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Intended Audience
This book is intended as a textbook for a one- or two-semester course in database management
or database design in an introductory undergraduate course, a graduate or advanced
undergraduate course. Such courses are usually required in an information systems, business
IT, or computer science curriculum.
The book is also intended as a reference book for IT professionals, such as systems
analysts or designers, application programmers, systems programmers, database practitioners,
and for independent self-teachers. Owing to the widespread use of database systems
nowadays, these professionals could come from any type of company that requires a
database.
It would be helpful for students to have a good background in the file organization and
data structures concepts covered in Appendix C before covering the material in Chapter 17
on physical database design and Chapter 21 on query processing. This background ideally
will have been obtained from a prior course. If this is not possible, then the material in
Appendix C can be presented near the beginning of the database course, immediately
following Chapter 1.
An understanding of a high-level programming language, such as ‘C’, would be advantageous
for Appendix E on embedded and dynamic SQL and Section 27.3 on ObjectStore.