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    VIETNAM ACADEMY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

    UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY OF HANOI

    COURSE SYLLABUS
    GENERAL INFORMATION

    In English: Fundamentals of Databases


    Course Title
    In Vietnamese: Đại cương về các hệ cơ sở dữ liệu
    Credit 3
    Course Code ICT2.005 points
    (ECTS)
    Academic year 2024-2025
    Lecturer Nguyen Hoang Ha
    Phone 0982.235.711
    Email nguyen-hoang.ha@usth.edu.vn
    - Required
    Requirement - Elective
    - Free Elective
    Prerequisites Introduction to informatics, Computer architecture
    Lecture 27 hrs
    Exercises hrs

    Time Commitment Practical/Labwork 9 hrs

    Tutorial hrs
    Total 36 hrs

    DESCRIPTION

    Introduce students to the core concepts and principles of


    CO1
    databases and database systems.
    Provide an understanding of data models, particularly
    Course Objectives CO2
    relational models.
    (CO)
    CO3 Explain the Structured Query Language (SQL).
    Introduce a process to analyse and design the databases
    CO4
    for information systems.
    Course learning CLO 1: Understand the role of databases in different business and
    outcomes (CLO) information systems
    CLO 2: Understand the main concepts and terminologies of the
    database domain.
    1
    CLO 3: Have abilities to write SQL queries to manipulate a
    relational database
    CLO 4: Able to analyse and design a relational databases for
    information systems.
    Subject Description A database is an organized collection of
    data which is stored in the computer according to a certain rule. A
    database management system to manage and query data
    efficiently.
    The aim of this course is to provide students an overview of
    Database Management Systems, especially in relational database
    Briefly describing on
    course
    systems. The concepts and skills in Relational Model of Data,
    Design Theory of Databases, Integrity Constraint, also some
    aspects of Data manipulation on Relational such as relation
    algebra, PL/SQL, function, procedure, trigger & constraints are
    presented.
    During the course, students will have a chance to practice on a
    DBMS such as MySQL.
    (1) Nguyen Hoang Ha and Le Huu Ton, Fundamentals of
    Databases, USTH’s textbook
    (2) Jeffrey D. Ullman, Jennifer Widom: A First Course in
    Database Systems, Pearson, 3rd Edition (2007)
    (3) Kroenke, Auer, Vanderberg, Yoder, Database Concepts (9th
    References
    edition), Pearson, 2020
    (4) Hoffer, Venkataraman & Topi, Modern Database Management
    (13th edition), Pearson,
    2019.
    (5) Ben Forta, SQL in 10 Minutes, 5th edition, Sams, 2019

    ĐÁNH GIÁ/ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION
    Percentage Type
    Attendance/Attitude 10%
    Assignment 0%
    Mid-term exam 40% Multi-Choice Question
    Project / Presentation 0%
    Final exam 50% Computer-based exam

    MAIN CONTENTS

    Hours
    Class

    Contents Ref./Resources
    Lect.

    Exr.

    Prc.

    1 Overview of databases 3 Chapter 1 of [1]


    2 The relational model 3 Chapter 2 of [1]
    3 Basic SQL queries 3 3 Chapter 3 of [1]

    2
    4 Advanced SQL queries 3 3 Chapter 3 of [1]
    5 View, Stored procedure, Function, and Trigger 3 3 Chapter 4 of [1]
    6 Functional Dependency & Entity Diagram 3 Chapter 5 of [1]
    7 Database design 3 Chapter 5 of [1]
    8 Projects and case studies 6 Chapter 5 of [1]

    Notes:
    - Abbreviation: Lect. (Lecture), Exr. (Exercise), Prc. (Practice).
    - Exercises may include assignments, reports, student’s presentations, homework, class
    exercises, etc. for each class session.
    - Practicals mostly refer to labwork or outside practices such as field trips.

    Ha Noi, / 8 /2024
    DIRECTOR OF DEPARTMENT OF ICT

    Tran Giang Son

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