ITM 451/471 - Database Design and Management

(3 Credits)


Understanding database technology is essential to building modern business computer applications in either a classical environment or in the new Internet environment. In a recent national Information Week survey, database technologies were noted in 3 out of the top 5 IT areas where more qualified IS professional would be needed in the next decade.


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Textbook

Database Processing by David Kroenke, 10th Edition ISBN:9780131672673


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COURSE OUTLINE

Session #SubjectText ReferenceNotes
1Database OverviewChapter 1Project Teams
2Introduction to SQLChapter 2...
3The Relational Model & NormalizationChapter 3 & 4...
4Entity Relationship ModelChapter 5Test 1
5ER Lab......
6Database Design with ERChapter 6...
7Database Design Lab...Test 2
8Relational Algebra...Design Report
9SQL I......
10SQL II......
11Database ImplementationChapters 7 & 8...
12MySQLChapter 14Test 3
13Database Environments & Distributed ProcessingChapters 12 - 14...
14Project Presentations......

A session is one week for the day program and one class for evening or graduate school. The above schedule is a tentative guideline. The progress of the class will typically vary somewhat from this outline and additional material may be added. Scheduled homework and tests will be announced in class, therefore it is important to stay informed if absent from class.