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Database
Release Date: 2017-09-221. Basic Course Information
Course Name: Database
Course Code: 101103
Credit Hours/Credits: 48/3
Student Body: Undergraduates majoring in Information and Computing Science
Prerequisites: High-Level Language Programming, Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications
Subsequent Course: Mobile Application Developing and Enterprise Application Developing
Course Category: Specialty Basic Course
Assessment: Final exam (70%) + Participation & Assignments (30%)
2. Course Introduction
Database technology has become a core technology and an important base of computer information systems and application systems. This course introduces not only the theory, but also basic skills of database systems operation and maintenance as well as methods of designing database. The contents includes: the basic concepts of database systems and basic theories, data models, relational databases, SQL standardized theory, database security and safety, concurrency control technology, recovery technology and methods of designing database.