COMP 325 - Database Systems

In an age of information, it is crucial to understand how to design systems to manage and organize potentially large collections of data. This course involves an in-depth study of the issues involved in today’s database management systems (DBMS). Topics include the theories behind database architecture, database design (including the relational model) and DBMS implementation, as well as the collection, organization and retrieval of data through query languages such as SQL.

Prerequisites
COMP 218 or permission

Credits 1

Area
Math and Science