CS 1190 - Database Design Systems

3.00 credits.

With the use of thought-provoking real-world and fictional case studies, interesting lectures and stimulating discussions, this class will explore the world of database systems, and database management. We will discover how vital a database is in today’s business and technological environments; and the strength of the DBMS. Several different models will be discussed, and we will extract information from the database with query languages such as SQL. Time will also be spent finding techniques to improve most of the challenges of the database environment while also discovering methods for optimizing, enhancing and protecting the database itself.Prerequisite(s): CS 1180 - Fundamentals of Computer Architecture

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