DASC 5333
Database Systems for Data Science
CSCI 4333 Design of Database Systems
Fall 2024
Lecture Notes and Syllabus
by K. Yue
The syllabus is tentative. Actual contents and order of coverage may change. There will be around eight homework assignments, the actual number is subjected to changes. Additional materials are topics that may be covered if time allows.
Date |
Contents |
Comments |
Week #1 (8/19-21): MW for CSCI 4333, T for DASC 5333 |
An Introduction and overview of database systems Database basics An introduction to the relational database model The Toy University Database (toyu) The Swim Database (Swim) |
Read Ricardo Chapter 1 Introduction to the course DB Basics Read Ricardo Chapter 2, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4 The Relational Model Read Ricardo Chapter 3 Toyu DB: toyu Swim DB: swim |
Week #2 (8/26-28) |
An introduction to simple SQL and MySQL |
A First Look at SQL Read Ricardo 4.1, 4.2, 5.1, 5.2, 5.4.1 and 5.4.2 Null Values Introduction to DB Modeling. Read Chapters 3 and 10. |
Week #3 (9/3-4) |
9/2 Monday Labor Day Holiday An introduction to conceptual data modeling Data modeling using UML |
Introduction to UML/DB Modeling Read Chapter 10. |
Week #4 (9/9-11) |
Data modeling using UML Mapping UML data models to relational schema |
Mapping UML Class Diagrams to the relational model |
Week #5 (9/16-18) |
Introduction to Relational Algebra (RA) and Relational Calculus (RC) |
Read Ricardo 4.5 toyu Query Exercise (in PDF) Introduction to RA and RC |
Week #6 (9/23-25) |
SQL |
Read Ricardo 5.3 to 5.4 An introduction to SQL and MySQL Read Ricardo 5.5-5/8, 9.1, 9.2 Suggested MySQL solution to even numbered questions of toyu exercises |
Week #7 (9/30-10/2) |
More SQL |
More SQL |
Week #8 (10/7-10/9) |
Mid-term Exam, in person, class time (one hour 20 minutes):
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Mid-term examination will be conducted face to face. Closed book. However, you can bring an 'information' sheet: letter size, can be printed or written on both sides, which must be prepared by yourself. |
Week #9 (10/14-16) |
Introduction to Python Embedded SQL Programming |
Introduction to Python Read Ricardo Chapter 6 MySQL programming in Python |
Week #10 (10/21-23) |
Embedded SQL Programming Web DB development with Python Introduction to Database Design Normalization theory and normal forms |
MySQL Python Web Development Introduction to Database Design Introduction to Functional Dependency and Normal Forms |
Week #11 (10/28-30) |
Normalization theory and normal forms |
Theory of Functional Dependency Normal Forms and Normalization Theory Read Ricardo Chapter 14 |
Week #12 (11/4-6) |
Normalization theory and normal forms Last day to withdraw: November 4 (Monday) |
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Week #13 (11/11-13) |
Normalization theory and normal forms Transaction Management Introduction to NoSQL database |
Transaction management Introduction to NoSQL database |
Week #14 (11/18-20) |
NoSQL DB: MongoDB |
Introduction to Mongo DB |
Week #15 (11/25-26) |
11/25-26 regular classes 11/27 Happy Thanksgiving DB Security Physical database |
DB Security and SQL Injection Physical database |
Week #16 (12/3-4) |
No class Final Examination (in person)
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Final examination will be conducted face to face. Closed book. However, you can bring two 'information' sheets: letter size, can be printed or written on both sides, which must be prepared by yourself. |
(*) Covered only if time permits. Not in the examinations.