This document outlines the key topics to be covered for a database management systems course, including data modeling concepts, relational database design, SQL, database administration, and more. The final paper will cover database concepts, SQL, ERD modeling, and objectives, worth a total of 60 marks. Students will also complete assignments, quizzes, and a midterm exam contributing to the overall course grade.
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This document outlines the key topics to be covered for a database management systems course, including data modeling concepts, relational database design, SQL, database administration, and more. The final paper will cover database concepts, SQL, ERD modeling, and objectives, worth a total of 60 marks. Students will also complete assignments, quizzes, and a midterm exam contributing to the overall course grade.
This document outlines the key topics to be covered for a database management systems course, including data modeling concepts, relational database design, SQL, database administration, and more. The final paper will cover database concepts, SQL, ERD modeling, and objectives, worth a total of 60 marks. Students will also complete assignments, quizzes, and a midterm exam contributing to the overall course grade.
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This document outlines the key topics to be covered for a database management systems course, including data modeling concepts, relational database design, SQL, database administration, and more. The final paper will cover database concepts, SQL, ERD modeling, and objectives, worth a total of 60 marks. Students will also complete assignments, quizzes, and a midterm exam contributing to the overall course grade.
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2. Levels of Data 3. Field, Record, Tables 4. DB Approaches 5. Disadvantages of Conventional DB 6. Database Environment • User request • DB • Data dictionary • DBMS • Application program • DBA 7. Attributes & its Types 8. Relation b/w Fields 9. Types of Relationships 10. Relationship b/w Records 11. Strong & Weak Entity 12. Data Models 13. Basic Terminologies of Relational Model 14. ERD 15. Anomalies 16. Types of Dependencies 17. Normalization (1NF, 2NF, 3NF, BCNF) 18. Centralized & Distributed DB 19. Data Integrity + (Added by me) - E-R Conceptual and logical models -SQL (which were provided to you) -- DML --DDL --Functions -MS Access (relationship, tables, queries, forms ) - DBMS power point presentation - most importantly the assignment. Final Paper will be of 60 Marks Mid term = 20 Marks Assignment = 10 Marks Quizes = 10 Marks
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DB concepts(theory) = 25-30 Marks SQL = 10-15 marks ERD = 10 marks objectives = 10 marks