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INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA

COURSE OUTLINE

Kulliyyah Information and Communications Technology (KICT)

Department Information Systems

Programme Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT)

Bachelor of Computer Science (BCS)

Course Title Introduction to Database

Course Code INFO 1101

Status Kulliyyah Required Course

Level 1 and 2

Credit Hours 3 credit hours

Contact Hours 3 hours

Pre-requisites(if any)

None

Co-requisites(if any)

None

Instructional

Strategies Presentation and Lectures Project Discussion Tutoring Computer Lab Work Oral reports


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Course

AssessmentState weightage

of each type ofassessment.

LO Assessment Method %

1,2,4 Midterm Exam 15

1,2,4,5 Assignments

Lab Written 105

1,2 Lab Test (SQL) 103,5,6 Group Project (user requirement

collection, designing, report,presentation lab based)

20

1,2,4,5 Final Examination 40

TOTAL 100 %

Instructor(s) TBD

Semester

Offered

Semester I and II

Course Synopsis This course covers introduction to database, database environment,

relational model, relational algebra, SQL, database planning, design and

administration, entity relationship modelling, enhanced entity relationship,normalization, methodology such as conceptual database design, logical

database design, physical database design and monitoring and tuning the

operational system.

Course

Objectives

The objectives of the course are:

To expose students to the theory and principles of Database Systems. To prepare the students with the ability to apply the theory of DBMS. To expose students with small scale database projects.

Learning

Outcomes

Upon completion of this course, the student should be able to:

1. Demonstrate database knowledge and understanding of basicconcepts of database.

2. Demonstrate the knowledge and understanding of structured querylanguage (SQL), in particular Data Definition Language (DDL)

and Data Manipulation Language (DML).

3. Apply and use computer-based software to design and createdatabase.

4. Demonstrate the knowledge, understanding and methodology ofdatabase design through translating user requirements into datamodel.

5. Apply data modeling and normalization techniques in designingdatabase.

6. Work as a team to collect user requirement, design database, writereport and demonstrate the output through collective presentation.


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Content Outlines

Week Topics Chapters

1 Course IntroductionIntroduction to Databases

1

Database Environment 22

The Relational Model 3

3 Relational Algebra and Relational Calculus 4

4 SQL: Data Manipulation

SELECT statements Restricting & Sorting Data Grouping Data SubqueriesHands-On: Lab Session

5

5 SQL: Data Manipulation

Multi-Table Queries (Join statements) Set Operators (UNION, INTERSECT) INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE statementsHands-On: Lab Session

5

6 SQL: Data Definition

Table Creation (CREATE TABLE) Table Structure Modification (ALTER TABLE) Integrity ConstraintsHands-On: Lab Session

6

7 SQL: Data Definition

Views Views Restrictions Access Control (GRANT, REVOKE) Data DictionaryHands-On: Lab Session

6

8 Database Planning, Design and Administration 9


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9 Entity-Relationship ModelingHands-On: Lab Session

11

10 Enhanced Entity-Relationship Modeling

Hands-On: Lab Session

12

11 Normalization First Normal Form Second Normal Form Third Normal Form

13

12 Advanced Normalization

Fourth Normal Form Fifth Normal Form Boyce_Codd Normal Form

14

Conceptual Database Design 15

Logical Database Design for the Relational Model 16

13

Physical Database Design for Relational Databases 17

Monitoring and Tuning the Operational System 1814

Overview of Database Security, Transaction Management andQuery Processing.

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References RequiredConnolly, T.M., & Begg, C. (2005).Database Systems: A Practical Approach

to Design, Implementation, and Management(4th

Edition). USA:Addison Wesley.

Recommended

Date, C. J. (2004).An Introduction to Database Systems. (8th

Eddition).USA:Addison Wesley.

Garcia-Molina, H., Ullman, J.D., & Widom, J. (2002).Database Systems:

The Complete Book(International Edition).New Jersey: Prentice Hall.

Gerald, V. Post (2005).Database Management Systems: Designing andBuilding Business Applications (3

rd Edition). USA: Mc Graw Hill.

Nilesh Shah (2005).Database Systems Using Oracle (2nd

Edition). USA :

Prentice Hall.


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Ramakrishnan, R., & Gehrke, J. (2002).Database Management Systems(3rd Edition). New Jersey: McGraw-Hill.

Rob, P., & Coronel, C. (2001).Database Systems: Design, Implementation,

Management(5th Edition). Boston, MA: Course Technology.

ProposedStart Date

(Semester)

Semester I, 2007/2008

Batch of

Students to

be Affected

ALL

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