Number of hours
- Lectures 27.0
- Projects -
- Tutorials 27.0
- Internship -
- Laboratory works -
- Written tests -
ECTS
ECTS 4.0
Goal(s)
Data are now central to our information society. An adaptive, reliable and efficient data management is crucial for the effective operation of enterprises and their evolution. Database Management Systems (DBMS) tools are vital for ensuring that management. The objective of this course is to present the fundamentals of DBMS, their architecture and their evolutions.
Responsible(s)
Christophe BOBINEAU
Content(s)
We remind the principles of Relational DBMS (the most used): models, properties of relations (normalization) and manipulation languages. The design aspects of database schemas will be revisited. We will also present extensions of relational systems (non-relational systems and object-relational ones). We also discuss mechanisms such as active rules for associating behavior to relations and, in particular, to ensure the verification of integrity constraints on data.
We will study the architecture of Database Management Systems, looking their various components including the transactional core constituting an essential element of these systems. We will discuss the main aspects (techniques, algorithms) with the transactional support mechanisms for fault tolerance, concurrency control and consistency management. We will also look at query evaluation and optimization techniques, algebraic optimization techniques, data structures and methods for indexing data and other data paths.
We conclude the course with an overview of developments in the field (models, languages, system) related to Big Data phenomenon.
PrerequisitesDatabases simple principles
Test
Evaluation : 30% of TP notés and 70% of Examen Ecrit (2h)
Resit : 30% of TP notés (reported score) and 70% of Examen Ecrit (2h)
ACADEMIC PERIOD 5 :
CC : Evaluated practice
ET : written (2 hours)
Authorized documents : 2 A4 double-sided paper sheets, Foreign language dictionaries
Forbidden documents : Books
Equipment :
- Authorized equipment : None
- Forbidden equipment : All
PA5 = 1/3 CC + 2/3 ET
ACADEMIC PERIOD 6 :
CC : Evaluated practice
ET : written (2 hours)
Authorized documents : 2 A4 double-sided paper sheets, Foreign language dictionnaries
Forbidden documents : Books
Equipment :
- Authorized equipment : Calcs
- Forbidden equipment : Everything else
PA6 = 1/3 CC + 2/3 ET
N1 = 1/2 PA5 + 1/2 PA6
SECOND SESSION :
ET : written (2 hours)
Authorized documents : 3 A4 double-sided paper sheets, Foreign language dictionnaries
Forbidden documents: Books
Equipment :
- Authorized equipment : Calcs
- Forbidden equipments : Everything else
N2 = 1/3 Max(PA5, PA6) + 2/3 ET
Calendar
The course exists in the following branches:
- Curriculum - Work Study Education - Alternance 2eme annee
Additional Information
Course ID : 4MM1SGBD
Course language(s): 
The course is attached to the following structures:
- Team Database, IS and knwoledge
You can find this course among all other courses.
Bibliography
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- G. Gardarin, Objet et Relationnel , Eyrolles, 2003
- T. Connolly et C. Begg, Systèmes de Bases de Données, Editions Reynald Goulet, 2005
- J.-L. Hainaut, Bases de données : Concepts, utilisation et développement, Dunod, 2009
- S. Navathe, R. Elamasri, Fundamentals of database systems, second ed., Adison-Wesley Pub, 1994
- J. Ullman, J. Widom, A First Course in Database Systems, Prentice-Hall, 1997
- J. Ullman, J. Widom, A Second Course in Database Systems, Prentice-Hall, 1999
- M. Adiba et C. Collet. “Les SGBD a objets - le systeme O2”, vol. , Hermès, 1993.
- J. Gray, A.Reuter. “Transaction processing”, vol. , Morgan Kaufmann, 1993.
- H. Garcia-Molina, J. Ullman and J. Widom. “Database System Implementation”, Prentice-Hall, 1999.
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