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A second ordering is to cover database development before application development. For this ordering, the author recommends the following textbook chapter ordering: 1, 2, 5, 6, 3, 7, 4, 9, and 10. The material on schema conversion in Chapter 6 should be covered after Chapter 3. This ordering supports a more thorough coverage of database development while not neglecting application development. To fit into one semester, advanced topics are skipped in Chapters 8 and 11 to 19.
A third possible ordering is to use the textbook in a two-course sequence. The first course covers database management fundamentals from Parts 1 and 2, data modeling and normalization from Parts 3 and 4, and advanced query formulation, and application development with views. The second course emphasizes database administration skills with physical database design from Part 4, triggers and stored procedures from Part 5, and the processing environments from Part 7 along with Chapter 12 on data warehouses. A comprehensive project can be used in the second course to integrate application development, database development, and database administration.
An alternative second course covers data warehouses and database administration. This course fits well in a business intelligence track. This course uses the four chapters in Part 6 about data warehouses and selected parts of Chapter 16 on data and database administration. A detailed case study can be used to provide integrative material in the last part of the course