CPSC 310 Database Management Systems
Learn about data modeling, design, normalization, data dictionaries, client server architecture, SQL, relational databases, and MySQL in this foundational level course on databases and their management systems. Special focus is provided on understanding the critical nature of information resources and why they must be carefully managed. The course uses examples and project-based assignments to support learning.
Cross Listed Courses
None
Prerequisite
MATH 200 & CPSC 210
Corequisite
None
Washington Technology University
Syllabus
CPSC 310 : Database Management Systems
5 Credits
Approved: 12/2/2021 2:17:08 PM
Course Description
Learn about data modeling, design, normalization, data dictionaries, client server architecture, SQL, relational databases, and MySQL in this foundational level course on databases and their management systems. Special focus is provided on understanding the critical nature of information resources and why they must be carefully managed. The course uses examples and project-based assignments to support learning.
Course Required Resources
Ricardo, C. (2017). Databases Illuminated. Burlington: Jones and Bartlett.
Course Keywords
Database management system, flat files, entities, attributes, cardinality, tables, constraints, referential integrity, normalization, normal forms, SQL, requirements gathering, ER modeling, Chen notation, deadlocks, data warehouses, big data