Time-stamp: "99/11/09 15:20:01 chaw"
*Approximate* schedule for CMSC 424 (Database Design), Section 0101, Fall 1999.
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# Date Material due
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01 01 Sep Wed [1.0-1.1,3.0-3.1,4.0-4.1]
00 06 Sep Mon University holiday (no class)
02 08 Sep Wed 1.0-1.6 (guest lecture by Dr. Hanan Samet)
03 13 Sep Mon 3.0-3.1,4.0-4.1,[7.0-7.1(helpful for assignment)]
04 15 Sep Wed 5.0-5.2,[7.2-7.3],PHW1
05 20 Sep Mon 5.3
06 22 Sep Wed 5.4-5.5,4.6
07 27 Sep Mon 2.0-2.3,PR1
08 29 Sep Wed HW1,Q
09 04 Oct Mon 2.4-2.9,PHW2
10 06 Oct Wed 3.2-3.4
11 11 Oct Mon 3.5-3.7,PR2,HW2
12 13 Oct Wed 3.8-3.11,Q
13 18 Oct Mon 5.6-5.9
14 20 Oct Wed ..
15 25 Oct Mon mini-review
16 27 Oct Wed Mid-term exam (regular class time and place)
17 01 Nov Mon ..
18 03 Nov Wed 7.0-7.3
19 08 Nov Mon 4.5,4.7-4.9
20 10 Nov Wed 4.2-4.4,PR3
21 15 Nov Mon 5.10-5.12
22 17 Nov Wed 6.0-6.8,Q
23 22 Nov Mon 7.4-7.6,PR4
24 24 Nov Wed HW3
25 29 Nov Mon 8.0-8.4,PR5+6
26 01 Dec Wed 8.5-8.9
27 06 Dec Mon Q
28 08 Dec Wed HW4
29 13 Dec Mon review; PR7(final report)
00 14 Dec Tue Project demos; NOTE day; time and place TBA; see below.
00 15 Dec Wed Project demos; NOTE day; time and place TBA. see below.
30 22 Dec Wed Final exam; NOTE day, time(10:30am-12:30pm), place(TBA).
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Notes:
* PR = Project Report
* PHW = programming homework
* HW = other homework
* Q = quiz *likely*; a Q entry above is neither a necessary nor a
sufficient condition for a quiz actually being offered on that date.
* S1 = supplemental reading 1: A Critique of ANSI SQL Isolation Levels
* Unqualified numbers in the material due column refer to sections
in the textbook; section x.0 refers to the text that begins chapter x.
Note that the last two sections of each chapter typically are a
summary and a list of references (and thus short).
* Material within square brackets ([..]) is recommended, but not required
* We're covering topics not in the textbook order, but in an order
that tries to (1) introduce material required for project decisions
early and (2) covers database programming before database design.
* Project demos are to be scheduled for a 1-hour timeslot on the 14th
or 15th of December, by arrangement with the instructor. If no
suitable time can be found on these dates, students can schedule the
demo for any *earlier* date, also by arrangement with the
instructor.
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