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Table with course title, number, term, meeting times, instructor name, email, and office hours.
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Syllabus for [course name] with schedule and policies
Use this template to syllabus for [course name] with schedule and policies.
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Category | Education |
| Owner | [Team or owner] |
| Version | [Version number] |
| Effective Date | [Date] |
| Review Cycle | [Monthly / Quarterly / Annual / Event-based] |
| Status | [Draft / In Review / Approved] |
Table with course title, number, term, meeting times, instructor name, email, and office hours.
| Item | Details | Owner | Status |
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| [Item or requirement] | [Describe the relevant detail, evidence, or decision] | [Owner] | [Open / Complete] |
| [Item or requirement] | [Describe the relevant detail, evidence, or decision] | [Owner] | [Open / Complete] |
[Add context, assumptions, exceptions, evidence links, screenshots, calculations, or reviewer comments.]
Numbered list of 5-7 measurable outcomes students will achieve.
| Item | Details | Owner | Status |
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| [Item or requirement] | [Describe the relevant detail, evidence, or decision] | [Owner] | [Open / Complete] |
| [Item or requirement] | [Describe the relevant detail, evidence, or decision] | [Owner] | [Open / Complete] |
[Add context, assumptions, exceptions, evidence links, screenshots, calculations, or reviewer comments.]
Table with week number, topic, readings, and assignments due.
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| [Item or requirement] | [Describe the relevant detail, evidence, or decision] | [Owner] | [Open / Complete] |
| [Item or requirement] | [Describe the relevant detail, evidence, or decision] | [Owner] | [Open / Complete] |
[Add context, assumptions, exceptions, evidence links, screenshots, calculations, or reviewer comments.]
Table showing each assessment component, its weight, and a brief description.
| Item | Details | Owner | Status |
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| [Item or requirement] | [Describe the relevant detail, evidence, or decision] | [Owner] | [Open / Complete] |
| [Item or requirement] | [Describe the relevant detail, evidence, or decision] | [Owner] | [Open / Complete] |
[Add context, assumptions, exceptions, evidence links, screenshots, calculations, or reviewer comments.]
Attendance, late work, participation expectations, and technology requirements.
| Item | Details | Owner | Status |
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| [Item or requirement] | [Describe the relevant detail, evidence, or decision] | [Owner] | [Open / Complete] |
| [Item or requirement] | [Describe the relevant detail, evidence, or decision] | [Owner] | [Open / Complete] |
[Add context, assumptions, exceptions, evidence links, screenshots, calculations, or reviewer comments.]
Honesty expectations, plagiarism definition, and consequences. Use tables for structured data. Be precise about dates and percentages.
| Item | Details | Owner | Status |
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| [Item or requirement] | [Describe the relevant detail, evidence, or decision] | [Owner] | [Open / Complete] |
| [Item or requirement] | [Describe the relevant detail, evidence, or decision] | [Owner] | [Open / Complete] |
[Add context, assumptions, exceptions, evidence links, screenshots, calculations, or reviewer comments.]
Document review conclusions, approvals, unresolved items, and next review date.
| Role | Name | Date | Notes |
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| Preparer | [Name] | [Date] | [Notes] |
| Reviewer | [Name] | [Date] | [Notes] |
| Approver | [Name] | [Date] | [Notes] |
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Table with course title, number, term, meeting times, instructor name, email, and office hours.
Numbered list of 5-7 measurable outcomes students will achieve.
Table with week number, topic, readings, and assignments due.
Table showing each assessment component, its weight, and a brief description.
Attendance, late work, participation expectations, and technology requirements.
Honesty expectations, plagiarism definition, and consequences. Use tables for structured data. Be precise about dates and percentages.
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Table with course title, number, term, meeting times, instructor name, email, and office hours.
Numbered list of 5-7 measurable outcomes students will achieve.
Table with week number, topic, readings, and assignments due.
Table showing each assessment component, its weight, and a brief description.
Attendance, late work, participation expectations, and technology requirements.
Honesty expectations, plagiarism definition, and consequences.
Use tables for structured data. Be precise about dates and percentages.
| Instructor | Dr. Elena Marchetti |
| e.marchetti@university.edu | |
| Office Hours | Tue/Thu 2:00–3:30 PM, Room CS-412 |
| Lectures | Mon/Wed/Fri 10:00–10:50 AM, Hall B-201 |
| Prerequisites | CS 201 (Data Structures), CS 210 (Discrete Mathematics) |
| Textbook | Database System Concepts, 7th Edition, Silberschatz, Korth & Sudarshan |
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
| Week | Topic | Reading | Due |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Relational model & ER diagrams | Ch. 1–2 | — |
| 2 | ER-to-relational mapping, normalization (1NF–3NF) | Ch. 7 | HW 1 |
| 3 | SQL fundamentals: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE | Ch. 3 | — |
| 4 | Joins, subqueries, and set operations | Ch. 3–4 | HW 2 |
| 5 | Aggregation, grouping, and views | Ch. 4–5 | Project proposal |
| 6 | Midterm review & Midterm Exam | — | Midterm |
| 7 | Indexing and query optimization | Ch. 11–12 | HW 3 |
| 8 | Transactions, ACID properties, and concurrency control | Ch. 14–15 | — |
| 9 | NoSQL data models: document, key-value, graph | Supplemental | HW 4 |
| 10 | Application design patterns and ORM basics | Supplemental | Final project |
| Component | Weight | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Homework (4) | 30% | Bi-weekly problem sets covering SQL and design |
| Midterm Exam | 20% | In-class, closed-book, Week 6 |
| Final Project | 30% | Team of 2–3: design, implement, and present a database application |
| Participation | 10% | In-class exercises and discussion contributions |
| Final Exam | 10% | Cumulative, during finals week |
All submitted work must be your own. Collaboration on homework is encouraged for discussion, but each student must write and submit their own solutions. Plagiarism or unauthorized collaboration will result in a zero on the assignment and referral to the Dean of Students.
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