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Hacettepe University Department of Information Management

BBY 309 Database Management Systems (Fall 2005) Yaşar Tonta


Time and place: Monday 12:40-15:30 (Amfi 1)

Instructor: Yaşar Tonta (e-mail: tonta@hacettepe.edu.tr; tel: 297 82 04) 

Teaching Assistants (TAs): İrem Soydal (soydal@hacettepe.edu.tr) & Yurdagül Ünal (yurdagul@hacettepe.edu.tr)

Course web site: http://yunus.hacettepe.edu.tr/~tonta/courses/fall2005/bby309/bby309dersamac2005.htm


Course Objectives and Reading List  

COURSE SCHEDULE

Week /Subject

03/10: Introduction to Database Processing

      Introduction to Course; Basic database concepts; file management vs. database management systems

      Introduction to the Course (Slides)

      Read Kroenke, Chapter 1

      Kroenke, Chapter 1 Slides

10/10: Case Studies of Database Applications; Introduction to Microsoft Access 2000

      Read Kroenke, Chapter 1 and look through a MS Access book; Use MS Access in the Computer Laboratory

Lecture Slides

17/10: Case Studies of Database Applications; Introduction to Microsoft Access 2000 (cont’d)

      Read Kroenke, Chapter 1 and look through a MS Access book; Use MS Access in the Computer Laboratory

 24/10: Entity-Relationship Data Modeling: Tools and Techniques

      Read Kroenke, Chapter 2, Kroenke, Chapter 2 Slides (original);  (local copy on course web site; FASTER)

            Lecture Slides: Database Design Process

Homework: Cookie  databases assignment (Ungraded).  To be completed by November 07, 2005 12:30 pm.

Answers for Cookie Assignment

31/10: Entity-Relationship Data Modeling: Process and Examples

      Read Kroenke, Chapter 3, Kroenke, Chapter 3 Slides (local copy on course web site; FASTER)

            Lecture Slides: E-R Examples

            Homework: Entity-Relationship (E-R) Diagram. Due in class on November 21, 2005 12:30 pm.

07/11: Midterm I

      Note: This midterm aims to test your knowledge of MS Access and will be a practical one.  It will take place in the Department’s Computer Lab.  Each student will be given a few questions similar to the ones contained in the Cookie homework and asked to answer them using the Cookie database.  Answers will be stored in each student’s designated workspace under Network Neighborhood/bilgi/<your_directory> (More detailed instructions will be provided during class and before the exam.) 

      Answers for Midterm I

14/11: Logical Database Design; Relational Model and Normalization

      Read Kroenke, Chapter 4, Kroenke, Chapter 4 Slides

      E-R diagram assignment due: 12:30 p.m.

21/11: Physical Database Design

      Read Kroenke, Chapter 5, Kroenke, Chapter 5 Slides

28/11: Introduction to Structured Query Language (SQL)

       Read Kroenke, Chapter 6, Kroenke, Chapter 6 Slides

      Homework: Final Project: due on May 16, 2005 09:00 a.m.)

      Presentation:   Example database: “University

                              Presentation slides forUniversitydatabase.

05/12: Using SQL in Applications

       Read Kroenke, Chapter 7, Kroenke, Chapter 7 Slides

12/12: Database Redesign

       Read Kroenke, Chapter 8, Kroenke, Chapter 8 Slides

19/12: Midterm II

26/12: Internet Database Environment

      Read Hoffer, Prescott & McFadden, Chapter 10

02/01: Data and Database Administration

      Read Hoffer, Prescott & McFadden, Chapter 12

      Final project due: 12:30 p.m.


Yaşar Tonta

tonta@hacettepe.edu.tr

Last updated: Nov. 28, 2005