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The document provides information about a database systems course, including objectives, resources, assessment details, recommendations, and chapter topics for the first lecture. The course aims to teach students to design relational databases, implement and query using SQL, and develop a simple database application. Students will learn database theory, administration, and be assessed through assignments, tests, and overall coursework. The first lecture will cover the differences between data and information, database types and management systems, and the evolution from file systems to modern databases.
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