UNSW Handbook Plan - Database Systems

Database Systems - COMPGS5453

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Plan Summary


	Faculty: Faculty of Engineering
	School: School of Computer Science and Engineering
	Contact: http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au
	Program: 5453 - Information Science
	Award(s):
	Graduate Diploma in Information Science (Specialisation)

Plan Outline

Database Systems

This major provides specialised education in all aspects of data managment, including database design, database programming and database administration.

Plan Structure

Database Systems majors in program 5453 complete the following:

Core courses

Complete the following four courses:

COMP9021 Principles of Programming (6 UOC)
COMP9024 Data Structures & Algorithms (6 UOC)
COMP9311 Database Systems (6 UOC)
COMP9511 Human Computer Interaction (6 UOC)

Advanced Database Requirement

Complete two courses from the following:

COMP9314 Next Generation Database Systs (6 UOC)
COMP9315 Database Systems Implementat'n (6 UOC)
COMP9316 eCommerce Implementation (6 UOC)
COMP9321 e-Commerce Impl. Infrastruct. (6 UOC)

An exlusion exists between COMP9316 and COMP9321, so students can only choose one of these courses.

Secondary Core Requirement

Complete two courses from the following:

COMP9020 Foundations of Comp. Science (6 UOC)
COMP9031 Internet Programming (6 UOC)
COMP9331 Computer Networks&Applications (6 UOC)
COMP9334 Systems Capacity Planning (6 UOC)
COMP9414 Artificial Intelligence (6 UOC)
INFS5927 Know. Manage. Systems & Tech. (6 UOC)
INFS5991 Decision Support Systems (6 UOC)

One of the above secondary core courses can be replaced with a COMP elective.

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