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    Program : Diploma in Computer Engineering / Cyber Forensics and Information

    Security / Robotic Process Automation

    Course Title: Database Management Systems


    Course Code : 3136
    Lab

    Semester : 3 Credits: 1.5

    Course Category: Program Core

    Periods per week: 3 (L:0 T:0 P:3) Periods per semester: 45

    Course Objectives:

    ● Impart to design, develop and manage relational databases using SQL.


    ● Understand the design of databases with constraints for real world applications.

    Course Prerequisites:

    Course
    Topic Course name Semester
    code

    Basic programming concepts Introduction to IT systems Lab I

    Problem Solving &


    Programming concepts II
    Programming

    Course Outcomes :

    On completion of the course, the student will be able to:

    Duration
    COn Description Cognitive Level
    (Hours)
    Make use of DDL, DML commands to construct and
    CO1 12 Applying
    manage databases
    Make use of aggregate functions, join operations,
    CO2 11 Applying
    views and nested queries
    Develop SQL programming using functions,
    CO3 12 Applying
    procedures, cursors and trigger
    Design and develop databases for real world
    CO4 7 Applying
    applications
    Lab Exam 3
    CO – PO Mapping

    Course
    PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7
    Outcomes
    CO1 3 3
    CO2 3 3
    CO3 3 3
    CO4 3 3 3 3 3

    3-Strongly mapped, 2-Moderately mapped, 1-Weakly mapped

    Course Outline

    Module Duration
    Name of the Experiment Cognitive Level
    Outcomes (Hours)
    Make use of DDL, DML commands to construct and
    CO1
    manage databases
    Experiment with DDL commands-CREATE,
    M1.01 2 Applying
    ALTER, DROP
    Apply integrity constraints - PRIMARY KEY,
    M1.02 NOT NULL, DEFAULT, CHECK, UNIQUE, 2 Applying
    FOREIGN KEY
    Apply DML commands - INSERT, SELECT,
    M1.03 4 Applying
    UPDATE and DELETE to manipulate databases
    Experiment with WHERE, DISTINCT,
    BETWEEN, ORDER BY, IN, LIKE, set
    M1.04 4 Applying
    operations in SELECT statements for data
    retrieval from the databases
    Make use of aggregate functions, join operations,
    CO2
    views and nested queries
    Identify aggregate functions -SUM, AVG,
    M2.01 COUNT, MIN, MAX - GROUP BY and 3 Applying
    HAVING clause
    M2.02 Develop nested queries 3 Applying
    M2.03 Develop SQL queries for inner and outer joins. 3 Applying
    M2.04 Construct various views of the table 2 Applying
    Lab Exam – I 1.5
    Develop SQL programming using functions, procedures, cursors and
    CO3
    trigger
    Experiment with stored procedures for simple
    M3.01 3 Applying
    tasks
    Utilize stored functions for database
    M3.02 3 Applying
    manipulations
    M3.03 Experiment with cursors for database operations 3 Applying
    M3.04 Develop SQL programs using triggers 3 Applying
    CO4 Design and develop databases for real world applications
    M4.01 Open Ended Experiments** 7 Applying
    Lab Exam – II 1.5

    ** - Sample Open Ended Experiments


    (Not for End Semester Examination but compulsory to be included in Continuous Internal
    Evaluation.) Students can-do open-ended experiments as a group of 2-3. There is no
    duplication in experiments between groups.
    Consider the following scenarios:
     Student information system
     Hostel management
     Library management
     Super market billing system
    Students should gather the required information, draw the ER diagrams, map them to the
    relative databases and normalize the tables.
    Text / Reference

    T/R Book Title/Author


    T1 Elmasri, Navathe, Database Systems ,6th ed., Pearson,2011
    R1 Sliberschatz A., H. F. Korth and S. Sudarshan, Database System Concepts, 6th ed,
    McGraw Hill, 2011.
    R2 ITL Education Solutions ltd, Introduction to Database Systems, Pearson,2011

    Online Resources

    Sl.No Website Link


    1 https://www.w3schools.com/sql
    2 https://www.tutorialspoint.com/sql
    3 https://www.javatpoint.com/sql
    4 https://www.guru99.com/sql

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