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C20.0046
Database Management
Systems
Spring 2000 |
What's New!
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Review problems posted.
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Solutions to homework
5 are out.
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Example Access queries can be found here.
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Notice that you can find solutions to the
starred exercises in the textbook here.
To read postscript files, please download a postscript viewer from here.
(the file name is gsv28w32.exe)
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Please send ALL emails related to the project
to db-assist@egroups.com - NOT
to my email address, so that Costas can keep track of them at the same
time.
Index
Project
group list
Class Resources
Introductory
Material
Homeworks
Exams
Lecture Notes
Microsoft Access Resources
Resources
You can find various helpful textbook-related
resource through the web page of the textbook A
First Course in Database Systems. Also available is a growing
errata
sheet for the text.
For solutions to *'d exercises in the text,
go to the
solutions pages for the text.
You can download the Northwind database
by clicking here.
Introductory Material
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Course
Syllabus (HTML). Note that this is a ``living document''; it will change
as new information about the course is known.
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Course
Outline (HTML). Likewise, this outline may change if the schedule requires
it.
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Project
information (HTML).
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Signup
sheet (PDF). If you miss the first class lecture, please complete and
bring with you in class in the next lecture.
Homeworks
Exams
Midterm
exam (in postscript), and solution,
and
statistics.
Information
about the final (pdf).
Review
problems (html)
Lecture Notes
Lecture
1 (pdf)
Lecture
2 (pdf)
Lecture
3 (pdf)
Lecture
4 (pdf)
Lecture
5 (pdf)
Lectures
6-7 (pdf)
Lecture
8 (pdf)
Lecture
9-10 (pdf)
Lecture
11 (pdf)
Lecture
12 (pdf)
Lectures
13-14 (pdf)
Access
queries (html)
Lectures
15-16 (pdf)
Lecture
17 (pdf)
Lecture
18 (pdf)
Lecture
19 (pdf)
Lecture
20 (pdf)
Lecture
21 (pdf)
Microsoft Access Resources
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Access
and the Web
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Microsoft
Access tutorials online
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Microsoft
Access 97 Student online companion
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Microsoft
Access Getting started (Microsoft resource)
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An introductory tutorial
created by professor Holowczak at Baruch College.