BCA in Database Management at United University - Course, Fees, Admission, Seats, Syllabus

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Course Duration	Course Level	Course Tuition Fees (Rs)	Mode of Study	Institute Type
3 Years	Undergraduate	150,000	Full-time	Private

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Based on my update in April 2023 I currently do not possess access to real time syllabi from universities. Therefore I cannot provide you with information on a hypothetical "United University" or their Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) program particularly regarding the Database Management course. However I can offer you an overview of what a typical BCA programs Database Management syllabus might cover. This outline is based on topics addressed in similar programs at various universities. Please keep in mind that for the accurate and up, to date syllabus it is advisable to consult the official university website or directly reach out to the relevant department. This course provides an overview of the principles behind database design, modeling, storage and retrieval. It also includes an introduction to SQL for manipulating databases. ** Objectives;** Gain a solid understanding of the key concepts and techniques used in database systems. Learn how to design databases and ensure they meet normalization standards. Master SQL and its applications for manipulating and querying databases. Explore the architecture and storage techniques employed by database systems. Dive into topics such as transaction management, concurrency control and recovery techniques. **Module 1; Introduction to Database Systems** Overview of Database Management Systems development and evolution of DBMS Understanding the architecture of a database system Different data models; Hierarchical, Network, Relational, Object oriented **Module 2; Relational Database Design** Entity Relationship Model The concept of a relational model Techniques for designing databases with normalization principles in mind Maintaining integrity constraints and keys **Module 3; SQL and Data Manipulation** Introduction to SQL language Data Definition Language (DDL) Data Manipulation Language (DML) Data Control Language (DCL) features available in SQL **Module 4; Transaction Management and Concurrency Control** Understanding ACID properties in transactions Key concepts related to transactions Techniques for managing concurrent access to data Mechanisms for handling locks and dealing with deadlocks **Module 5; Database Security and Authorization** Identifying security issues within database systems Implementing authorization mechanisms for access control Conducting audits on databases Safeguarding data through encryption techniques **Module 6; Advanced Topics** Introduction to NoSQL Databases Administration tasks involved in managing databases Exploring data warehousing concepts, alongside data mining methods. Also covers distributed databases.

Module	Important Topics
Introduction to Database Systems	Database System Concepts, Database System Architectures, Data Models
Relational Database Design	Entity-Relationship Model, Relational Model, Normalization
SQL and Data Manipulation	SQL Basics, Advanced SQL, Stored Procedures, Triggers
Data Warehousing and Mining	Data Warehousing Concepts, OLAP, Data Mining Techniques
Database Administration	Database Security, Backup and Recovery, Performance Tuning
NoSQL Databases	Introduction to NoSQL, Types of NoSQL Databases, Use Cases

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