DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

1. INTRODUCTION TO DATABASES 2. CLIENT-SERVER DATABASE STRUCTURES 2.1 Bi-dimensional databases 2.2. Redundant data in client-server applications 2.3. A comparison of client-server databases architectures 3. MODERN APPROACHES IN COLLECTING AND STRUCTURING DATA 3.1. Introduction to PHP object-oriented programming 3.2. Introduction to MySQL 3.3. PHP-MySQL database application development 3.4. The main MySQL commands 3.5. High level of application development and administration in DBMS 4. STANDARD TRANSACTIONS IN DBMS APPLICATIONS 5. SERVICE-ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 6. CLASSES AND COMPATIBILITES IN DESIGNING CLIENT-SERVER APPLICATIONS 7. CONFIGURATION OF CLIENT-SERVER APPLICATIONS WITH DBMS SUPPORT 7.1. Configuration of service-oriented client-server applications 7.2. Configuration of data mining oriented client-server applications 8. INFORMATION SCALABILITY 8.1 Information retrieval techniques in client-server applications 8.2 Information retrieval techniques by using JOIN method 8.3 Types of JOINS used in knowledge discovery in databases

The identification of base concept for organizing data in databases. The identification and explanation of base models for the organizing and management of data in databases. The development of various database related projects.