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The document outlines the Fundamentals of Database Systems course, covering topics such as database design, data modeling, and SQL, with a prerequisite of CC 104. It details the grading system, intended learning outcomes, and the importance and advantages of Database Management Systems (DBMS). Additionally, it describes the components of a database system and the role of DBMS in managing data effectively.

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01 Fundamentals of Database Systems

The document outlines the Fundamentals of Database Systems course, covering topics such as database design, data modeling, and SQL, with a prerequisite of CC 104. It details the grading system, intended learning outcomes, and the importance and advantages of Database Management Systems (DBMS). Additionally, it describes the components of a database system and the role of DBMS in managing data effectively.

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Fundamentals of

CC105
Database Systems
This course covers information management, database design, data modeling,
SQL, and implementation using relational database system.

Prerequisite: CC 104 (Data Structures and Algorithms)


Grading System

• Quiz/ Assignment/ Gate Pass 20%


• Midterm/ Final Exam 30%
• Laboratory Exercises/ Group Activity/Project 40%
• Attendance/ Seatwork 10%
TOTAL 100%

Laboratory Rubrics 10 – 5 - 0
Introduction to
Database Systems
Week 1
Week 1: Introduction to Database Systems

Intended Learning Outcome(s):


1. Understand Fundamentals of Database
2. Define the difference between data and information
3. Describe the function of DBMS
4. Explain the advantages of DBMS
What is Data?
What is a Database System?

❖Software solution for storing, retrieving, managing, and


manipulating large structured data.

❖Composed of a Database Management System (DBMS), tools, and


processes to interact with data.
Importance of Database System?

❖Integral to daily activities: banking, online shopping, GIS,


multimedia storage, etc.

❖New advancements enable storage and analysis of multimedia,


business data, and real-time monitoring.
Why use Database Systems?

1. Organize Data Storage

2. Integrity Maintenance

3. Data Access

4. Concurrency

5. Security
Database System

• Combination of:
1. Database
2. DBMS
3. Tools
4. Processes

✓To Manage and Manipulate Data


A Simplified Database System
1. Database

• A database is a collection of related information (set of related tables)

• Information is the result of the processed records

• Records are collection of data (one row in a table)

• Data are known facts about an entity and have implicit meaning

• An entity refers to distinct object or concept in real world that can be


identified and stored in a database.
Group Activity 1
(4 members each) ½ yellow paper

Give (2) daily tasks that requires saving of data.

Identify the entity to be saved.

What will be the records to be saved.

What will be the attributes saved for each record.

If known, what possible type of system is used during that transaction or task.
2. DBMS

• Database Management System (DBMS) is a software application or system that enables


users to efficiently store, manage, and retrieve data in a structured manner.

• is designed to handle large amounts of data and facilitate data organization, storage,
retrieval, and manipulation.

• It provides a set of tools and functionalities to manage the structure, integrity, security,
and performance of databases.
➢This tools allows users to manage database such as:
➢Create and delete database
➢Add, delete, edit data
➢Sort and retrieve data
Role of DBMS?

1. Acts as an intermediary between users and data.

2. Manages data sharing, integration, and consistency.

3. Ensures minimal inconsistency, enhanced productivity, and


better decision-making.
Based on this diagram, give 3 advantage of DBMS.
Advantages of DBMS

• Improved Data sharing


• Improved Data security
• Better data integration
• Minimized data inconsistency
• Improved data access
• Improved decision making
• Increased end-user productivity
Sample Database

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