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Distributed Database Systems: Welcome!

This document provides information about a distributed database systems course. It introduces the lecturer, Prof. Lizhu Zhou, and teaching assistant Ju Fan. It lists the textbook, prerequisite knowledge, and course contents which include chapters on distributed database architecture, design, query processing, optimization, transaction management, and reliability. The document also provides the course homepage and notes on reading for learning, past student performance, and issues to consider in course design projects.

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Distributed Database Systems: Welcome!

This document provides information about a distributed database systems course. It introduces the lecturer, Prof. Lizhu Zhou, and teaching assistant Ju Fan. It lists the textbook, prerequisite knowledge, and course contents which include chapters on distributed database architecture, design, query processing, optimization, transaction management, and reliability. The document also provides the course homepage and notes on reading for learning, past student performance, and issues to consider in course design projects.

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Distributed Database Systems

Autumn, 2008

Welcome!
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Lecturer: Prof. Lizhu Zhou


DB Group, Institute of Software, Dept. of CS&T, Tsinghua University [email protected]

Teaching Assistant: Ju Fan


If you have any question, call 51537853 or 13811942748 or send an e-mail to: [email protected]

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Teaching hours

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Textbook
Principles of Distributed Database Systems
(2nd Edition)

M. Tame zsu Patrick Valduriez Prentice-Hall, 1999 Price: RMB

57.00
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Reference
Distributed Databases: Principles and Systems
Ceri & Pelagatti McGraw-Hill, 1985

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Prerequisite
Undergraduate database course Computer networks

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Teaching language

English
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Evaluation

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Contents
Chapter # 1 4 5 7 8 Title Introduction Distributed DBMS Architecture Distributed Database Design Overview of Query Processing Query Decomposition and Data Localization

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10 11 12

Optimization of Distributed Queries


Introduction to Transaction Management Distributed Concurrency Control Distributed DBMS Reliability

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Course home page


http://dbgroup.cs.tsinghua.edu.cn/ddb/ On the home page you can

Get notifications Download the latest courseware Download other related materials

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Friendly Reminding Messages from the Instructor

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Reading for learning

Problem formulation
What is the problem Relevant Concept definition Mathematical representation

Algorithm description & formal presentation


What is the method Writing pseudo code

Proof of your works


Theoretical analysis Experimental study
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Are You Scared by DDB Course

2005)-2006(

43 83 98 90+14 80-8915 70-798 60-695 60-1

58 89 98 90+29 80-8921 70-798 60-690 60-0

2007
49 79.86 98 90+12 80-8916 70-7911 60-698 60-2

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Good Luck!

The History of Database Field

1960s
IBM IMS DBTG network data model

1970s
E. F. Codd RDB model Pioneering systems: INGRES, System R

1980s
Booming of RDBs Federated, Multi-databse DDB OODB

1990s
Merge of RDB and OODB Internet Fame P2P model

2000s
XML DB Web data processing Semantic Web Data Integration

Status of Commercial DDB


Server side P2P Support

Horizontal fragmentation 2PC

Why study DDB


The fundamental principles for distributed systems Scientific training on

basic concepts problem formulation identification of key technical issues algorithm presentation system level design and implementation

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