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INT367:DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

L:0 T:0 P:4 Credits:2

Course Outcomes: Through this course students should be able to

CO1 :: explain the Database components and logical design of databases

CO2 :: practice relational constructs like algebra, constraints and SQL

CO3 :: possess knowledge on the different issues involved in the design and implementation of
relational database system
CO4 :: infer the transaction management systems in single and concurrent environment

CO5 :: build programming constructs such as functions, stored proceduresand triggers that can
be shared by multiple forms
CO6 :: analyze file organization techniques, reports and data management applications

List of Practicals / Experiments:

Introduction to Databases
• purpose of database systems

• components of dbms

• applications ofdbms

• three tier dbms architecture

• data independence

• database schema

• instance

• data modeling

• entity relationship mode

• relational model

Relational query language


• relational algebra

• introduction to data definition language

• datamanipulation

• data control and transaction control language

• integrity constraints

• database keys

• SQLbasic operations

• Aggregate functions

• Sql joins

• set operators

• views

• subqueries

Relational Database Design


• data integrity rules

• functional dependency

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• need of normalization

• first normal form

• second normal form

• third normal form

• boyce codd normal form

• multivalueddependencies

• fourth normal form

• join dependencies

• fifth normal form

Database Transaction Processing


• transaction system concepts

• desirable properties oftransactions

• schedules

• serializability of schedules

• concurrency control

• recoverability

Programming constructs in Database


• flow control statements

• functions

• stored procedures

• cursors

• triggers

• exception handling

File Organization and Trends in Databases


• file organizations and its types

• indexing

• types ofindexing

• hashing

• hashing techniques

• introduction to big data

• nosql systems

Text Books:
1. DATABASE SYSTEM CONCEPTS by HENRY F. KORTH, ABRAHAM SILBERSCHATZ, S.
SUDARSHAN, MC GRAW HILL
References:
1. DATABASE SYSTEMS: MODELS, LANGUAGES, DESIGN AND APPLICATION PROGRAMMING
by RAMEZ ELMASRI, SHAMKANT B. NAVATHE, PEARSON

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