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This course, taught by an Associate Professor in the Department of Control Systems Optimization at the Institute of Cybernetics, aims to equip students with in-depth knowledge of Structured Query Language (SQL) as the standard for accessing relational databases. Students will learn to write queries, create database structures, manipulate data, and comprehend professional English vocabulary specific to the database field. The course spans 16 hours over the 5th semester of the Bachelor's program in Applied Informatics, focusing on practical skills applicable in modern database management systems.

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  1. Information about Instructor • Title:an Associate Professor at the Department of Control Systems Optimization at the Institute of Cybernetics. • Academic rank: PhD in Technical Sciences. • Classes taught: • Information Systems and Technologies • Databases • Research interests: • Systems Information Modelling • Relation Model • Structural Programming Methods • Training: • 2010 – DHBWHeidenheim, Germany • 2013 – TPU Program ‘The University Instructor’

  2. Course metadata • Title: Databases • Department of Control Systems Optimization, Institute of Cybernetics • Bachelor-degree program: 230700 Applied Informatics (in Economics) • Duration: 16 Hours • Semester: 5 • Assessment: credit test • Study form: full-time • Keywords:Database, Structured Query Language, Relation Model

  3. Information about Course • Summary • The aim of the course is to learn the structured query language (SQL) as the standard language for accessing relation databases. • After completion of this course, the students will be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of using SQL to get and manipulate data in different modern database management systems.  • Outcomes : • learning SQL concepts and syntax to write queries to retrieve data; • creating database structure and filling it using SQL statements; • learning professional English vocabulary including the terminology in the database field.

  4. Information about Module • Summary • The aim of the module is to learn the structured query language (SQL) as the standard language for accessing relation databases. • After completion of this module, the students will be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of using SQL to get and manipulate data in different modern database management systems.  • Outcomes : • learning SQL concepts and syntax to write queries to retrieve data; • creating database structure and filling it using SQL statements; • learning professional English vocabulary including the terminology in the database field.

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