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Contents:
Referring text books:
“Database Systems: Concepts, Languages, and Architecture (McGraw-Hill)
References to slides, lecture notes and other course materials will be illustrated by the teacher during the lessons”
Course’s Objective:
This course aims to provide methodological and practice oriented knowledge useful for analysing, designing, and implementing database systems. Students should be able to successfully carry out database design and implementation tasks by making use of specific techniques and tools, at the end of the course. Database systems contribution to the context of decision support activities will be deeply analyzed.
Structure:
The course will be provided by means of lessons, seminars, and laboratory sessions.
Full Program:
Contents:
Referred text books
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Courses’ Objectives
The course aims at making students confident with the information theory logic; real examples will be presented to help students understanding how information datasets can be structured; hardware structures and their evolution along time will be presented too.
Software lifecycle topics will be discussed during the course, requirement specification activities will be deeply analyzed. Students should be able to address data processing issues at the end of the course and to produce requirements documents. Students will learn how to address basic computer science issues by making use of computer based tools.
Structure
The course will be provided by means of lessons, seminars, and laboratory sessions.
Full Program
Information
Tools and Instruments for managing Information
Short Introduction to Databases (for SGI degree students only)
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Contents
Referring text books
Course’s Objectives
To create necessary knowledge, under a technical and methodological point of view, to allow a correct approach to the design of an information system, as a strategic resource essential to the achievement of a business organisation.
Full Program
Architectures of information systems
Evolution of Business Information Systems