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CS-504 (C) RGPV B.Tech

Introduction to Database Management Systems (IDMS)

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Unit 1 Database Management System Concepts 11 topics
  • Introduction
  • Significance of Database
  • Database System Applications
  • Data Independence
  • Data Modeling for a Database
  • Entities and their Attributes
  • Entities
  • Attributes
  • Relationships and Relationship Types
  • Advantages and Disadvantages of Database Management System
  • DBMS Vs RDBMS
Unit 1 notes
Unit 2 Database Models and Implementation 11 topics
  • Data Model and Types of Data Model
  • Relational Data Model
  • Hierarchical Model
  • Network Data Model
  • Object/Relational Model
  • Object-Oriented Model
  • Entity-Relationship Model
  • Modeling using E-R Diagrams
  • Notation used in E-R Model
  • Relationships and Relationship Types
  • Associative Database Model
Unit 2 notes
Unit 3 SQL 10 topics
  • Data Definition Language
  • Categories of SQL Commands
  • Create table
  • Drop table
  • Alter Table
  • Primary Key
  • Foreign Key
  • Truncate Table
  • Index
  • Cursor
Unit 3 notes
Unit 4 SQL DML 8 topics
  • Data Manipulation Language
  • Insert Statement
  • Multiple Inserts
  • Delete Statement
  • Delete with conditions
  • Update statement
  • Update with Conditions
  • Merge Statement
Unit 4 notes
Unit 5 SELECT 19 topics
  • SQL queries
  • Data extraction from single tables
  • Data extraction from multiple tables
  • Equi-join
  • Non equi-join
  • Self-join
  • Outer join
  • Usage of LIKE
  • ANY operator
  • ALL operator
  • EXISTS operator
  • IN operator
  • Hierarchical queries
  • Inline queries
  • Flashback queries
  • Introduction of ANSI SQL
  • Anonymous block
  • Nested anonymous block
  • Branching and looping constructs in ANSI SQL
Unit 5 notes
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