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Python will be introduced during the course. To attend the course in a productive way, students have to be confident with object-oriented programming. Module of Database technology ------------------------ The second part of the course has the aim to provide the student with the necessary concepts and methods for the effective usage of relational database systems (RDBMS). In particular, this module will focus on: transactions, concurrency control techniques, recovery management, indices, techniques for interacting with a RDBMS from a program. Finally some concepts regarding current approaches for modeling semi-structured data will be presented (XML and XML schema). At the end of the course, the students will be able to understand how a database management system works and they will know how to: - design and implement relational databases; - develop web applications that interact with relational databases. Ccapi 2.5 Download.

Considering the learning targets of the degree in Computer Science this course helps to provide the student with: - the necessary expertise for designing, development, implementation, management and maintenance of database management systems - the basic expertise in the fields: programming, database and information systems. Syllabus The program is specified for each module as follows. Module of Theory -------------------------- - Introduction to database management systems (DBMS): architectures and functionalities of a DBMS. Physical and logical data independence.