COURSE OVERVIEW
The Database Management Systems (DBMS) course provides students with a strong foundation in how data is stored, organized, and managed efficiently in modern applications. It begins with core concepts such as database characteristics, architecture, data models, and the differences between file systems and databases. Students will learn to design conceptual models using ER diagrams and understand the relational model including relational algebra and constraints.
The course includes hands-on learning of SQL—from basic queries to advanced features like joins, nested queries, functions, views, and relational set operations. It further covers schema refinement through normalization techniques to ensure efficient, consistent, and non-redundant database design. Students are also introduced to transaction management, concurrency control, recovery techniques, and indexing mechanisms like B+ Trees and hashing to ensure high-performance data processing.
By the end of this course, learners will be equipped to design structured databases, write effective SQL queries, and understand the internal working mechanisms that ensure data integrity, security, and high performance in real-time database environments.
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