RDBMS COURSE CONTENTS

RDBMS COURSE CONTENTS

DATA MODELS

Database Management Systems
Data Models

• Object-Base Logical Model
• Record-Based Logical Model
• Steps for Creating an ER Diagram.

Relational Operators

• RESTRICT
• PROJECT
• PRODUCT
• UNION
• INTERSECT
• DIFFERENCE
• JOIN
• DIVIDE

DATABASE DESIGN
Conceptual Model

• Mapping ER Diagrams to Table

Tips on Logical Database Design

• Attributes
• Keys
• Entities
• Subentities

Normalizing and denormalizing Data

Understanding Data Redundancy

• Definition of Normalization

Undaerstanding Denormalization

• Definition of Denormalization

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Introduction to C++

Introduction to C++

Hi! Welcome to my beginners guide to C++. If you are starting to program for the First time. C++ is an excellent Language to start programming in – a lot of applications that you use are probably written in  C++  and once you learn some basic concepts, learning other languages, like java for example, will be much easier.

After each topic you can rearrange the code in the examples provided or make up your own code. Programming is very much a practical subject so you will learn a lot by messing about with code or even looking at other people’s code.

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C++ with Programming Techniques

C++ with Programming Techniques

Introduction to C++
What is C++ Programming?
The Object-Oriented Approach

•  Encapsulation
•   Polymorphism
•  Inheritance What's new in C++?
•   New Style Header
•   Namespaces
•   The main() Function
•   New Comment Style
•   Input and Output
•  The return Statement Data Types and Variable
•  The bool Data Type
•  The Reference Data Type
  

Operators, Expression and Statements Operators

• The Assignment Operator
•  Mathematical Operators
•   Relational and Logical Operators
•   Bitwise Operators
•   The ? Operator
•   The & and * Pointer Operators
•   The size of Operator
•   The Comma Operator
•   The Dot (.) and Arrow (−>) Operators
•   The [ ] and ( ) Operators
•  Operator Precedence
  

Expressions

• Simple Expressions
• Complex Expressions Statements
•  Statements and White Space
•  Null Statements Compound Statements
•  More Statements
  

True and False in C ++
Selection Statements

• if Statement
• Nested ifs
•  The if-else-if Ladder
•  The ? Alternative
•  The Conditional Expression
•  The switch Statement
• Nested switch Statements Iteration Statements
•  The for Loop
•  for Loop Variations
• The Infinite Loop
•  for Loops with No Bodies
•  The while Loop
• The do-while Loop Jump Statements
•  The return Statement
•  The goto Statement
•  The break Statement
•  The exit( ) Function
•  The continue Statement

Arrays, Strings and Pointer Basics Arrays

• Declaration of an Array
• Initializing Arrays
• Storage Capacity of an Array
• Two-Dimensional Arrays
• Unsized Array Initializations Strings
• Null-Terminated Strings
• String Manipulation Functions
• Arrays of Strings

Pointers – A Brief Overview

• Definition of a Pointer
• Declaring a Pointer
•  How Pointer Work?
• Initializing Pointers

Pointer Expressions

• Pointer Assignments
•  Pointer Arithmetic
•  Pointer Comparisons Pointers and Arrays
• Arrays of Pointers
• Pointers Vs. Array Dynamic Memory Allocation
• What is Dynamic Memory Allocation?
• Allocating Memory
• Freeing Memory
• Reallocating Memory
• Common Pointer Pitfalls
• Not Assigning a Pointer to Memory Address before Using It
• Illegal Indirection

Classes and Objects

• Introduction to Classes
• What is a Class?
• Creating a Class
• Accessing Class Members Introduction to Objects
• What are Objects?
•  Creating Objects
•  Accessing an Object’s Data Members and Member Functions
• The Current Object
• The “This” Alternative
• Deleting an Object

Constructors and Destructors

• Constructor
• Destructor
• Parameterized Constructors Static Class Members
•  Static Data Members
•  Static Member Functions
• When Constructors and Destructors Are Executed The Scope Resolution Operator

Overloading

• Function Overloading
• Overloading a Function
• Overloading Constructor Functions
• Overloading a Constructor to Gain Flexibility Allowing Both Initialized and Uninitialized Objects
• Copy Constructors
• Finding the Address of an Overloaded Function
• Default Function Arguments
• Default Arguments vs. Overloading
• Operator Overloading
• Operator Overloading – An Overview
•  Overloading an Operator
• Creating a Member Operator Function
• Creating a Non-Member Operator Function
• Overloading new and delete Overloading new and delete for Arrays Overloading the no throw Version of new and delete

Inheritance

• Inheritance – An Overview
• What is Inheritance?
• Benefits of Using Inheritance Base-Class Access Control
• Inheritance and public and private Members
• Inheritance and protected Members
• Protected Base-Class Inheritance Implementing Multiple Inheritance
• Constructors, Destructors, and Inheritance
• Execution Order of Constructors and Destructors
• Passing Parameters to Base-Class Constructors Restoring Access
•  Virtual Base Classes Polymorphism in C++ Virtual Functions
• What is a Virtual Function?
• Creating a Virtual Function
• An Example
• Virtual Function vs Function Overloading
•  Calling a Virtual Function Through a Base Class Reference Inheriting Virtual Attribute
• Virtual Functions Are Hierarchical Pure Virtual Functions
• Discussing Pure Virtual Functions
•  Discussing Abstract Classes
•  Using Virtual Functions
• Early vs. Late Binding

Exception Handling

• Basics of Exception Handling
• The try and catch Block
• The throw Statement
• Some Examples Catching Class Types
• Using Multiple catch Statements
• Handling Derived-Class Exceptions
• Exception Handling Options
• Catching All Exceptions
• Restricting Exceptions
• Rethrowing an Exception Understanding terminate( ) and unexpected( )
• Overview of terminate() and unexpected()
• Setting the Terminate and Unexpected Handlers
• An Example
• The uncaught_exception( ) Function
• The exception and bad_exception Classes

File Handling in C++

• Handling Files – An Overview
• Opening and Closing a File
• Streams For File Manipulation
• Opening a File
• Verifying Whether File Is Opened Successfully
• Closing a File
• Reading and Writing Text Files
• Performing Unformatted and Binary I/O
• The put( ) and get( ) Functions
• The read( ) and write( ) Functions
• More get( ) Functions
• The getline( ) Function
• Detecting EOF
• Using the ignore( ) Function
• Using peek( ) and putback( ) Functions Using flush( ) Function
• Randoming Access of Files
• Obtaining the Current File Position

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