Friday, 5/03/96, Final milestone of project is due.
Class 24: Thursday, 5/02/96, Review major topics of course. Homework # 5 due.
Class 23: Tuesday, 4/30/96, Student presentation (Rob) of independent project. Discuss project.
Class 22: Thursday, 4/25/96, More time spent on Teradata SQL3 Multimedia Server case study. Wrap-up discussions on multimedia databases and their future use. Final Project milestone will de due May 3rd, 1996 (versus April 26th).
Class 21: Tuesday, 4/23/96, Complete discussions on recovery and log management. Start Case study a multimedia database system.
Class 20: Thursday, 4/18/96, Start discussions on recovery and log management.
Class 19: Tuesday, 4/16/96, Complete discussion on Concurrency Control; touch on lightly lesser degree isolation, and how and when it can be used. Hmwk 4 (on access methods) due today.
Class 18: Tursday, 4/11/96, Start discussion on Concurrency Control; lecture notes will be distributed in class.
Class 17: Tuesday, 4/09/96, Discussion on Transaction Processing; lecture notes will be distributed in class. Hmwk 4 (on access methods) is assigned today.
Wednesday, 4/03/96, Second milestone of project due (relation and schema routines).
Class 15: Tuesday, 4/02/96, Continue discussing Access Methods of object/record groupings. Will distribute lecture notes on access methods.
Class 14: Thursday, 3/28/96, Continue discussions on storage management of small and large object techniques. Discuss object groupings and start discussion on access methods.
Class 13: Tuesday, 3/26/96, Discussions on storage management, allocation techniques, and buffering. Returned Mid-Terms.
Class 12: Thursday, 03/14/96, Mid-Term. Homework #3 is due. Mid-Term will only touch on material covered through week 5.
Class 11: Tuesday, 03/12/96, Review for Mid-Term. Start discussions on storage systems -- secondary memory (not testable on mid-term). Distributed initial lecture notes on storage systems.
Class 9: Tuesday, 3/05/96, Last class introduced lossy/lossless database designs and function dependencies (FDs). Will continue with determining closure, and a minimal set of FDs on a set. Will also cover the normal forms. Read paper distributed last class and corresponding textbook chapter.
Class 7: Tuesday, 2/27/96, Finish commercial relational languages. Homework #2 is due. Discuss project (if questions). Relate Relational model to other logical models (e.g., OO, Network, Hierarchical). Distributed course notes on Normalization.
Saturday, 2/24/96 -- fixed permissions on cs425 directory.
Late note: Distributed project handout, is available online.
Class 5: Tuesday, 2/20/96, Review Relational Algebra.
Discuss relational calculus.
See course notes handed out from previous class.
Class 4: Thursday, 2/15/96, Discussions on Relational
Data Modeling and Relational Algebra.
Read the hand-out of the paper published by E.F. Codd along with
textbook chapters.
Distributed lecture notes on the Relational Model.
Homework #1 is due.
Class 3: Tuesday, 2/13/96, We will finish E-R Data Modeling and move on to the Relational model. Homework #1 is assigned after completion of the E-R discussions and due next class.
Class 2: Thursday, 2/8/96, will discuss E-R Data Modeling.
Read the hand-out of the paper published by P. Chen along with
Chapter 3 of the text book.
Homework #1 may tentatively be distributed in
this class (it is available online).
Class 1: First day of class is Tuesday, Feb. 6th, 1996
from 3:00 - 4:20pm in room CS102.
We will cover material from the first two chapters of the text book.
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