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Object Oriented Database Management System

The IT 305 course focuses on Object Oriented Database Management Systems (OODBMS) and covers topics such as the object-oriented data model, semantic database models, and OODBMS architecture. It includes practical aspects of object-oriented programming, relationships in databases, and large objects. The course consists of eight units with a total of 48 lecture hours and utilizes various textbooks and references for comprehensive learning.

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Object Oriented Database Management System

The IT 305 course focuses on Object Oriented Database Management Systems (OODBMS) and covers topics such as the object-oriented data model, semantic database models, and OODBMS architecture. It includes practical aspects of object-oriented programming, relationships in databases, and large objects. The course consists of eight units with a total of 48 lecture hours and utilizes various textbooks and references for comprehensive learning.

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IT 305: Object Oriented Database Management System

(Elective )

Credits: 3
Lecture Hours: 48
Course Objective
This module aims to provide the students the knowledge of Object Oriented Database Management
System.

Course Description
Introduction, Object Orientated DBMS, Semantic Database Models & Systems, Object Oriented Database
Systems, OODBMS Architecture – An Introduction, Introducing object oriented programming, Objects in
the Database, Large Objects

Course Details
Unit 1: Introduction LH 4
 A major Change: The relational Data Model
 Object Roles in Databases
 Sample uses of Object-oriented Databases
 Benefits of Object Orientation
Unit 2: Object Orientated DBMS LH 8
 The Object-oriented Data Model
- Object-Oriented Data Relationships
- Object Identifiers
- One-to-Many relationships
- Many-to-Many relationships
- The IS-A relationship
- The Extends relationship
- The Whole-Part relationship
Relationship Integrity
ER Diagramming Models for Object-Oriented Relationships
- Booch Notation
- Unified Modeling Language
Integrating Objects into a Relational Database
 The Extended Relational Model Approach
 The Semantic Database Approach
 The Proposed Object Database Standard
- Basic OODBMS Terminology
- Understanding Types
- External specifiers
- Implementations
- Primitive Types
- Inheritance
- Interfaces and Inheritance
- Classes and Extensions
Objects
- Collection Objects
- Structured Objects
- Creating and Destroying Objects
Representing Logical Relationships
Unit 3: Semantic Database Models & Systems LH 3
 The Entity relationship Model
 Relational Model – Tasmania (RMT)
Unit 4: Object Oriented Database Systems LH 3
 Performance Issues in OODBMS
 Application Selection for OODBMS
 The Object Oriented Database Paradigm Manifesto
 The Mandatory Features
 The Optional Features
Unit 5: OODBMS Architecture – An Introduction LH 2
 An overview
Unit 6: Introducing object oriented programming LH 10
Data and Procedural Abstraction
Object Type Overview
Creating Object Types
Object type specification: attributes, methods
Declaring and initializing objects
SELF parameter
MAP and ORDER Methods
Object type inheritance
Unit 7: Objects in the Database LH 10
Introduction to objects in the database
Object Tables: creating Object tables, Inheritance and attribute chaining
Object views
Creating Basic Object views
Accessing Column Objects
DEREF
IS DANDLING
TREAT
VALUE
SYS_TYPEID
UTL_REF
Unit 8: Large Objects LH 8
Introduction to Large Objects
Features Comparison
Types of LOBS, LOB Locators
Internal LOBs: BLOB, CLOB, NCLOB
External LOBS: BFILE
VARRAY
Text Books
 Harrington J.L, (2000) “Object-Oriented Database Design, Clearly Explained”, Morgan
Kaufmann.
 Scott Urman, Ron Hardman, Micheal McLaughlin, Oracle Database 10g PL/SQL Programming,
Tata McGraw Hill
 Prabhu C.S.R, (2003), “Object-Oriented Database Systems”, Prentice Hall India
References:
 Feuerstein S., Pribyl B., Oracle PL/SQLProgramming, O’Reilly
 McLaughlin M., (2008), Oracle Database 11g PL/SQL Programming, Oracle Press

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