Database Management Systems: Overview

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This lecture provides an overview of database management systems, covering principles, design, and implementation. Topics include relational databases, storage, execution optimization, data warehouses, distributed computing, and more. It also discusses the importance of DBMS, course outline, grading scheme, projects, exams, and storage options like flat CSV files.

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