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    The tentative schedule outlines the topics to be covered in a 15-week database design and development course. It begins with an introduction to databases and SQL for querying and manipulating data. Students will learn to work with PostgreSQL and use SQL statements. The course will then cover building databases through data modeling, normalization, and database design principles. Additional topics include database security, authorization, and using Python and MongoDB. Students will complete a midterm exam and have project work sessions. The final exam will be on the last day of class.

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    The tentative schedule outlines the topics to be covered in a 15-week database design and development course. It begins with an introduction to databases and SQL for querying and manipulating data. Students will learn to work with PostgreSQL and use SQL statements. The course will then cover building databases through data modeling, normalization, and database design principles. Additional topics include database security, authorization, and using Python and MongoDB. Students will complete a midterm exam and have project work sessions. The final exam will be on the last day of class.

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    67262DatabaseDesignandDevelopment,Fall2015

    TentativeSchedule

    Day
    1

    Theme

    9.1 CourseIntroduction
    Hardware,software,communicationages
    Theageofdata
    TheBigISpicture
    Customersandtheirgoals(g)
    Providersandtheirservices(s)
    NotionofaBusinessProcess
    Applicationservers(a)
    Persistentstoreviafiles
    Exercise:WhatdoesaDBMSprovidebesidespersistence?
    Aligninggoals,services,applications
    Typesofdata:LineofBusiness(logistics)&Behavioranalytics)

    Exercise:business>businessprocess>data

    A.UsingaDatabase:SQLQueriesandDataManipulation

    9.3 IntroductiontoPostgreSQ

    L
    creatingapgcluster
    initdbD<data>U<superuser>
    structureofapgcluster
    cluster>database>schema>table
    workingwithpgonnitrous.io
    9.8 SQL:datatypes
    reviewofcreatingapgcluster
    creatinga.psqlrc(mac)psqlrc.conf(windows)
    notionofdatatypes
    needforenumerateddatatypes
    9.10 SQL:review
    reviewofsolutionstoa2
    PKandFKconstraintsviaALTERTABLE
    groupby,aggregations
    wherevs.having
    introductiontojoins

    67262DatabaseDesignandDevelopment,Fall2015
    3

    9.15 SQL:joins
    subqueries
    joins
    9.17 SQL:MultipleTables
    moreonsubqueriesandjoins
    9.22 SQLquiz
    9.24 WrappingupSQLQueries
    9.29 Noclass/TOC
    10.1 PythonDBAPI
    Usingpsycopg2
    10.6 GuestLecture:Boeing
    Workingwithpsycopg2
    Transactions
    10.8
    Exceptions
    connection/cursor/execute/fetchmany
    Parameterizedqueries
    10.13 %%sqlmagic(IPython)
    SQLinjection

    B.BuildingaDatabase:SQL/DataModeling

    10

    11

    10.15 IntroductiontoDBdesign
    Normalization
    10.20 Moreonnormalization
    Reviewof1NF,2NF,3NF
    BCNF,4NF
    10.22 Midtermreview
    10.27 Midterm
    10.29 Postmidtermreview
    11.3 SQLInjection
    11.05 AuthorizationandSecurity
    11.10 Guestlecture:BrianMacDonald(Oracle)

    67262DatabaseDesignandDevelopment,Fall2015

    12

    11.12 MoreonDBdesign:UML>Relations
    11.17 TheDBcycle:UserstoriesDomainModelRelationsTables
    11.19 DomainModel

    13 11.24 ConstraintsandTriggers

    14

    15

    12.1 Projectwork
    12.3 MongoDB
    12.8

    16

    11.26 Thanksgiving/Noclass

    12.10 CourseReview
    12.15 Finalexam1:004:00/Rooms:HHB103&HHB131

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