
About the Author
The author Ivan Bayross is an M. Tech in DBMS from Manchester University UK. He has spent more than 27 years in the software industry. He rose from the ranks in the IT industry, where he started as a programmer, moved up to C.1.0, and is now the Chairman and Technology lead, in a software development house at Mumbai, India. He specializes in multi-tier, client/ server, application development.
The book has been written to provide students an excellent grounding in Database Concepts and Systems. The book has several illustrative examples, which have a logical link between them.
Each set of examples helps build skills that will take the reader to the next set of examples, which in turn leads upwards until a strong programming foundation using ANSI SQL, the natural language of an RDBMS, has been established.
The Topics Covered
Each topic is liberally sprinkled with examples that are mapped to applications, which fit in the real world. At the end of each chapter there is a material review section consisting of Fill in the blanks and True or False questions. This should help in providing a quick but accurate way of measuring how the material has been absorbed.
Where applicable each chapter has several Hands-on exercises. These exercises will help reinforce the concepts studied. The solutions to these hands-on exercises have also been provided at the very end of the book.
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