CS541DatabaseSystemsSpring二零一六.pptVIP

Rutgers University CS541: Database SystemsSpring 2008 Computer Science Department Rutgers University Administration Instructor: Amélie Marian amelie@ CoRE 324 (732) 445 6450 x0636 Office Hours: Mondays 3-4pm or by appointment TA: Minji Wu minji-wu@ Office Hours: TBA Class Information Web page: /~amelie/courses/541Spring2008.html Meets Thursday 3:20-6:20pm in CoRE A Prerequisites: CS513 and working knowledge of C or Java or instructor’s permission Grading (subject to small changes) 15% Homework (3-4) Due at beginning of class on due date 30% Programming Project In teams of two (same project) In three parts Find data source and scenario Implementation of standard index structures for query processing Extend project to non-standard query processing (e.g., IR-style text retrieval, nearest-neighbor, top-k) In class project presentation and demonstration More details later 25% Midterm Exam Tentatively scheduled for March 13 30% Final Exam Collaboration Policy Check DCS Academic Integrity Policy Homework and exams are to be done individually Project is done only with your team partner Supporting Material Textbook: Raghu Ramakrishnan, Johannes Gehrke: Database Management Systems, 3rd edition, McGraw-Hill, 2002 Class website: Lecture Notes Research Papers (for advanced topics) Communication Please send me email, come to my office hour, or contact Minij if you have questions on the material, complaints, or feedback on how to improve the course Class Organization Basics of Database Systems What is a DBMS? Why do we need one? How do we design one? What are the common problems in DBMS? Information Management Text documents Structure and content Approximate querying Advanced Topics in Data Management What is new and exciting in DB Research? How do we deal with huge amounts of data? What are the new challenges brought by the internet? How should DBMS evolve? Short History of Data Management Evolved from file systems (1960’s) Airline reservation systems Banking systems