Lecture

Introduction to Database Systems

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Description

This lecture introduces the basics of database systems, covering topics such as data modeling, information processing, and the exponential growth of data. It explains the importance of database management systems (DBMS) in storing, managing, and accessing large amounts of data efficiently. The lecture delves into the concepts of data, information, and the significance of data processing to derive meaningful insights. It also explores the challenges posed by the increasing volume of data and the evolution of DBMS technology. The course emphasizes the design and architecture of DBMS, data independence, and the various levels of data abstraction.

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Databases: Relational databases

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