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Dr. Vijay V. Raghavan
BEP 447 College of Business
Northern
Kentucky University
Highland Heights, KY
41099
Phone: (859)572-6358
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IFS 494 - SPECIAL TOPICS IN INFORMATION
SYSTEMS (Fall 2003) Advanced Database Management Concepts Using
ORACLE
STUDY RESOURCES
Instructor:
Dr. Vijay V. Raghavan
Office: BEP 447 Office Hours: 3:00 – 6:00 Tuesdays & 3:00 – 4:00 Thursdays
E - Mail: raghavan@nku.edu
Web Page:
http://www.nku.edu/~raghavan
Course Description:
Advanced database design
concepts from an applied perspective; Advanced SQL with special
focus on subqueries and different types of joins, creating and
managing indexes, writing triggers and stored procedures,
loading data into database tables from flatfiles.
Prerequisites: Certified
Information Systems Major and Senior Standing
Text
Books:
Modern Database Management, 6e, Hoffer, Prescott and McFadden, © 2002 - ISBN 0-13-033969-5.
Oracle 8 Programming - A Primer © 2000 / 0-201-61258-5 By Rajasekar Sunderraman
Important
Dates: August 25 - Classes begin August 30 - Last day to
register or enter a course, Last day to withdraw with 100% refund
September 13 - Last day to drop a course without a grade appearing
on student's permanent record (U/G); Last day to drop a course with 50%
refund (U/G). October 20-21 Fall Break – No Classes November 1 -
Last day to drop a full term course with a grade of W November 26-29
Thanksgiving Holidays – No Classes Final Examination –
December 18 (Thursday)
Grading:
Four unannounced quizzes 15% each;
Assignments 20%; Final Examination – December 18
(Thursday)
- 20%
Tentative Schedule:
TThe Context Of Database Management.
1. The Database Environment.
2. The Database Development Process.
Database Analysis.
3. Modeling Data In The Organization.
4. Advanced Data Modeling.
Database Design.
5. Logical Database Design And The Relational Model.
6. Physical Database Design And Performance.
9. The Client/Server Environment.
10. The Internet Environment.
11. Data Warehousing.
Advanced Database Topics.
12. Data And Database Administration.
13. Distributed Databases.
14. Object-Oriented Data Modeling.
15. Object-Oriented Database Development.
The following sections will be covered from the Sunderraman text
SQL; Relational Algebra; Sub queriesPL-SQL Program Structure,
Procedures and PackagesTriggers
The class is an advanced fast-paced class
on database concepts and design. Students are expected to handle
operational-environment problems in mature manner, allocate time
outside of class to finish assignments and read materials
assigned to get ready for each class.
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