IF32181 Basisdata

Semester Gasal TA 2018/2019

Outline
 Course Description
 Course Objective
 Course Format
 Course Content
 Grading Procedure
 Tools
 Reference and Text Book

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 Lecturer : Verawaty Situmorang
 Teaching Assistant :
 Joyce N Manurung (JNM)
 Cynthia Deborah Nababan (CDN)
Please do not hesitate to contact lecturers if
you want to address questions (STRONGLY
recommended).

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Course Description
 Provide an introduction to the design and implementation of database
systems, as well as an appreciation of the key issues in building such
system
 Review the knowledge of database design using E-R Diagram, data
integrity, and data normalization.
 Begin with introducing the Database System architecture and the relational
model.
 Study and practice (Advanced) Transact-SQL, Database Programming,
Transaction Management, Concurrency, and XML
 Provide knowledge of XML concept as a standard for document markup
(XML Structure, DTD, XML Schema and how to Querying and transforming
XML data from database)
 Provide knowledge of Big Data and learn how to process and store massive
amounts of unstructured data (Big Data) in NoSQL Database

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Course Objectives

 The objectives of this course are to provide students with knowledge

and skills of :
 Design using E-R Diagram, data integrity, data normalization

 Database system architecture

 Using Transact-SQL Data Definition Language (DDL) to create

database and table and implementing data integrity.
 Using T-SQL Data Manipulation Language to retrieve data from a

table and multiple table (JOIN).

 Using advanced query technique: Subquery and Union Operator.

 Database programming: Stored Procedure, Function, Cursor, and

Trigger
 Knowledge of transaction management and concurrency control

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Course Objectives

 The objectives of this course are to provide students with

knowledge and skills of :
 Using transaction, set transaction isolation level, and set
deadlock priority
 Writing XML document properly

 Querying and transforming XML data from/to database

 Concept of big data and able to process big data, store it in

NoSQL Database

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Course Format

 The course will be delivered in classroom

lecture and laboratory
work. The composition is:
o Lecture : 1 credit
o Practical Work : 2 credits

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Grading Procedure

 Practical Work/Assignment : 20%

 Quiz : 10%
 Mid Semester : 35%
 Final Semester : 35%

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Course Content

 Module 1 : Introduction to Database

System
 Database system architecture
 Relational model
 Relational database
 ERD model
 Data integrity
 Overview of RDMS environment: SQL Server
2008

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Course Content

 Module 2: Transact-SQL
 DDL: creating database, creating table and constraints,
views, indexes, etc.
 DML: Query, query multiple tables, summarizing data,
etc.
 Module 3: Database Programming
 Stored Procedure
 Function
 Cursor
 Package (Job and Schedule)
 Triggers
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Course Content

 Module 4: Transaction Management

 Transaction processing concept
 Concurrency control
 Locking

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Course Content

 Module 5: XML Data dan XML

Transformation
 XML Structure, XML Schema, DTD, XPATH,
Xquery
 Querying and transforming XML data from/to
database
 Module 6: Big Data Concepts
 Big Data Concepts
 How to Store and Process Big Data?
 Storage for Big Data (NoSQL Database)
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Course Content

 Module 7: Working with MongoDB

 Store data in MongoDB

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Tools

 DBMS : SQL Server 2014

 XML Editor
 MongoDB
 RoboMongo : IDE for querying data in
MongoDB

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 Do
 Read materials before class!

 Take assignments seriously

 Ask questions if you don’t understand Something

 Don’t
 expect a high mark if you ignore

reading/class/assignments
 hand in other peoples’ work (it’s cheating)

 harass others (it’s University policy)

 distract or disrupt the class (it’s immature)

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 Silberschatz, A., Korth, H.F. & Sudarshan, S., Database system
concepts. McGraw Hill (4th ed.),2010.
 Rick F. van der Lans., Introduction to SQL, Addison-Wesley,
2007
 Davidson, L., Kline, K & Windisch K., Pro SQL Server 2005
Database design and Optimization
 Kevin Williams., Profesional XML Databases, Wrox Press, 2000
 E-book: Microsoft SQL Server 2008, MSDN Library.
 Judith Hurwitz, Big Data for Dummies, John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
 Marz Nathan., Warren James., Big Data: Principles and best
practices of scalable realtime data systems, 2013
 http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/

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 Thank You 

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