Curriculum Design & Instruction To Teach Database Management Systems

Curriculum Design and Instruction To Teach

Database Management Systems:

Author: Charles Hayes:



Special Features Include:

Phases For Conducting a Needs Assessment:
Curriculum Design Supplement:
|a|. Subject-Questions-Answers:
Curriculum Design Plan:
Curriculum Design Goals:
Curriculum Design Objectives:
Instructional Goals:
Instructional Objectives:
Instructional Activities:
Instructional Evaluation Techniques:
Lesson Plans:
Standard Vocabulary:
Learning Objectives:
A Limited Glimpse:


Topics Include:

* Introduction:

@ An Introduction To Database

Management Systems:

1. What is a Database?

2. What is a Database File:

3. Data Models:

4. Key Fields:

5. Database Design:

6. The Database Administrator (DBA):

7. Query Languages:

8. Summary:

* Introduction:

@ DBMS Tools and Techniques:

1. Implementing a Database Management

System:

2. What is an Object?

3. Object-Oriented Data Modeling:

4. Object-Oriented Databases:

5. Object-Relational (Universal)

Systems:

6. Relational DBMS:

7. Database Utilities:

8 Computer-Aided Applications:

* Introduction:

@ Database Architectures:

1. Three-Level Architectures:

2. Client-Server Architecture:

3. Distributed Databases:

* Introduction:

@ Database Design:

1. Design Objectives:

2. Conceptual and Physical Design:

3. Keys:

4. Relationships:

5. Integrity Rules:

6. The Entity-Relationship

(E-R) Model:

7. The Object-Oriented Database

Model:

8. Summary:

* Introduction:

@ The Relational Model:

1. Terminology:

2. Relational Algebra Rules and

Operations:

3. Overview:

* Introduction:

@ Database Design:

1. Design Objectives:

2. Conceptual and Physical Design:

3. Keys:

4. Relationships:

5. Integrity Rules:

6. The Entity-Relationship (E-R) Model:

7. The Object-Oriented Database Model:

* Introduction:

@ The Relational Model:

1. Terminology:

2. Relational Algebra Rules and

Operations:

@ Networks and Distributed Databases:

1. Distributed processing:

2. Mobile Computing:

3. Parallel Computing:

4. Distributed Database Design:

* Introduction:

@ Data Warehousing:

1. Introduction:

2. What is a Data Warehouse?

3. Data Warehousing from a Technical Perspective:

4. How can a Data Warehouse help my Business?

5. Data Warehousing and Related Technologies:

6. Data Warehouse Uses:

7. Meta Data and Flow:

8. Data Marts:

9. Conclusion:

* Introduction:

@ Data Mining:

1. Introduction:

2. How Data Mining Works:

3. The Form of Data Mining:

4. Data Mining Methods and Tools:

5. Modeling:

6. Market Basket Analysis (MBA):

7. Memory-Based Reasoning (MBR):

8. Decision Trees:

9. Artificial Neural Networks:

10. Genetic Algorithms (GAs):

11. Knowledge Discovery:

12. Other Considerations:

13. Applications:

14. Conclusion:

* Introduction:

@ Querying Databases:

1. Tables:

2. Data Structures:

3. Creating a Table:

4. Populating a Database:

5. Modifying Tables:

6. Manipulating Tables:

7. Creating Calculated Fields:

8. Sorting Fields:

9. Functions:

10. Operators:

11. Joining Tables:

12. Query By Example (QBE):

13. Conclusion:

* Introduction:

@ Multimedia Databases, The Web

and Database Management Systems:

1. Multimedia Databases:

2. The Web:

3. Extending the Web Server by

Programming:

4. Server-Side Programming:

5. Client-Side Programming:

6. Querying The Web:

7. Active Data Object (ADO):

8. Summary:

* Introduction:

@ Database Security:

1. Introduction:

2. Establishing a DBMS Control Plan:

3. Physical Considerations:

4. Hardware Security:

5. Software Protection:

6. Database Auditing:

7. Emergency Backup and Recovery

Planning:

8. Conclusion:

* Introduction:

@ Othe DBMS Topics:

1. Online Analytical Processing (OLAP):

2. Text Databases:

3. Active Databases:

4. Real-Time Databases (RTDBs):

5. Temporal Databases:

6. Spatial Databases:

7. Geographic Databases:

8. Personal Information Agents:

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* ILLUSTRATIONS:

* DIAGRAMS:

* CHARTS:

* PHOTOS:

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