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1. Advanced Database Design and
Implementation
Dr. MohamedAhmedMohamedAli
University of Khartoum
Faculty of Mathematical Sciences
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2. CourseMotivation
• Database is a hotfieldin ICT.
• DBMS developers are in demand.
• Many challenging unsolved problems in data management
and processing
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3. CourseDescription
This course buildson theintroductory modulein databases.
This course intends to introduce more advanced topics and
new trends in databases such as data mining and data
warehousing, distributed databases and client server
architecture after introducing the DBMS design and
implementation.
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4. CourseObjectives
• Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
• Understand in depth information about system implementation
techniques, data storage, representing data elements, database system
architecture, the system catalog, query processing and optimization,
transaction processing concepts, concurrency control techniques,
database recovery techniques, database security and authorization,
enhanced data models for advanced applications, temporal databases,
deductive databases, database technology for decision support systems,
distributed databases and client server architecture, advanced database
concepts, and emerging technologies and applications.
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5. Coursetopics
– Introduction to DBMS
– Normalization
– Data Mining & Data Warehousing
– Concurrency Control
– Indexing
– Storage Models, Compression
– Logging & Recovery Methods
– Query Optimization, Execution, Compilation
– Distributed Databases .
– Database Security .
– Temporal database
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6. Grading
• GradeComponents:
– 10%- Assignments
– 10%- Tests
– 20%- MiniProject
– 60%- FinalExam
– Total=100
– Classattendancewillbeusedattheinstructor’sdiscretionto
adjustthegrade.
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7. Course Prerequisite
• Database Concepts
• Any Programminglanguage( C++, Java…)
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8. Policy on Academic Integrity
and Plagiarism
• Strictly follow the department policy.
– A reportgoes tothe academicofficeandassociatedean.
– I do notdiscussthe violationwithstudentsdirectly.
• Youare notallowed to copy-and-paste lecture diagram and notes to your
homework.
• If you copya sentence, it shall bein italics with proper reference. If you copya
paragraph, it is considered plagiarism.
– If twostudentsusethe exactlysamesentenceon thehomework,bothreceive zerocredits
forthehomework.
• You areencouraged to discuss the homework, but DO NOTlook at each
other’shomework.
• Do not let others seeyour homework.
• Min Penalty: F (zerocredit)for the homework.
• 2nd offense or cheating in the exam:F for the class.
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9. References
• Elmasri& Navathe,Fundamentals of Database Systems, 6th
Edition.
• Connolly and Begg, Database Systems: a PracticalApproach
to Design, Implementation,and Management ,5th Edition.
• Coronel, Morris, and Rob, Database Systems:Design,
Implementation, andManagement ,9th Edition.
• (available on lms.uofk.edu)
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10. AboutMe (Instructor)
– Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed Ali.
– H/P: 0912131188
– Office hour
• Monday8:30AM to10:30AM- ITNA Office
– Discussion Board:
• Visit lms.uofk.edu
• contact forQ&A.
• Announcements
• Assignments
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11. DATABASE
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12. DatabaseSystemEnvironment
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13. DatabaseSystems
• DB?
• Benefitsof DB?
• DBMS?
• DB Characteristics ?
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14. Assignment
– Write a report to discuss chapters (1 & 2). Fundamentals of
Database Systems , Elmasri& Navathe. 4-5 papers
– Submit to lms.uofk.edu
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