- Information Systems I
- Information Systems II
- JAVA

Professional competence
The students: 

• describe concepts, languages and architectures of database systems
• discuss state-of-the-art database research topics
• analyse information processing tasks and implement solutions appropriately

Methodological competence
 The students: 

• propose concrete processing requirements for special application classes
• assess the consequences of techniques and approaches 
• perform supervised research in the field of information systems
• analyse and reflect complex information system requirements
• realize information demands and accordingly gather aim-oriented information

Social Competencies
The students:

• solve problems partially in small groups
• present solution proposals in front of the exercise group
• discuss their different solution proposals withhin the exercise group

Self-competences
The students:

• accept constructive criticism
• reflect on their proposed solution considering the taugth methods

This module is a continuation of the content of information systems I and of information systems II. It deepens and extends the contents of the preceding modules and focuses mainly on current research questions. A special focus lies on concept of distributed data management.

• Özsu, M. Tamer; Valduriez, Patrick, Principles of distributed database systems
• Rahm/Saake/Sattler: Verteiltes und Paralleles Datenmanagement, Springeer
• Paper from SIGMOD, VLDB or ICDE

At the end of the lecture period

Written exam, oral exam or term paper