MET CS 579
Database Management
Prerequisite: MET CS 232 or consent of instructor. A theoretical yet modern presentation of database topics ranging from data and object modeling, relational algebra and normalization, to advanced topics such as how to develop web-based database applications. Other topics include relational data modeling, SQL, and manipulating relational data; applications programming for relational databases; physical characteristics of databases; achieving performance and reliability with database systems; and object-oriented database systems. Restrictions: This course may not be taken in conjunction with MET CS 469 (undergraduate) or MET CS 669. Refer to your department for further details.
Topics
- relational data modeling
- and manipulating relational data
- applications programming for relational databases
- physical characteristics of databases
- achieving performance and reliability with database systems
- and object-oriented database systems
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027