CS 305 - Database Management

Introduces database concepts, architecture, and normalization with emphasis on data representation, organization, and manipulation in the relational model. Topics include practical design considerations with focus on reliability, security, and integrity; structured query language (SQL); database administration; data independence; logical vs physical representations; and NoSQL paradigms such as document-centered databases, MapReduce, and key-value stores.

Credits: 2

Prerequisites/Restrictions: CS 113