Course Outcomes:

The following highlighted course outcomes tie into module outcomes:

  1. Compare and contrast the basic database models;
  2. Analyze, design, develop and implement a relational database system based on business requirements;
  3. Create, modify and query databases using the SQL language;
  4. Analyze the major aspects of database administration and compare and contrast issues of database security;
  5. Describe XML and its use in database systems;
  6. Conduct independent research on a subject related to the course material.

Module 12 outcomes:

  1. Explain what is concurrency control
  2. Explain transaction recovery
  3. Identify the various steps of a transaction lifecycle as well as the DBMS components involved and the role of the logfile
  4. Explain the importance of locking and locking protocols
  5. Discern different types of failures and how to deal with them

Assessment:

This module will have a discussion.

 

Outcome/Assessment Outcome 1 Outcome 2 Outcome 3 Outcome 4
Read Content introduced introduced introduced introduced
Read slides reinforced reinforced reinforced reinforced
read links reinforced reinforced reinforced reinforced
complete discussion reinforced reinforced reinforced reinforced