Database Systems

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Code	Completion	Credits	Range	Language
128DASY	Z,ZK	3	1+1	Czech

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Department of Applied Informatics

Synopsis:

Basics of databases, apllication of the knowledge in real-world environment. Database Management Systems, real-world modeling, entities and relational tables, data models, data integrity, data security, conceptual schemas, business rules, relevant operations, modification anomalies, function and multivalued dependencies, normal forms, consolidation, SQL (Query Language).

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no prerequisities

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Study Objective:

Students can take an active part in operating and maintenance of DBS.

Study materials:

Riordan, R.: Designing Relational Database Systems, 1999, Microsoft Press/2001, Šimůnek, M.: SQL, kompletní průvodce, 1999, Grada, Paraha, Shepherd, J.C.: Database Management: Theory and application, 1990, IRWIN Inc. Boston,

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