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|ByStudents= "Recommended for those wanting to enter into Co-op as employers expect you to have some knowledge of databases."<br><br>"Databases show up everwhere and are the fundamental back-end to almost any application you can imagine."
 
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Introduction

Databases is a very practical topic. Topics discussed include the fundamentals of database design and usage, the theory behind database implementation details, and a practical introduction to query languages (such as SQL), used to obtrain information from databases.

...By Students

"Recommended for those wanting to enter into Co-op as employers expect you to have some knowledge of databases."

"Databases show up everwhere and are the fundamental back-end to almost any application you can imagine."

Prerequisites

Data Structures and Algorithms (COMP 2140)

Course Homepage

CS Website

Official Description

Aurora