CMPS278: Design and Implementation of Database Systems

Advanced course in implementation techniques for database systems. For students who wish to do research in databases or to learn more about large-scale data processing. Topics include: indexing of complex data; techniques for high-volume concurrency control; query processing and optimization; database recovery; parallel database system architectures; database systems for streaming data; approximate query answering. Additional topics may include: self-managing database systems; advanced query optimization techniques; and query processing techniques for semi-structured data. (Formerly " Database Systems II ") Prerequisite(s): course 181 (or equivalent) or consent of instructor. Enrollment restricted to graduate students.

5 credits

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