IS 302

Introduction to Database Design and SQL for Non-Majors

Information Systems Marriott School of Business

Course Description

Introduction to databases, specifically focusing on the relational database model, database design and modeling, and the structured query language (SQL). Students will master essential database concepts by developing critical thinking skills by producing conceptual data models and solving relational algebra and SQL query problems. Students will also learn the standard symbols and notation for data modeling and relational database design and will be able to demonstrate this knowledge in conceptual and relational data models.

When Taught

Fall and Winter

Grade Rule

Standard Grade Rule: A B C D E I

Credit Hours

Min

Fixed

Lecture Hours

Fixed

Lab Hours

Fixed

Learning Outcomes

Title

Critical Thinking Skills

Learning Outcome

Produce conceptual data models and solve relational algebra and SQL query problems using critical thinking skills.

Title

Written Communication

Learning Outcome

Create conceptual and relational data models using standard symbols and notation for data modeling and relational database design.

Title

Group Work

Learning Outcome

Collaborate effectively to complete data modeling projects.