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DEPARTMENT OF INTELLIGENT COMPUTING & BUSINESS SYSTEMS

ST JOSEPH ENGINEERING COLLEGE, MANGALURU


Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
Question Bank
Course: Data Base Management Systems Course Code: 22AIM43
Semester: IV Module 1
This question bank is not an exhaustive list of questions and is for reference purpose only.
It is not guaranteed in any way that the internal and end semester question paper will
incorporate only these questions.
1. Define the terms data and information?
2. Define (i) Database (ii)DBMS
3. What do you mean by Database Management System? Explain the various advantages
of using a Database Management System.
4. List the advantages and applications of DBMS?
5. With a neat diagram explain the architecture of a typical DBMS
6. List and explain Advantages of using DBMS Approach
7. Compare DBMS and early file systems bringing out the major advantages of the
database approach.
8. Discuss the main characteristics of the database approach and how it differs from
traditional file systems.
9. List and explain the various database users.
10. What are the responsibilities of the DBA and Database Designer?
11. Define the following
i. Data model iii. Schema/database schema
ii. Instances/Snapshot iv. Canned Transaction
12. Discuss about different types of data models.
13. Describe the three Schema architecture with block diagram. Why do we need mappings
between schema levels?
OR
With a neat diagram explain “Three schema architecture”
14. Discuss data independency
15. Explain different types of query languages?
16. Discuss about Data Definition language?
17. Discuss about Data Manipulation language?
18. Explain different types of user-friendly interfaces and types of users who typically use
each.
19. Explain the component module of DBMS and their interactions with the help of
a neat diagram (Self Study Topic)
OR
Explain DBMS Component modules along with a neat diagram.
20. Explain with block diagram the different phases of database design
21. Define Entity, Entity set, Attribute with respect to ER model. List different types of
attributes with their symbols
22. List and explain various types of Attributes that occur in ER model
23. Define the following
i. Entity sets ii. Value sets iii. Keys
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24. Define the following with an example:
i. Relationship types, sets and instances iv. cardinality ratio
ii. participation constraint v. Role names and recursive relationship
iii. Degree of relationship types
25. Develop an ER diagram for keeping track of information about a company database
considering atleast five entities.
26. Draw an ER diagram of movie database. Assume your own entities (minimum 4)
attributes and relationships.
27. Draw an ER diagram for Flight database. Assume your own entities (minimum 4)
attributes and relationships.

Interactive Query Interface: ****************************************************************


Users interact with the DBMS through the interactive query interface, submitting queries and commands.
Query Compiler:

The query compiler takes user queries, checks for syntax errors, and converts them into an internal representation.
Query Optimizer:

The query optimizer analyzes the internal representation of the query and determines the most efficient execution plan.
Runtime Database Processor:

The runtime database processor executes the optimized query plan by interacting with the stored data manager and buffer management.
Buffer Management:

Manages the temporary storage of data in memory buffers to optimize read and write operations during query execution.
Stored Data Manager:

Handles the storage and retrieval of data from physical storage, ensuring efficient access and data integrity.
Physical Storage:

The actual storage location of the database data on disk.


DDL Compiler:

Processes DDL statements to define or modify database schema structures and updates the system catalog accordingly.
Precompiler:

Translates embedded SQL statements in application programs into standard API calls, allowing for integration with application code.
System Catalog:

Stores metadata about the database, including schema definitions, object descriptions, and access patterns. This information is crucial for query optimization and execution.
Concurrency Control System:

Manages concurrent access to the database to ensure data consistency and isolation, implementing mechanisms such as locking and transaction control.
Backup and Recovery System:

Provides tools and procedures for backing up the database and recovering from failures, ensuring data integrity and availability.

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