NoSQL Databases: Origins and Types

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Covers relational databases, transactions, and data consistency in the context of historical database typologies.

Discusses the development and features of MongoDB, a NoSQL document-oriented database.

Explores the world of NoSQL databases and MongoDB's key features.

Covers the SQL language for interacting with databases through structured queries, including selecting, filtering, aggregating, and sorting data.

Introduces the relational model and relational algebra, focusing on SQL and its operations for effective database management.

Explores query processing steps, physical plans, pipelined execution, and hashing for projections and joins.

Covers the architecture of a typical DBMS and SQL interfaces like SQL Developer and DataGrip.

Covers the basics of the relational model in database management systems, including data models, primary and foreign keys.

Covers the basics of database systems, including data modeling, DBMS, data independence, and the course overview.

Introduces the Entity-Relationship model for designing databases with a focus on conceptual and relational aspects.