Generally, most databases are located on TITAN for computer science.  One database that would not be would be MSFT Access which you can create on Osiris.  However, you must upload the Access .mdb file using the .NET platform for permissions to be correct.  See cs3350-creating-osiris-plus-account.html.  In addition, you have MySql sitting on Icarus.  This means you don't need to create the connection to a separate server.

You cannot FTP or telnet to TITAN.  You cannot FTP or SSH a database to Icarus.  You need to use a client program.

MySQL client can be found on the terminal server.  You can also download your own version from MySQL.com.  [old: Your login is your full name and last four digits of student id followed by "cs!".]  This password will not be changed when you change your lab password.  This is different from icarus, osiris, terminal server (athena), and all lab machines.  On those machines, your password is sync'd up.  You basically must use sql statements in the mysql client to load your database with data.

MySQL on Icarus:

http://icarus.cs.weber.edu/mysqladmin it has quite a few bells and whistles.

I took the liberty of creating three empty databases cs3350A, cs3350B and cs3350C. A Mr. or Mrs. "Pat Student" should be able to login and modify cs3350A without restrictions as follows: (not quite,???  need new password?)
$mysql -u patstudent -p
password: cs3350
mysql>

A user could easily be added by root with the following:
mysql> grant all on cs3350A.* to 'username'@'localhost' identified by 'password';

A user could easily dump all the info from a database with the following:
$mysqldump -u patstudent -p cs3350A > cs3350Adump
which would create the cs3350Adump file.

In reverse, a database could be created in it's entirety with
$mysqlimport -u patstudent -p cs3350A cs3350Adump