Relational Databases COMP2400  - Details

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Later Year Course


Offered By: Department of Computer Science
Academic Career: Undergraduate
Course Subject: Computer Science
Offered in: Second Semester, 2010
Unit Value: 6 units
Course Description:

Introduction to the basic goals, functions, models, components, applications, and social impact of database system applications. The course introduces the relational data model and the database query language SQL. Entity-Relationship Diagrams are introduced as a tool for conceptual modeling. Effective mapping of a conceptual model to a relational database schema requires some appreciation of the role of integrity constraints, and the impact of DBMS characteristics.

Indicative Assessment:

Continuous Assessment (30%); Mid Semester Exam (20%); Final Exam (50%)

Workload:

Thirty one-hour lectures and six two-hour tutorial/laboratory sessions

Areas of Interest: Information Technology and Software Engineering
Assumed Knowledge and
Required Skills:
COMP1100 or COMP1710 or INFS1001
Majors/Specialisations: IT in New Media Arts
Programs: Bachelor of Arts (New Media Arts)
Science Group: B