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DATABASE

INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE


Lecturer: MS. Lam Hong Thanh
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INSTRUCTOR
• Instructor: MS Lam Hong Thanh
▫ Email: [email protected]
▫ Phone/ Zalo/ Viber: 0989 339 205
▫ Areas: Data Analysis, Software Engineering, AI & ML, RPA
• Teaching Assistant: Mr Nguyen Duy Nghia (Junior)
▫ Email: [email protected]
▫ Phone/ Zalo: 0383213327
▫ Major: Management Information System Talent
▫ Areas: Data Analysis
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What will be covered?

• Fundamentals of relational database theory


• Important data management concepts such as data modeling,
database design; process and access to data.
• Issues related to actual data in existing business information
systems.
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References
• [1] Jeffrey A. Hoffer, MODERN DATABASE MANAGEMENT 10th, Prentice Hall
• [2] Nhập môn cơ sở dữ liệu, Nguyễn Duy Nhất.
• [3] Introduction to Oracle11g : SQL Fundamentals, Student Guide, Oracle
University
• [4] David Maier, The Theory of Relational Databases, Computer Science Press,
Rockville 1983.
• [5] MS Press - Microsoft SQL Server 2008 T-SQL Fundamentals (2008).chm
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Assessments

• Assignments and group (30%) (On-going)


• Practical Assignment (20%) (Mid-term)
• Final Exam (50%) (Final)
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Group Project

• 4-5 students per group


• Two directions: A database that can:
▫ Support functions of a company
▫ Business processes (Merchandise, Sales, Production, etc…)
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Group Project

• Two phrases:
▫ Logical design
▫ Write SQL to extract data for reporting
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Timeline

• Week 1: Chapter 01
• Week 2: Chapter 02
• Week 3: Chapter 03 – Group project presentation Phrase 1
Lab practicing: Introduction to SSMS
• Week 4: Mini-test 1 - Chapter 04
Lab practicing: Table structure - SELECT
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Timeline

• Week 5: Chapter 04 (cont)


Lab practicing: FUNCTION
• Week 6: Chapter 05
Lab practicing: JOIN
• Week 7: Minitest 2 - Chapter 06
Lab practicing: GROUP BY
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Timeline

• Week 8: Chapter 06 (cont)


Lab practicing: SUBQUERY
• Week 9: Chapter 07
Lab practicing: SET
Week 10: Chapter 07 (cont) – Submission of group project
Lab practicing: DCL
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OVERVIEW
What is Database and SQL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FR4QIeZaPeM&t=127s
1. What is data and some examples?
2. What is a database and some examples?
3. What types of DBMS and some examples?
4. List some example of RDBMS
5. What is the differences between Network DBMS and Relational DBMS?
6. What is SQL and why we use SQL?

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