1. COURSE OUTLINE AZHAR HAMID 012-279 0702 IAS2143 DATABASE SYSTEM UniselFaculty of Computer Science and Information Technology

2. SYNOPSIS This course is to discuss the principle of database design and how to use database technology effectively to manage a big source of information. Students are also to develop a database project where they will have to apply the knowledge of the database design and use the appropriate database modelling techniques. UniselFaculty of Computer Science and Information Technology

3. LEARNING OUTCOME At the end of this course, student should be able to: 1. explain the database component and its approaches. 2. apply the Entity–Relationship (ER) model and normalization technique in database design. 3. utilize database design methodology for database system development lifecycle. 4. describe various types of advances database approaches. UniselFaculty of Computer Science and Information Technology

4. CONSULTATION HOURS DAYTIME Monday2pm – 4pm Wednesday4pm – 6pm UniselFaculty of Computer Science and Information Technology

5. COURSE ASSESSMENT AssessmentPercentage Quiz10% Assignment15% Project15% Test20% Final Exam40% Total100% UniselFaculty of Computer Science and Information Technology

6. COURSE PLAN TOPICS WEEK COURSE EVALUATION FILE SYSTEM AND DATABASE 1,2 Quiz 1 DATA MODEL 3,4 Assignment 1 ENTITY RELATIONSHIP MODEL (ER MODEL) 5,6 Quiz 2 Assignment 2 MID SEMESTER BREAK 7 NORMALIZATION 8,9 Quiz 3 STRUCTURED QUERY LANGUAGE(SQL) 10, 11 Test DATABASE DESIGN 12,13 Tutorial DISTRIBUTED DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 14 Assignment 3 DATABASE ADMINISTRATION AND SECURITY 15 Tutorial UniselFaculty of Computer Science and Information Technology

7. REFERENCES Connolly, Begg (2010). Database Systems : A Practical Approach to Design, Implementation, and Management. 5 th Edition. Addison Wesley. Carlos Coronel, Steven Morris and Peter Rob and (2011), Database Principles: Fundamentals of Design, Implementation and Management (9 th Edition). Course Technology UniselFaculty of Computer Science and Information Technology