Learn Database Management Systems from scratch as Database Management System forms the core of computer science
InstructorVignesh Sekar
Free
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The curriculum provides detailed coverage of functional dependencies, closure operations, and the conversion of ER models into relational tables.
Instruction includes specific lectures focused on solving problems, such as finding super keys and minimizing functional dependency sets.
Learner signals suggest the instructor may speak too quickly, and an accent can make comprehension difficult for some.
Some modules contain excessive repetition of sentences, which may necessitate watching at higher speeds to maintain progress.
The curriculum aligns well with the stated goals of preparing for academic exams and computer science fundamentals.