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Course Registration and Tutorial Preference Reminder

Written on 11.10.24 by Marcel Maltry

Dear students,

Please complete your course registration by 20 October, 23:59, and select your preferred tutorial slot via your personal status page.

If you have already chosen your tutorial slots, kindly double-check you selection, as we had to adjust the Tuesday slot. In the tutorials, we will… Read more

Dear students,

Please complete your course registration by 20 October, 23:59, and select your preferred tutorial slot via your personal status page.

If you have already chosen your tutorial slots, kindly double-check you selection, as we had to adjust the Tuesday slot. In the tutorials, we will primarily review sample solutions for the assignments distributed the previous week. These solutions will also be made available in the CMS. If you do not plan to attend any tutorial, please select the "No Tutorial" option.

Best regards,

Marcel

Database Systems (Core Lecture)

 

Objectives of this Lecture

  1. Learn basic techniques in Database Systems conceptually: Slides, algorithms, system, exercises
  2. Learn to apply algorithms in the field of Database Systems
  3. Help you not to reinvent the wheel: learn to map new problems to existing problems and solve them with established techniques.
  4. Sensitize for problems of important applications: scalability, performance problems, durability, isolation
  5. Sensitize for solutions of important applications: effort, performance, robustness, extensibility, maintainability

 

Distinction to Big Data Engineering (Undergrad Lecture)

Big Data Engineering: Focus on principles, design patterns and application of Big Data technologies, in particular Data Engineering.

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This lecture: Deeper dive into the underlying techniques, in particular the systems aspect of Database Management Systems.

 

Administrative Details

All information about assignments, tutorials, lecture mode, topics, registration, etc. will be explained in the first lecture on Wednesday, October 16th, 10:15 in E1 3, HS II. Tentative exam dates can already be found in the calendar.

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