AKTU Database Management System (BCS501) Notes & Study Material PDF – B.Tech 3rd Year Sem 5
BCS501
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This comprehensive study material provides topic-wise, in-depth coverage of the BCS501 syllabus with diagrams, tables, solved examples, important questions and examination-oriented preparation material. The attached PDF contains 177 pages.
🎓 Course Details
- Subject: Database Management System
- Course Code: BCS501
- Year: 3rd Year
- Semester: V
- Session: 2025–26
- Credits: 4
- Course Type: Core Course
- Branches: CSE / Computer Science / Computer Engineering / Allied Branches
🔹 UNIT I – Introduction & ER Modeling
Topics include:
- Database System Overview
- Database System vs File System
- Database System Architecture
- Data Models, Schemas & Instances
- Data Independence
- Database Languages & Interfaces
- DDL and DML
- Overall Database Structure
- Entity-Relationship Model
- ER Diagram Notation
- Mapping Constraints
- Super Key, Candidate Key & Primary Key
- Generalization
- Aggregation
- Extended ER Model
- Reduction of ER Diagrams to Tables
- Higher-Degree Relationships
🔹 UNIT II – Relational Model & SQL
Covers:
- Relational Data Model
- Integrity Constraints
- Entity & Referential Integrity
- Domain Constraints
- Relational Algebra
- Relational Calculus
- Tuple & Domain Calculus
- Introduction to SQL
- SQL Data Types & Literals
- SQL Command Types
- SQL Operators
- Tables, Views & Indexes
- Queries & Subqueries
- Aggregate Functions
- INSERT, UPDATE & DELETE
- Joins
- UNION, INTERSECTION & MINUS
- Cursors
- Triggers
- Procedures in SQL/PL-SQL
🔹 UNIT III – Database Design & Normalization
Includes:
- Functional Dependencies
- First Normal Form (1NF)
- Second Normal Form (2NF)
- Third Normal Form (3NF)
- Boyce-Codd Normal Form (BCNF)
- Inclusion Dependencies
- Lossless Join Decomposition
- Normalization using Functional Dependencies
- Multivalued Dependencies
- Fourth Normal Form (4NF)
- Join Dependencies
- Fifth Normal Form (5NF)
- Alternative Approaches to Database Design
🔹 UNIT IV – Transaction Processing & Distributed Databases
Topics include:
- Transaction Processing Concepts
- Transaction Systems
- Serializability
- Serializability of Schedules
- Conflict Serializability
- View Serializability
- Recoverability
- Recovery from Transaction Failures
- Log-Based Recovery
- Checkpoints
- Deadlock Handling
- Distributed Data Storage
- Distributed Concurrency Control
- Directory Systems
🔹 UNIT V – Concurrency Control Techniques
Covers:
- Need for Concurrency Control
- Locking Techniques
- Timestamp Ordering Protocols
- Validation-Based / Optimistic Protocol
- Multiple Granularity
- Multiversion Concurrency Control
- Recovery with Concurrent Transactions
- Oracle Database Case Study
✅ 177 Pages Complete Study Material
✅ Complete 5-Unit Coverage
✅ Topic-wise Detailed Notes
✅ ER Diagrams & DBMS Architecture
✅ Relational Algebra & Calculus
✅ SQL Commands & Queries
✅ Joins, Views, Indexes & Triggers
✅ Functional Dependencies & Normalization
✅ 1NF, 2NF, 3NF, BCNF, 4NF & 5NF
✅ Transaction Processing
✅ Serializability & Recoverability
✅ Log-Based Recovery & Checkpoints
✅ Deadlock Handling
✅ Distributed Databases
✅ Concurrency Control Techniques
✅ Timestamp & Locking Protocols
✅ Oracle Case Study
✅ Solved Examples & Numericals
✅ Important Questions
✅ AKTU-Pattern Sample Question Paper
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