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Database Systems, Principles, Design and Implementation is a nice book for those who are new to database system. It is well explained, easy to understand and more important  topics are explained with the help of an examples. This book have following contents...

Table Of Content:

   - Introduction to the course
    -Database definitions
    -Importance of the Databases
    -Databases and Traditional File Processing Systems.
    -Advantages of Databases

    -Difference between Data and Information
    -Further Advantages of Database Systems
    -Cost Involved
    -Importance of Data

    -Levels of Data

    -Users of Database Systems

    -Database Architecture
    -The Architecture
    -External View (Level, Schema or Model)
    -Conceptual or Logical View

     -Internal or Physical View / Schema
     -Data Independence:
     -Functions of DBMS

     -Database Development Process
     -Preliminary Study
     -Database Development Process: Approach 2
     -Tools Used for Database System Development:
     -Data Flow Diagrams
     -Types of DFD

     -Detailed Data Flow Diagram
     -Data Dictionary
     -Database Design Phase

     -Types of Data Models

     -Types of Database Design

     -Entity-Relationship Data Model
     -The Entity
     -Classification of entity types.
     -Attribute
     -Types of Attributes.
     -Summary:
     -Exercises

     -Attributes
     -The Keys

     -Relationships
     -Types of Relationships

     -Roles in Relationships
     -Dependencies..
     -Enhancements in E-R Data Model

     -Super-type and Subtypes

    
     -Inheritance
     -Super types and Subtypes
     -Specifying Constraints
     -Completeness Constraint
     -Disjointness Constraint
     -Subtype Discriminator

     -Steps in the Study of system

     -Identification of Entity Types of the Examination System
     -Relationships and Cardinalities in between Entities
     -Conceptual Database Design
     -Logical Database Design
  
     -Relational Data Model
     -Introduction to the Relational Data model
     -Mathematical Relations
     -Database Relations

     -Database and Math Relations
     -Degree of a Relation

     -Mapping Relationships
     -Binary Relationships
     -Unary Relationship
     -Data Manipulation Languages
     -Relational Algebra

     -The Project Operator

     -Types of Joins
     -Theta Join
     -Equi–Join
     -Natural Join
     -Outer Join
     -Semi Join
     -Relational Calculus
     -Tuple Oriented Relational Calculus..
     -Domain Oriented Relational Calculus
     -Normalization

     -Functional Dependency.
     -Inference Rules
     -Normal Forms

     -Second Normal Form
     -Third Normal Form
     -Boyce - Codd Normal Form
     -Higher Normal Forms

     -Normalization Summary
     -Normalization Example
     -Physical Database Design

     -The Physical Database Design Considerations and Implementation
     -DESIGNING FIELDS
     -CODING AND COMPRESSION TECHNIQUES

     -Physical Record and De-normalization
     -Partitioning
     -Physical Record and Denormalization
     -Denormalization Situation 1
     -Partitioning

     -Vertical Partitioning
     -Replication
     -Reduced training cost
     -MS SQL Server

     -Rules of SQL Format
     -Data Types in SQL Server

     -Categories of SQL Commands

     -Alter Table Statement

     -Select Statement

     -Attribute Allias

     -Data Manipulation Language

     -ORDER BY Clause
     -Functions in SQL
     -GROUP BY Clause
     -HAVING Clause
     -Cartesian Product

     -Inner Join
     -Outer Join
     -Semi Join
     -Self Join
     -Subquery

     -Application Programs
     -User Interface
     -Forms
     -Tips for User Friendly Interface

     -File Organizations
     -Hashing.
     -Hash Functions
     -Hashed Access Characteristics
     -Mapping functions
     -Open addressing:..
     -Index
     -Index Classification

     -Ordered Indices
     -Clustered Indexes
     -Non-clustered Indexes..
     -Dense and Sparse Indices
     -Multi-Level Indices
     -Views
     -To Focus on Specific Data
     -Characteristics /Types of Views
     -Characteristics of Views

     -Updating Multiple Tables
     -Materialized Views
     -Transaction Management

     -The Concept of a Transaction
     -Transactions and Schedules
     -Concurrent Execution of Transactions
     -Serializability
     -Lock-Based Concurrency Control
     -Deadlocks.

     -Incremental Log with Deferred Updates..
     -Incremental Log with Immediate Updates
     -Concurrency Control..

     -Uncommitted Update Problem
     -Inconsistent Analysis
     -Serial Execution
     -Serializability.
     -Locking

     -Locking Idea
     -DeadLock.
     -DeadLock Handling
     -Deadlock Resolution
     -Timestamping rules