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    This 3-credit course on databases will be held in the fall 2017 semester from October 9th to February 9th. The course objectives are to define fundamentals of database systems and solve problems in database design. Students will learn relational, object-oriented and distributed databases, and design relational databases through theory and practice. The course will be assessed through assignments, quizzes, reports, a midterm exam, and a final exam testing topics on database environment, SQL, ER modeling and more. The main textbook and schedule are also outlined.

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    This 3-credit course on databases will be held in the fall 2017 semester from October 9th to February 9th. The course objectives are to define fundamentals of database systems and solve problems in database design. Students will learn relational, object-oriented and distributed databases, and design relational databases through theory and practice. The course will be assessed through assignments, quizzes, reports, a midterm exam, and a final exam testing topics on database environment, SQL, ER modeling and more. The main textbook and schedule are also outlined.

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    This 3-credit course on databases will be held in the fall 2017 semester from October 9th to February 9th. The course objectives are to define fundamentals of database systems and solve problems in database design. Students will learn relational, object-oriented and distributed databases, and design relational databases through theory and practice. The course will be assessed through assignments, quizzes, reports, a midterm exam, and a final exam testing topics on database environment, SQL, ER modeling and more. The main textbook and schedule are also outlined.

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    This 3-credit course on databases will be held in the fall 2017 semester from October 9th to February 9th. The course objectives are to define fundamentals of database systems and solve problems in database design. Students will learn relational, object-oriented and distributed databases, and design relational databases through theory and practice. The course will be assessed through assignments, quizzes, reports, a midterm exam, and a final exam testing topics on database environment, SQL, ER modeling and more. The main textbook and schedule are also outlined.

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    FACULTY OF BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT

    COURSE OULTINE

    ACADEMIC YEAR 2017/2018


    SEMESTER OCTOBER 2017 (9 October 2017 9 February 2018)

    Course: Database Code: BMIS 32113


    Credit: 3 Pre-requisite: None
    Day Time Venue
    Lectures:
    Tutorial:

    Room: FBM Block


    Lecturer: Ms. Nor Halwani Md. Radzi 1st Floor, Ext: 8148
    Email: waniradzi@gmail.com
    norhalwani@aimst,.edu.my
    Objectives:

    Learning outcomes:
    define the fundamentals of relational, object-oriented, and distributed database systems
    including: data models, database architectures, and database manipulations.
    solve problems in query formulation, data modeling, normalization, application data
    requirements, and customization of database applications.
    design relational database in both theory and practical application.
    Synopsis
    This course covers database design and the use of databases in applications, with a short
    introduction to the internals of relational database systems. It includes coverage of the relational
    model, relational algebra, and SQL. The course also features database design and relational design
    principles based on dependencies and normal forms.

    Assessment Details
    Assessment % Element Related topics Mode Due Date
    Components
    Assignment 10% PBL Topic 1 & 2 Presentation 24 Feb 2015
    Case study Topic 5 Presentation 11 Mac 2015
    Quiz To be informed Written Refer schedule
    Report 10% Case study Topic 9 Report 17 Apr 2015
    Case study Topic 11 4 May 2015
    Mid-Semester 20% Exam To be informed Written 8 April 2015
    Exam
    Final Exam 60% Exam To be informed Written None
    Main Text
    1.

    1
    Course Schedule
    WEEK TOPIC / CHAPTER ACTIVITY/ASSESSMENT

    Lecture 1 Introduction to Database


    Data, Database, DBMS and Database Systems
    Lecture 2 - Introduction to Database
    1 Traditional File-Based Approach
    09/10- Database Approach
    13/10/2017 Lecture 3 - Introduction to Database
    Roles in Database Environment
    History of DBMS
    Advantages and Disadvantages of DBMS

    Lecture 4 Database Environment


    Assign 1: PBL
    ANSI-SPARC Architecture
    presentation (24/2)
    Database Languages
    2
    Lecture 5 Database Environment
    16/10-
    Data Models and Conceptual Modeling
    20/10/2017
    Functions of a DBMS
    Components of a DBMS
    Multi-User DBMS Architectures

    Lecture 6 Relational Model


    Quiz 1 (27/02)
    History of Relational Model
    3
    Terminology
    23/10-
    Lecture 7 Relational Model
    27/10/2017
    Relational Integrity
    Views

    Lecture 8 SQL : Data Manipulation


    Introduction to SQL
    4
    Writing SQL Commands
    30/10-
    Data Manipulation
    03/11/2017
    Lecture 9 SQL : Data Manipulation
    Data Manipulation

    Lecture 10 SQL : Data Manipulation


    Data Manipulation
    5
    Lecture 11 SQL : Data Definition
    06/11-
    SQL Data Types
    10/11/2017
    Integrity Features
    Lecture 12 SQL : Data Definition
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    2
    WEEK TOPIC / CHAPTER ACTIVITY/ASSESSMENT

    6 Lecture 13 SQL : Data Definition Assign 2 : case study


    13/11- Transactions presentation (11/3)
    17/11/2017 Access Control

    Lecture 14 Entity-Relationship Modeling


    7
    20/11- Entity Types
    Relationship Types Quiz 2 (20/03)
    24/11/2017
    Lecture 15 Entity-Relationship Modeling
    Attributes
    MID-SEMESTER BREAK (27 Nov 2017 01 Dec 2017)

    Topic 7 : Knowledge Capture Systems : Systems that Mid-Semester Exam


    8
    preserve & formalize knowledge (08/4 Wednesday)
    (Chapter 7)

    Topic 8 : Knowledge Sharing Systems: Systems that


    organize & distribute knowledge
    9
    (Chapter 8)

    Topic 9 : Knowledge Discovery Systems: Systems that


    Report 1 due (17/4)
    10 create knowledge
    (Chapter 9)

    PART 3: MANAGEMENT & THE FUTURE OF


    KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT Quiz 3 (24/04)
    11
    Topic 10: Emergent Knowledge Management Practices
    (Chapter 10)

    Topic 11 : Leadership & Assessment of Knowledge


    12 Report 2 due (04/5)
    Management
    (Chapter 12)
    Topic 12: The Future of Knowledge Management
    13
    (Chapter 13)
    14 REVISION WEEK
    STUDY BREAK (22 Jan 2017 26 Jan 2017)
    EXAMINATION WEEK (3 weeks : 25 May 2015 12 June 2015)

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