Database Management Systems DBMS PCCST402 Semester 4 KTU CS 2024 Scheme

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Database Management Systems DBMS PCCST402 Scheme and Syllabus

University Question Paper - KTU BTech DBMS PCCST402 May 2026 and Answer Scheme

Module-1

Introduction to DBMS



Database System Concepts and Architecture



Conceptual Data Modeling and Database Design


Entity Types, Entity Sets, Keys, and Value Sets in the ER ModelRelationship Types in the ER ModelConstraints on Binary Relationship TypesWeak Entity TypesAlternative (min, max) Notation for ER Diagrams

Module-II 

Relational Database Constraints



Relational Algebra and Relational Calculus



Structured Query Language ( SQL)


Relational Database Design



Module-III

Normalization




 Transactions and Concurrency Control


Transactions, Database Items, Read/Write Operations, and DBMS Buffers

Schedules (Histories) of TransactionsCharacterizing Schedules Based on Serializability

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