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COMP2400 Relational Databases

Later Year Course

Offered By Department of Computer Science
Academic Career Undergraduate
Course Subject Computer Science
Offered in Second Semester, 2009 and 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

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