Course Syllabus

Course Code: INF 202, CSS 206

Department: Computer Sciences
Course Title: Database Management Systems 1
Semester: Spring 2022
Credits/ECTS: 3/5
Degree Cycle (Level): Bachelor
Course Type: Compulsory
Language of Instruction: English
Collaborative Organization: Oracle Academy
Mode of Delivery: Online / Offline
Instructors: Maksat Skakov, Gulzat Turken, Perizat Yessenova
Contact information: maksat.skakov@sdu.edu.kz, gulzat.turken@sdu.edu.kz ,
perizat.yessenova@sdu.edu.kz
Pre-Requisite Courses

Course Code Course Title

1 I INF 202, CSS 206

Course Description

Database Management Systems 1 course designed with integration of Oracle Academy

courses. The course covers Database Fundamentals, SQL Programming and Database Design.

Skills and Competencies

Academic Skills Subject-Specific Skills

Read the technical literature skill APEX configuration

Problem solving skills SHEMA Configuration

Decision making skills SQL Programming

Reflect learned Information Database Design

Synthesize information Architecture of databases

Course Learning Outcomes

 Active Verb What will be done/produced
1 Demonstrate After completing this course
students will be able to
demonstrate the knowledge of
database programming and
administration
2 Create After completing this course
students will be able to design
database
3 Understand After completing this course
students will be able to
understand the concepts of
SQL programming
4 Configure After completing this course
students will be able to
configure Shemas
5 Manipulate After completing this course
students will be able to
manipulate large data
How this learning
outcome will be achieved
Students will submit lab
works by solving
problems related to each
topic
Students will submit
team projects at the end
of semester
During the submission of
lab works they will show
step-by-step and explain
Lab works related to
SHEMAS
students will have lab
works related to data
manipulation.

Assessed Components

Description Number of Points (60/100)

1 Lab Works 30
2 Midterm 30

Final Exam

Description Number of Points (40/100)

1 Final Project 30
2 Final Exam 10

Reading List

Type Author Year Title Publisher

1 Online Oracle 2021 Database Oracle
Academy Fundamentals e-Learning
and Design.
SQL
Programming

Course Content - Curriculum Plan

TOPICS Activity
1 Introduction for Database Systems and Lab 1. Introduction for Database
Installation of DBMS Systems and Installation of DBMS
2 ERD part 1 Lab 2. ERD part 1
 3 ERD part 2 Lab 3. ERD part 2
4 SQL part 1 Lab 4. SQL part 1
5 SQL part 2 Lab 5. SQL part 2
6 Constraints and Triggers Lab 6. Constraints and Triggers
7 Database Design Theory Lab 7. Database Design Theory
8 Database Design Theory part 2 Lab 8. Database Design Theory part
2
9 Storage and Index Lab 9. Storage and Index
10 Storage and Index part 2 Lab 10. Storage and Index part 2
11 Query Processing and Query Optimization Lab 11. Query Processing and Query
Optimization
12 Query Processing and Query Optimization part 2 Lab 12. Query Processing and Query
Optimization part 2
13 Transaction management, recovery, concurrency Lab 13. Transaction management,
control recovery, concurrency control
14 No SQL Lab 14. No SQL
15 Guest Lecturer -

Academic Integrity

Students must ensure that all work completed for this course is their own work. Any
evidence of plagiarism, data falsification, fabrication, collusion, self-plagiarism and/or other forms
of academic misconduct will be penalized. Further, information can be found in the Code of
Practice on Academic Integrity.

Late/Non Submission and Attendance Policy

Academic excellence and high achievement are only possible in an environment where the
highest standards of academic honesty and integrity are maintained: students at SDU must ensure
they adhere to this requirement. Active participation is an integral part of teaching and learning at
SDU. Therefore, regular class attendance is required of all students and records of any absences
are kept for each class: a student whose attendance falls below 70% will fail the course.
Students are also expected to be in class on time: poor punctuality is seen as being
discourteous to the teacher and other students, therefore repeat incidences of late arrivals are
subject to a penalty. The use of electronic devices (e.g.: computers, tablets, phones) is only
permitted upon tutor instruction. Any other activities (e.g.: texting, surfing, gaming, social emails,
online shopping…etc.) are strictly forbidden during class time. Students found to be engaged in
any non-class activity may lose marks for overall participation.

All course materials including textbook, lectures, assignments, projects will be available
on Moodle platform and Classroom.