Principles of database management systemes(BD1) - 4MMPSGS1

The theoretic part covers the following topics: DBMS functionalities, overview of the most common data models, the relational approach and database design.
For the relational model we study the normalization theory, relational algebra and the Structured Query Language (SQL2) for data definition and manipulation.

Concerning database design we will work out the entity-relationship model and introduce rules to translate an E/R schema into a relational one.
The pragmatic part of the course aims at familiarizing students with the use of the Standard Query Language (SQL). We will the Oracle 10g DBMS fro the practical work.

A complementary project is proposed to the develop a multi-user database application using a relational DBMS.

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Final exam (3h) (E)

Cas en présentiel
N1=E1
N2=E2 (examen de rattrapage)

Cas en distantiel:
N1 = (C1* Note extraite du projet) + C2*(Contrôle de connaissance réalisé à distance)

The course exists in the following branches:

• Curriculum - Information Systems Engineering - Semester 7
• Curriculum - Math. Modelling, Image & Simulation - Semester 7
• Curriculum - Financial Engineering - Semester 7

Course ID : 4MMPSGS1
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The course is attached to the following structures:

• Team Database, IS and knwoledge

You can find this course among all other courses.

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