cis 3311 | database management systems

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Professor
Dr. Robert Rittenhouse
Semester
Fall 2007

windows xp/vista, linux, DB2

dezign for databases, aqua data studio

mysql, sql server, db2

Database Management Systems. This course is intended to introduce students to the major concepts of modern database management systems (DBMS). It includes extensive background on the purposes and justification for DBMS use, selection criteria for DBMS, database design using Entity-Relationship modeling and normalization, implementation of client and personal DBMS, server DBMS, client/server systems, and web-enabled DBMS, and issues in database administration. The course focuses on DBMS from a CIS point of view, systems design and implementation using a DBMS (as opposed to design and implementation of the DBMS software itself).

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