- Instructor: Prof. Sung-Hyuk Cha
- CRN: 37220
- Meeting:
- Textbook:
Silberschatz, Korth, and Sudarshan,
Database System
Concepts, 4th edition, McGraw-Hill, 2001
- Course Goals:
This course provides an introduction to database concepts, data models,
SQL, and database design. The major goal is to provide students with an
understanding of the basic concepts underlying the design and use of a
database system. A database management system will be used as a vehicle
for illustrating some of the concepts discussed in the course.
- Prerequisites:
CS232 Computer
Organization II and
CS242 Data
Structures and Algorithms II
- Lecture Notes: can be accessed using the http://blackboard.pace.edu.
Blackboard Login Procedures for Registered Students are available
here
- Project: consists of the design and implementation of a
database application of your choice using either MicroSoft Access or
MySQL. It is decomposed into 3 parts. In the first part, choose a
non-trivial application (e.g., an enterprise involving companies,
departments, employees, inventory etc.) and model it by stating the
requirements and using an E-R diagram. The second part is the
implementation of the relational model based upon the E-R diagram of the
first part. The final part is the implementation of the application. This
project is to be done in groups of 3.
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- Schedule:
| Week | Topic |
|---|
| 1 (1/25) | Ch 1 Introduction & Ch 2
Entity-Relationship Model |
| 2 (2/1)
| Ch 3 Relational Algebra
|
| 3 (2/8)
| Ch 3 Tuple & Domain Relational Calculus & Ch 4 SQL
|
| 4 (2/15)
| Ch 4 SQL, Prj
Part I due |
| 5 (2/22)
| Ch 5 QBE & Datalog
|
| 6 (3/1)
| Review
|
| 7 (3/8)
| Midterm
|
| 8 (3/15)
| Spring Break
|
| 9 (3/22)
| Ch 6 Integrity and Security, Prj Part II
due
|
| 10 (3/29)
| Easter
|
| 11 (4/5)
| Ch 7 Relational Database Design
|
| 12 (4/12)
| Ch 12 Indexing and Hashing |
| 13 (4/19)
| Ch 15 Transactions |
| 14 (4/26)
| Ch 22 Advanced Querying and Information Retrieval
|
| 15 (5/3)
| Project presentation, Prj Part III
due |
| 16
| Final Exam
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- Evaluation:
- Quizzes (10%): There will be 10-minutes quizzes given at
the beginning of most lecture classes. Topics will be those covered
most recently.
Your lowest score on the quizzes will be dropped.
- Project (30%): 3 student group project. Presentation with
demonstration is required.
- Midterm Exam (30%):
- Final Exam (30%):
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