Course detail
Database Systems
FP-DBSAcad. year: 2012/2013
The course focuses especially on the following topics: History of database systems, architecture of database management systems. SQL server – general overview. Relational database system. Data types, data organization and storage, indexes, SQL language, Creation and connection of tables. Limitation of tables and normalization. Transactions, locks and saved operations. Use of databases in the internet. XML technology. Analytical services. Security.
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Assesment methods and criteria linked to learning outcomes
1. Active participation in the exercises and control of elaborated partial tasks in three pre-set deadlines – max. 45 points. 2. Presentation of semester work – max 15 points. 3. Total number of points for awarding the course-unit credit has to be higher than 50
Conditions for passing an exam: Knowledge of taught topics and its practical application.
Form of examination: Combined – a written test on theoretical topics and practical solution of the assigned task.
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Specification of controlled education, way of implementation and compensation for absences
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Basic literature
STEPHENS, R.K., PLEW R.R.: Naučte se SQL za 21 dní. Brno, Computer Press 2004, 491 s., ISBN 80-722-6870-8 (CS)
VIEIRA, R.: SQL Server 2000 – programujeme profesionálně. Praha, Computer Press 2001, 1105 s., ISBN 80-7226-506-7 (CS)
Recommended reading
MORKES D.: SQL Server 2000 – tvorba, úprava a správa databází. Praha, Grada 2004, 225 s., ISBN 80-247-0732-2 (CS)
ŠIMŮNEK M.: SQL kompletní kapesní průvodce. Praha, Grada 1999, 244 s., ISBN 80-7169-692-7 (CS)
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History of database systems, SQL server 2000
Relational database system, data types, data storage and structures of indexes
T-SQL language commands
Creation of tables, their changes, connections, limitations and normalization.
Views, saved operations
Transactions and locks
Releases
Advanced queries
Analytical services of SQL server
Data security
Creation of database applications in the Internet, creation of dynamic HTML
XML technology
New trends in database technologies
Computer-assisted exercise
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