| 59 | | This course provides an implementor's view of database management systems. It covers fundamental principles and implementation techniques, issues, and trade-offs related to database management systems. Topics covered include storage management, buffer management, record-oriented file systems, access methods, query processing, and query optimization. This course is a must for those students wishing to explore database management as an area of research and/or who plan on taking CS223 or CS224. A significant portion of database systems research as well as industrial database and information system development deals with adapting the basic database techniques covered in this course to new advances in hardware and software technologies or to the requirements of different applications and data types. [[BR]] [[BR]] ''Prerequisites:'' CS 122A (Introduction to Data Management), CS 143A (Principles of Operating Systems), and CS 152 (Computer Systems Architecture). Please don't attempt this class without the required background! (Doing so has not proven to be a great idea for students historically. :-)) |
| | 59 | This course provides an implementor's view of database management systems. It covers fundamental principles and implementation techniques, issues, and trade-offs related to database management systems. Topics covered include storage management, buffer management, record-oriented file systems, access methods, query processing, and query optimization. This course is a must for those students wishing to explore database management as an area of research and/or who plan on taking CS223 or CS224. A significant portion of database systems research as well as industrial database and information system development deals with adapting the basic database techniques covered in this course to new advances in hardware and software technologies or to the requirements of different applications and data types. [[BR]] [[BR]] |
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| | 61 | ''Prerequisites:'' CS 122A "Introduction to Data Management" and (ICS53 - "Principles in System Design" or CS143A - "Principles of Operating Systems"). Please don't attempt this class without the required background! Doing so has not proven to be a great idea for students historically. :-) |
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| 111 | | * We will offer a 48-hour "grace period" for each assignment, and will therefore accept solution submissions that are turned in within 48 hours of the due date (i.e., less than two days late). No need to ask - this time is yours in the event that you need it for some unforeseen reason. If you use it, your score will be deducted by 5% (out of 100%). You are recommended NOT to use the grace period, as you will lose not only 5%, but also valuable time from the next assignment's working period for every hour that you run late. |
| | 115 | * We will offer a 48-hour "grace period" for each assignment, and will therefore accept solution submissions that are turned in within 48 hours of the due date (i.e., less than two days late). No need to ask - this time is yours in the event that you need it for some unforeseen reason. If you use it, your score will be deducted by 10% (out of 100%). You are recommended NOT to use the grace period, as you will lose not only 10%, but also valuable time from the next assignment's working period for every hour that you run late. |
