This document provides information about a database management course including the lecturer's contact information, required textbooks, topics to be covered in the course, exam structure and a semester project on designing and implementing a relational database. The course covers introductory concepts of database systems as well as relational database design, modeling, implementation and tuning.
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This document provides information about a database management course including the lecturer's contact information, required textbooks, topics to be covered in the course, exam structure and a semester project on designing and implementing a relational database. The course covers introductory concepts of database systems as well as relational database design, modeling, implementation and tuning.
This document provides information about a database management course including the lecturer's contact information, required textbooks, topics to be covered in the course, exam structure and a semester project on designing and implementing a relational database. The course covers introductory concepts of database systems as well as relational database design, modeling, implementation and tuning.
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This document provides information about a database management course including the lecturer's contact information, required textbooks, topics to be covered in the course, exam structure and a semester project on designing and implementing a relational database. The course covers introductory concepts of database systems as well as relational database design, modeling, implementation and tuning.
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2603-654 Database Management
Academic Year 2011 Lecturer : Charumatr Pinthong ( )
Department of Computer Engineering, Faculty of Engineering
: [email protected] : 19-13 ENG4 : 02-218-6998 : Any English Database textbooks, latest ed. eg. : Introduction to Database Systems, 8ed. by C.J. Date, Addison-Wesley Fundamentals of Database Systems, 5ed by Elmasri and Navathe Reference : Handbook of Relational Database Design by Fleming and Von Halle Addison-Wesley, 1989 Seft-study : SQL, Relational Algeabra, DBMS and develoment tools Fundamentals of Database Systems, 5ed by Elmasri and Navathe Topics : Midterm (1-7), Final (8-12) 1. Introduction to Database System 2. Database System : Pros and Cons 3. Database and Database Management System 4. Database Architecture 5. Database Management System Components 6. Database Models : Hierarchical, Network, Relational, and Object-oriented Model 7. Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) and Relational Algeabra 8. Relational Database Design Concepts 9. Data Model and Data Modelling Concepts 10. Logical Data Model 11. Relational Database Design 12. Tuning Database Application E-mail Room Tel. Text Exam Project : MidTerm (30%), Final (30%), open book(s) exam. : 40% (20% for project quality + 20% for individual) (see next page)
2603-654 Database Management
Academic Year 2011 Project One Semester Project, 40%, Group of not-more-than 4 students, a Formal Presentation before or after the Final Exam. Guideline
1. Select a PC/Notebook with at least 2GB RAM and 10 GB HDD
2. Prepares and install Windows XP/Pro or compatible OS 3. Prepares Oracle RDBMS medias and documents and installs on your machine 4. Also installs ODBC or any interface program which fits to your OS, RDBMS and development tools 5. Select development tools like PHP, JSP and installs on your machine 6. Test all your layered installed softwares 7. Start do it NOW 8. Look for a topic of your class project, 18-20 tables 9. Write user requirements 10.Analyse the project requirement and identifies all data in the project 11.Design a logical data model and relational database design 12.Implement you project based on 9, 10 and 11. 13.Presentation and submits your paper. Your class report should include: user requirements, business rules, analysis of your requirement, logical data model, data dictionary, detailed design tables, hardware and software configuration, implementation problems, user guide, and others.
2603-654 Database Management
Topics 1. Introduction to Database System Generations of Computer Hardware, Software Current Status Players in the Market Crital Success Factors (CSF) in using Database System Why Database System! 2. Database System : Pros and Cons Problems with Conventional File System Can we solve the above problems? 3. Database and Database Management System The definition of DB and DBMS DBMS Features from Computer Database Organization by James Martin, 1977 4. Database Architecture 3-level Database Architecture Centralized DBMS vs Distributed DBMS 5. Database Management System Components From Fundamental of Database Systems by Elmasri & Navathe 6. Database Models : Hierarchical, Network, Relational and Object-oriented Model Examples of Database Model 7. Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) and Relational Algeabra E.F.Codd Relational Database Concept Relational Algebra Examples 8. Relational Database Design Concepts 9. Data Model and Data Modelling Concepts 10.Logical Data Model 11.Relational Database Design 12.Tuning Database Application
