CS 371 -- Database Design and Implementation

Instructor: Sanjiv K. Bhatia

Winter '99 Office Hrs
Tuesday 11:00am -- 12:30pm
Thursday 3:30pm -- 5:00pm
Any other time by appointment
Prerequisites CS 225, Stat132, Math245, and Math 250
Textbooks
Elmasri and Navathe. Fundamentals of Database Systems. Benjamin/Cummings. Redwood City, CA. 1994.
Sunderraman.

You can print the notes by saving the file to your account. Let us assume that the file is saved as foo.ps.gz. To print the file, type the following command:

gunzip -c foo.ps.gz | lpr
/objectives

/etc/policy

The grade will be based on programming and homework assignments and three tests. Each assignment must be meticulously documented and clearly identify its purpose, author, and date. The distribution of grades will be as follows:

Programming Assignments 40%
Three tests 20% each
Anyone desiring an EXC grade after April 2, 1999 must be passing the course at that point to get EXC.

/etc/exam_dates

Test 1 February 11, 1999
Test 2 March 18, 1999
Test 3 April 29, 1999 (non-comprehensive final)

/etc Failure to hand in any assignment will result in an automatic zero for that assignment. If some student is unable to hand in an assignment by the deadline, he/she must discuss it with me before the deadline.

/etc/note You have an account on the machine admiral and you should use it for all programming and Oracle assignments. You can communicate with all the students in the class using the email alias cs371@lists.umsl.edu. Any message sent to this list will automatically go to all the students in the class.

Old Tests


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