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Comprehensive software engineering curriculum
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Module 9
Database Architecture & Design
1
Understanding CAP Theorem for Distributed Databases
Explain the CAP Theorem (Consistency, Availability, Partition Tolerance) and its implications for distributed databases.
2
SQL vs. NoSQL: Architectural Comparison
Compare SQL vs. NoSQL database models from an architectural perspective (schema, scalability, consistency).
3
Database Indexing for Query Optimization
Design a database indexing strategy (e.g., B-Tree, hash) to optimize query performance.
4
Database Replication Strategies and Trade-offs
Explain database replication strategies (e.g., master-slave, master-master) and their trade-offs.
5
Database Sharding: Strategies, Scalability, and Complexity
Explain database sharding (partitioning) strategies and their impact on scalability and complexity.
6
Understanding Transaction Isolation Levels
Describe the purpose and trade-offs of different transaction isolation levels.
Choosing SQL vs. NoSQL for Data Modeling
Design a basic data model for a given application, choosing between SQL and NoSQL.
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