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This document outlines a Database course focused on Oracle SQL, detailing its objectives, learning outcomes, and weekly schedule. Students will learn fundamental database concepts, SQL query writing, and data management techniques. Assessment criteria include midterm exams, attendance, homework, projects, and a final exam.

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CSP Web Design[1]

This document outlines a Database course focused on Oracle SQL, detailing its objectives, learning outcomes, and weekly schedule. Students will learn fundamental database concepts, SQL query writing, and data management techniques. Assessment criteria include midterm exams, attendance, homework, projects, and a final exam.

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Department: Semester

DATABASE ”CS.
Semester
2
Credit
Contact Hours (per Week) 42 hours hours
“Number of hours in lecturer room”
3 Hours

Language English
Core/non-Core Database development core.
Compulsory/Elective
Prerequisites
Course Contents
ORACLE SQL
Course Objective

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

Understand the fundamental concepts of DATABASE, Structured


Query Language (SQL) using Oracle database technology.
Manage schema objects.
Create and query external tables.
Retrieve data from tables.
Apply Backup and Recovery to protect data with essential information of the system.
Combine multiple queries into a single query using SET operators and report aggregated data
using group functions.
Run data manipulation statements (DML).
Learning Outcomes Learning Outcomes for Database:

understanding fundamental database concepts, proficiency in writing basic


and complex SQL queries to retrieve, manipulate, and update data within
tables, utilizing data definition language (DDL) to create and manage
database objects, applying functions and operators to customize data
retrieval, and effectively joining data across multiple tables using various
join types, while also gaining knowledge of data control language (DCL) for
managing user access and data integrity constraints .
SQL Fundamentals:
Selecting All Columns & Rows
Single-Valued Subqueries
Selecting Specific Columns
Multi-Valued Subqueries
Selecting Specific Rows
Correlated Subqueries
Sorting Rows
Eliminating Duplicate Rows
Inserting Rows
3 ADVANCED OPERATORS
Updating Rows
The LIKE Operator
Deleting Rows
The AND Operator
Transactions
The BETWEEN Operator
The OR Operator
The IN Operator
Defining Tables
Textbook and /or ORACLE DATABASE SQL REFERENCE BOOK
References
References: ORACLE UNIVERSITY

Percentage (%)
Midterm Exams 30 30 %
Attendance 10 10 %
Homework
Assessment Criteria Projects 20 20 %
Laboratory work
Other
Final Exam 50 50 %

Instructors SAKARIE MOHAMED YOUSUF


Weekly Schedule
Week Lessons
1 Chapter 1:
What is HTML?
1.1What is a Web Browser?
1.2What is HTML?
1.3What Can You Do with HTML?
1.4Using an HTML Editor
1.5Publishing Documents
2 Chapter 2:
HTML Basic Elements
2.1Rules of Syntax
2.2Making Your Code Readable
2.3Building a Document
2.4Using Colors
2.5Adding Color to your Page
2.6Using Headings
2.7Using Paragraphs
2.8Using Block Quotes
3 Chapter 3:
Inserting Spaces and Line Breaks
3.1Displaying formatted Text
3.2Controlling Fonts
3.3Introducing List Elements
3.4Creating Unordered Lists
3.5Creating Ordered Lists
3.6Creating Definition Lists
3.7Nesting Lists
4 LAB CLASS
5 Chapter 4:
What is an HTML Table?
4.1Building a Table
4.2Using the Border Attribute
4.3Cell Padding and Cell Spacing
4.4Controlling Table and Cell Width
4.5Aligning a Table on the Page
4.6Aligning Tables and Text
4.7Aligning Table Data
4.8Columns and Rows
4.9Adding Color to Tables
6 LAB CLASS
7 LAB CLASS
8 Mid-term Exam
Chapter 5:
Creating a Hyperlink
5.1Understanding and Using URLs
9 5.2Linking to a Web Document
5.3Linking to a Local Document
5.4Linking to Anchors
10 Chapter 6:
Creating a Frames & Div tags
6.1Div tags.
6.2Creating a Frameset & Adding the Frame Elements.
6.3Creating the Frames
11 Chapter 7:
Graphic Formats
7.1Inserting Inline Images
7.2Aligning and Formatting Images
7.3Using Images to Anchor Links
7.4Sizing and Scaling Images
12 Chapter 8:
HTML-Form
8.1 Input 8.2 Text area
13 8.3 Button
8.4 Label
Chapter 9:
14 Introduction to CSS
9.1Benefits of CSS
9.2CSS Versions & History
15 9.3 External Style
Sheet using 9.4 Single Style Sheets 9.5 Multiple Style Sheets
Final Exam
16

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