Introduction141UK3207 – DATABASE SYSTEM Susan Dian Purnamasari, M.Kom. M. Ariandi, M.Kom. Course Provide a Practical Introduction to Database Models,

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Introduction141UK3207 – DATABASE SYSTEM Susan Dian Purnamasari, M.Kom. M. Ariandi, M.Kom. Course Provide a Practical Introduction to Database Models, Theory, and Systems Focus on Both Theory and Practice –Theory Demonstrates of Databases (Relational Model and Concurrency Control) –Practice Provides Experimental Framework for Illustrating Theory (Actual Database Systems and their Usage)

Textbooks and Class Materials Required Text Modern Database Management 6th Edition, Jeffrey A. Hoffer Behaviour Model, Raymond Mc.leod Jr Manajemen Database dengan SQL, Martinus Joko Susanto Konsep dan Tuntunan Praktis Basis Data, Abdul Kadir Course Web Site and forumCourse Web Site and forum –Elearning.binadarma.ac.id

WeekTopicReference 1Intro to course and database Database application Ch 1 & 2 2Database System ComponentCh 3 3Data Abstraction & Database Language Ch 4 4Overall System StructureCh 5 5QUIZ Ch 1-5 6Relational Data ModelsCh 6

WeekTopicReference 7Entity Relationship ModelingCh 7 8Entity Relationship DiagramCh 8 9 Degrees of relationship Ch 9 10 MID Test Normalization ConceptCh Functional Dependencies Ch 11 13Data ModelsCh 12 14Introduction to SQLCh 13 15More SQLCh Final Test Ch 1-14

Group Project15% Quiz & Homeworks15% Mid Test30% Final Test40%

Database File/Table Student File / Table Dosen File Mata Kuliah File Nilai

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