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    D0I62A Principles of Database

    Management

    Prof. dr. Bart Baesens


    Prof. dr. Wilfried Lemahieu
    Lecturers
    • Prof. Dr. Bart Baesens
    – Hog 03.112
    – Naamsestraat 69
    – B-3000 Leuven
    – Bart.Baesens@kuleuven.be
    – By on-line appointment only!

    • Prof. Dr. Wilfried Lemahieu


    – Hog 03.109
    – Naamsestraat 69
    – B-3000 Leuven
    – Wilfried.Lemahieu@kuleuven.be
    – By on-line appointment only!
    Goals of this course
    • At the end of this course the student
    – is capable of applying methods and techniques to model
    data requirements within a specific business context (data
    modeling)
    – knows how to model data requirements using ER, EER,
    relational and UML models
    – is capable of developing software solutions to query data
    models in an efficient way
    – knows how to design and evaluate database systems in a
    networked environment
    Prerequisites
    • Basic knowledge of Business Information Systems
    • Basic programming skills handy, but not strictly
    required!
    Course Details
    • Compulsory book

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    Course Details
    • All book information: www.pdbmbook.com
    • Book comes with
    – slides (English + Mandarin)
    – YouTube Channel https://bit.ly/2Gc8MJX
    – on-line playground for SQL exercises
    – on-line Multiple Choice quiz tool
    – see www.pdbmbook.com
    Course details
    • All slides are on Toledo:
    http://toledo.kuleuven.be/
    • Students watch videos before each lecture
    • Lecture is Q&A and used for exercises
    – NOT streamed NOR recorded
    Exam
    • Assignment
    – One assignment
    – Not handing in assignment by deadline (strictly interpreted!)
    means zero (0) marks!
    – Take assignment seriously!
    – New version of assignment can be submitted for retake exam, at
    least 1 week before start of August exam period
    • Exam
    – Multiple choice
    – Guess correction (marks deducted for wrong answers)
    Exam

    Marks on 20
    Assignment 4
    Multiple choice exam 16
    TOTAL 20
    Lecturer Expectations
    What do we as lecturers expect from students?
    • 1 study point = 25 - 30 hours of work
    • So, 6 study points = 150 - 180 study hours
    • 1h of lecture = 3h of student work
    • Watch on-line lectures and pay attention!
    • Keep up with material
    • Read course text/watch movies
    • Do multiple choice questions and exercises
    • Make assignment
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    Student Expectations
    • What can students expect from us?
    – High quality lecturing
    – Answers to your course-related questions
    Course Outline
    • Chapter 1: Fundamental Concepts of Database Management
    • Chapter 2: Architecture and Classification of DBMSs
    • Chapter 3: Conceptual Data Modeling using the (E)ER model and
    UML Class Diagram
    • Chapter 4: Organizational Aspects of Data Management
    • Chapter 6: Relational Databases: The Relational Model
    • Chapter 7: Relational Databases: Structured Query Language (SQL)
    • Chapter 14: Basics of Transaction Management
    • Chapter 15: Accessing Databases and Database APIs
    • Chapter 17: Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence
    Course Delivery
    Movie to be seen
    Lecture 1 Chapter 1
    Lecture 2 Chapter 2, Chapter 3: part 1
    Lecture 3 Chapter 3: part 2
    Lecture 4 Chapter 4; Chapter 6: part 1
    Lecture 5 Chapter 6: part 2
    Lecture 6 Chapter 7: part 1
    Lecture 7 Chapter 7: part 2
    Lecture 8 Chapter 17: part 1
    Lecture 9 Chapter 17: part 2
    Lecture 10 Chapter 14
    Lecture 11 Chapter 15: part 1
    Lecture 12 Chapter 15: part 2
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    Good luck!

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