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Advanced Information Modeling and Database System

Advanced Information Modeling and Database System. Course Introduction I-DIT. Class. I-DIT 070147801 Advanced Information Modeling and Database System Wednesday 09.00 – 12 .00. Course Description.

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Advanced Information Modeling and Database System

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  1. Advanced Information Modeling and Database System Course Introduction I-DIT

  2. Class I-DIT 070147801 Advanced Information Modeling and Database System Wednesday 09.00 – 12.00

  3. Course Description Information Modeling, concepts of database systems, database system architecture, database design, entity relationship diagram, unified modeling language and case studies, query processing, transaction management, database integrity and security, advanced data management, research on information modeling, database technology.

  4. Course Objectives Students should: Demonstrate their abilities to apply the knowledge to effectively solve database related problems. Be able to understand the main concepts of state-of-the-art database technologies Be able to carry out independent research in the areas of database systems

  5. Timetable

  6. Timetable

  7. Lecturer’s Profile • SuchaSmanchat, PhD • PhD in Information Technology, 2012 • Monash University, Australia • Master of Science in Information Technology (International Program), 2006 • King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok • Master of Information Technology (Minor Thesis), 2005 • Monash University, Australia • Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Engineering), 2002 • King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang

  8. Research Interests • PhD Topic: Scheduling Parameter Sweep Workflow in the Grid • Read posters outside my room • Upcoming project • Cost-based scheduling algorithm for parameter sweep workflow • Workflows • Scientific / Grid workflow • Grid computing • Grid workflow scheduling • Cloud (still a newbie)

  9. Lecturers’ Contacts • Counseling Hour • Sucha: 3A05 (third floor), Monday afternoon • Email • sucha.smanchat@acm.org • Under normal circumstance • Mobile phone number will not be given to student • I play Facebook but I’m not adding you either

  10. Evaluation • Plagiarism -50% • Research Report #1 30% • Report 25% • Presentation 5% • Research Report #2 40% • Report 35% • Presentation 5% • Final Examination 30%

  11. Research Report • Research Report #1 – Any state-of-the-art database tech. • Research Report #2 – Any state-of-the-art database tech. • Individual report • Approximately 4,000 – 5,000 words in English (use MS Word count) • Professionally written • At least 20 reliable sources, properly cited and listed at the end of the paper • This will be scored • Full paper is to be submitted on the presentation weeks

  12. Plagiarism Matter • Be warned, 50% of total score penalty • What is plagiarism? • copy-paste, even from your friends • 4 exact same words without quote and citation • paraphrasing without citation • Google translate • General knowledge does not require citation • Having more references cited is not bad

  13. Referenced Materials C. J. Date, “An Introduction to Database Systems”, 7th Ed., Addison-Wesley, 2000. Abraham Silberschatz, Henry F. Korth, and S. Sudarshan, “Database System Concepts”, 3rd Ed., McGraw-Hill, 1997. Jeffrey A. Hoffer, V. Ramesh, HeikkiTopi, “Modern Database Management”, 10th Ed., Pearson Education, 2011. Student may use other books (or later editions) that cover the topics specified in this course.

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