Databases have been the central part of all information system for many years. Appeared in the eighties, the relational database systems have never stopped to evolve. The goal of this class is to understand the main ideas with which the databases are though, implemented and used. It focuses on relational databases as this certainly is the most mature technology for databases today.

Resources

Resources and announcements about the course are hosted on the eCampus platform. For more materials:

• previous session (we will follow the same structure with almost the same documents)
• original course by Albert Bifet

Schedule

All the session are on Tuesday, from 8:30 am to 11:45 am, with a break of 15 minutes at 10am. We give the classes on Zoom. We give the link by email just before the start of the class.

• April 21: class; slides
• April 28: class; slides
• May 5: class; slides entity-relationships, slides view
• May 19: practical work; notebook
• May 26: class; slides
• June 2: practical work; notebook, wine.db
• June 9: practical work; notebook

Exam

This will be a remote exam due to the Covid19 outbreak. This will be a exam with questions to answer either on pen and paper with scan or picture, or on the computer. Then you can send the result by email.

• June 16: 9am - 12pm; questions, answers