A core course in computer science, CS403, Database Management Systems (DBMS), focuses on the design, implementation, and management of databases. Designed with intermediate learners in mind, this course offers a thorough grasp of the concepts, methods, and procedures involved in database administration and software development.
Database administration, which is the study of structuring and arranging data to enable effective access, retrieval, and manipulation, is covered in depth in CS403. In order to learn more about subjects like relational databases, data modeling, database design, normalization, query languages, and transaction management, participants set out on a journey. Database management and its applications across multiple areas are explained to learners through a combination of theoretical education and hands-on experiences.
The relational database model, which is the most popular approach for data organization in contemporary database systems, is presented to participants in CS403. Along with learning about the fundamentals of relational database architecture and normalization, participants also gain knowledge of concepts like tables, rows, columns, keys, relationships, and constraints. Additionally, they learn how to create, query, update, and remove data in relational databases using Structured Query Language (SQL), obtaining hands-on experience with database development and manipulation.
Database management system applications in business, healthcare, education, finance, and e-commerce are examined in CS403. In addition to learning how to build and implement database solutions to satisfy the needs of various applications and sectors, participants also gain knowledge about how database systems are used to store, retrieve, and analyze enormous volumes of organized and unstructured data.
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