking
systems
• Step 1: download and install oracle virtualbox 6.1
• Step 2: Download oracle Linux 7.9 ISO file
• Step 3: Create new virtual machine on virtual box
• Step 4: start the installation using the above ISO file.
 How to install oracle database:

• Create new groups and user

• Setup password for oracle user
• Set secure linux to permissive
• Disabled firewall
• Create directories in which oracle software
will be installed
• Setup oracle. bash profile with oracle user
 How to create Databases
• Oracle universal installer (OUI) is used to install
oracle database software one of the installation
option is to create database

• Databases are used in banking applications to store

and process financial transactions from keeping
track of customer accounts, balances and deposits
to asset management loans and credit cards.
Chapter two
Key functions/activities of the department

• Database management

• Data analysis and reporting

• Data integration…etc
Assignments and responsibilities of the students

• Ensuring data privacy and security

• Developing and maintaining software systems

• Evaluating new technologies and tools for

database management ….etc
 Challenges encountered during the project/training activities
period

• Limited access to real-world data

• Complex regulatory requirements
• Integration with legacy systems
• Limited resources and time constraints
• Communication and collaboration with
different stakeholders
 How we cope-up with the challenges

• Seek guidance and mentorship

• Continuous learning
• Effective communication
• Adaptability and resilience:
Chapter 3
 Conclusion and Recommendation

Conclusion
Assigning routine duties at the technical
department can be a valuable opportunity for
computer science students in a bank setting
. It allows them to apply their knowledge and
skills in a real-world environment
 Recommendation
• I would recommend that banks consider
assigning routine duties at the technical
department to computer science students
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