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| Usually in this class we cover more details about DBMS and geographical information systems (GIS) features of SQL Server. At the bottom of this page you will find an appropriate XKCD for GIS. | == Required Text Books == * Database System Concepts 6th Ed. ISBN: 978-0-07-352332-3, * Additional research resources can be found at http://library.southern.edu/research/ * Disability Policy can be found at http://www.southern.edu/disabilitysupport/facultystaff/Pages/syllabusstatements.aspx == Description == Advanced database systems covers topics taken from relational, spatial temporal and constraint databases and may include data modeling, storage, indexing, query processing/optimization, transactions, concurrency data warehousing, information retrieval and Issues related to business intelligence. == Goals, Purpose and Objectives: == The purpose of this course is to introduce students to advanced topics in database systems useful in the real world and in research. This course builds on CPTR 319. Students will learn about storage, indexing and querying at the physical layer and the concepts related to transactions and concurrency control. == Requirements, Methods of Instruction & Grade Categories == THIS IS A READING INTENSIVE COURSE! You will be expected to read voluminous amounts of information and present certain portions of it. Your grade will be based on the following || Category || Weight || Hand-in Policy || || Grading Scale || || || Exam(s) || 0.35 || In Person || || A || 90% - 100% || || Presentations || 0.1 || Demonstration in Person || || B || 80% - 89% || || Homework/Discussion || 0.3 || Online || || C || 70% - 79% || || Project(s) || 0.25 || Online + Demonstration || || D || 60% - 69% || || || || || || F || < 60% || == Exams == Exams will cover material from discussions, resources, and textbooks. You may be required to demonstrate a specific element of knowledge on a computer section. No collaboration on exams allowed. == Research Paper Presentations == You will be required to give a twenty minute research presentation on a published paper to be determined by the professor. == Homework/Discussion == Homework always includes the READING from the chapter/resources listed to be covered that day! Each chapter will have regular assigned homework. There may be quizzes (counting in the homework category) at the beginning of class. == Reading == In case you missed it, reading is extremely important for this class. You will not be able to pass without reading the chapters assigned before you come to class. I will expect participation in class and you will be docked points in the Homework/Discussion category for not participating. == Project == The course website contains details for your project. You will be required to hand in the code for your project and demonstrate it for class. == Computer Policy == The student is required to make use of a computer in the class. Bring a computer that can access virtual machines or run database software. A development environment is necessary for the project and links to the necessary software will be provided on eclass. == Attendance Policy == Under no circumstances are you to come and see me or attend class sick. Email or Instant Message me letting me know you won’t be in class and why. We can Google-hangout you in! == Extra Credit == There is no such thing as extra credit in a graduate class I teach. == Academic Honesty == Cheating will not be tolerated. Collaboration constitutes cheating unless specifically stated. Verified incidents of dishonesty may receive a (2. b) punishment from the catalog. The school of computing has an additional policy that enhances consequences. == Disability Policy == This class abides by the Disability Policy as stated on the school website at http://www.southern.edu/disabilitysupport/facultystaff/Pages/syllabusstatements.aspx |
Advanced Database Systems
Required Text Books
- Database System Concepts 6th Ed. ISBN: 978-0-07-352332-3,
Additional research resources can be found at http://library.southern.edu/research/
Disability Policy can be found at http://www.southern.edu/disabilitysupport/facultystaff/Pages/syllabusstatements.aspx
Description
Advanced database systems covers topics taken from relational, spatial temporal and constraint databases and may include data modeling, storage, indexing, query processing/optimization, transactions, concurrency data warehousing, information retrieval and Issues related to business intelligence.
Goals, Purpose and Objectives:
The purpose of this course is to introduce students to advanced topics in database systems useful in the real world and in research. This course builds on CPTR 319. Students will learn about storage, indexing and querying at the physical layer and the concepts related to transactions and concurrency control.
Requirements, Methods of Instruction & Grade Categories
THIS IS A READING INTENSIVE COURSE! You will be expected to read voluminous amounts of information and present certain portions of it. Your grade will be based on the following
|| Category || Weight || Hand-in Policy || || Grading Scale || || || Exam(s) || 0.35 || In Person || || A || 90% - 100% || || Presentations || 0.1 || Demonstration in Person || || B || 80% - 89% || || Homework/Discussion || 0.3 || Online || || C || 70% - 79% || || Project(s) || 0.25 || Online + Demonstration || || D || 60% - 69% || || || || || || F || < 60% ||
Exams
Exams will cover material from discussions, resources, and textbooks. You may be required to demonstrate a specific element of knowledge on a computer section. No collaboration on exams allowed.
Research Paper Presentations
You will be required to give a twenty minute research presentation on a published paper to be determined by the professor.
Homework/Discussion
Homework always includes the READING from the chapter/resources listed to be covered that day! Each chapter will have regular assigned homework. There may be quizzes (counting in the homework category) at the beginning of class.
Reading
In case you missed it, reading is extremely important for this class. You will not be able to pass without reading the chapters assigned before you come to class. I will expect participation in class and you will be docked points in the Homework/Discussion category for not participating.
Project
The course website contains details for your project. You will be required to hand in the code for your project and demonstrate it for class.
Computer Policy
The student is required to make use of a computer in the class. Bring a computer that can access virtual machines or run database software. A development environment is necessary for the project and links to the necessary software will be provided on eclass.
Attendance Policy
Under no circumstances are you to come and see me or attend class sick. Email or Instant Message me letting me know you won’t be in class and why. We can Google-hangout you in!
Extra Credit
There is no such thing as extra credit in a graduate class I teach.
Academic Honesty
Cheating will not be tolerated. Collaboration constitutes cheating unless specifically stated. Verified incidents of dishonesty may receive a (2. b) punishment from the catalog. The school of computing has an additional policy that enhances consequences.
Disability Policy
This class abides by the Disability Policy as stated on the school website at http://www.southern.edu/disabilitysupport/facultystaff/Pages/syllabusstatements.aspx
