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Database Management Systems is a subset of computer application studies in which characteristics and techniques of database approaches are instructed in demonstrative ways. The course is restricted to database structures and modus operandi and hence delves deep into the theoretical concepts and frames. It exposes the advantages and disadvantages of the method and skilfully teaches the students to make use of the advantages. The major areas of the subject matter rest on data system and architecture rendering profoundness to data models, database languages, interfaces, schemes, instances, and DBMS architectural classifications, on data modelling providing enlightenment in entity relationship model focussing on entity types and sets, relationships and roles, attributes and keys, on language system, that is, on relational algebra, relational constraints, relational database scheme and relational calculus, on database design theory deriving itself from guidelines and database standards, on system implementation techniques which is more receptive of transaction processing, scheduling and validation.