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Course Number:

CoSc 322

Course Title: Fundamentals of Database Systems


Credit: 4; Lecture: 3 hours; Lab: 3 hours; Prerequisite: none
Course Description: Database management systems; database design for real applications; database models: net
relational database concepts; standard SQL (relational algebra, relational calculus); transac
concurrency control and distributed database; and object-oriented databases.

Course Objectives: After completing this course the student will be able to:
 define and explain database concepts;
 design and develop databases using a standard and appropriate software; and
 implement, use and evaluate developed databases.
Course outline Chapter One :Introducation to Database Management Systems
 Introduction to database system
 Database system and File System
 Characteristics of the Database Approach
 Actors on the Scene

Chapter Two : Data Models


 Data Models, Schema and Instances
 DBMS Architecture and Data Independence
 Database Language and Interface
 The Database System Environment
 Introduction to ODL
 E/R Model
 Design principles, Network and hierarchical
 Classification of DBMS

Chapter Three: Data Modeling using Relational Database


 Using High level Data Models for Database Design
 Entity types and Sets, Attributes and Keys
 Relationships, Roles and Structural Constraints
 Weak Entity Types
 Database Abstraction
 E/R Diagram naming conventions, and Design issues

Chapter Four : Data base Design


 Introduction
 Functional Dependency
 Normalization

Chapter Five Standard SQL


Chapter Six : Database security.
Chapter seven: Object-Oriented Databases
Chapter Five : Structured Query Language(SQL)
 SQL Statements
 SQL Query
 Data Manipulation Language
 Constraints and Triggers
Chapter Six : Database security.

Chapter seven: Object-Oriented Databases


Compulsory

Course Status: Ramez Elmasri and Shamkant B. Navathe (2000) Fundamentals of Database Systems, 3rd e

Text Book
Reference Date, C. J. (2000) An Introduction to Database Systems. Massachusetts: Addison Wesley
Ramakrishman, Raghu & Johannes Gehrke (2000) Database Management Systems. 2nd ed.
Shepherd, John C. (1990) Database Management: Theory and Practice. Boston: IRWIN
Ramakrishman, Raghu & Johannes Gehrke (1998) Database Management Systems. 2nd ed.
Siberschatz, Abraham Henry F. Korth & S. Sudarshan (1997) Database System Concepts,
Ullman, Jeffrey & Jennifer Widom (1997) A First Course in Database Systems. Prentice-H
Garcia-Molina, Hector; Jeffrey Ullman & Jennifer Widom (2000) Database System Implem
Stonebraker, Michael & Joe Hellerstein, eds. (1998) Readings in Database Systems. Morga

Software Requirement: SQL/ORACLE

Instructional Methods: Lectures, Laboratory

Method of Evaluation: Continues Assessments and mini Project (50%) and Final Exams(50%)

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