COMP-3150 (60-315-01) WINTER 2025 Announcements.
PLEASE, CHECK THIS PAGE FOR COURSE EVENTS. Just scroll down to read from recent to old
announcements.
NOTE:
DO NOT FORGET, IT IS IMPORTANT TO ATTEND ALL CLASSES.
Class Times:
COMP-3150-1 (60-315-01): T, R (11:30am - 12:50pm) UWindsor as
announced in Brightspace.
In the event of an emergency online class, to
attend any possible online class if needed on brightspace lms, Log on to
Brightspace https://brightspace.uwindsor.ca/d2l/login. Then, click on Virtual classroom, and join Comp 3150
Class session for the day.
Office
hours:
Comp-3150-1 (60-315-1): M, 12:00pm-1:00pm and Tuesdays, 2:00 – 3:00pm in my office at CS.
Course Web Page can be
accessed through: https://brightspace.uwindsor.ca/d2l/login Or https://cezeife.myweb.cs.uwindsor.ca/courses/60-315/winterindex.html.
Important and urgent class
announcements are also sent to students through their Uwindsor email account.
Please, check your UWindsor email account regularly.
Schedule for Extra Tutorials or office
hours provided by Computer Science for Students at various levels can be found
through a link found through the GA consulting hour link.
Posted Tuesday, December 31, 2024
Dear
Winter 2025 Comp 3150 Students,
Welcome to my Winter 2025 class and see you in class on Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2025.
Course Instructor: Dr. C. I.
Ezeife E-mail: cezeife@uwindsor.ca Office Location: Office Hours: |
Classes: Tues,
Thurs : 11:30am – 12:50pm; Room :
As announced in brightspace. Then, click on Virtual classroom, and join Comp 3150 Class session for the day. Course Web Page is open and
can be accessed through Brightspace https://brightspace.uwindsor.ca/d2l/login or directly through: https://cezeife.myweb.cs.uwindsor.ca/courses/60-315/winterindex.html. Course
Required Materials: C.I Ezeife, Course Notes for Comp-3150
(60-315), Database Management
Systems, University of Windsor, Fall 2024/Winter 2025. Elmasri, Ramez and
Navathe, Shamkant (2016). Fundamentals of Database Systems, 7th
edition, Pearson. Isb-13: 978-0-13-397077-7; isbn-10: 0-13-397077-9. Please, print or download the course notes
from the web site and write notes from class lectures inside your notes
and/or in a scribbler for easier revision in the future. Where to Find and download Course Notes I have placed a .pdf copy of
the chapters of the course notes on the course web site through the course
notes link at this course web site: Note : What you need to do to be able to run SQL
through Sqplplus. 1. You need to install the GlobalProtect
VPN on your computer (PC, laptop, mac) to be able to connect to any of the CS
machines called alpha.cs.uwindsor.ca, bravo.cs.uwindsor.ca,
charlie.cs.uwindsor.ca or delta.cs.uwindsor.ca in order to use the programs
like the Oracle database management system (DBMS) for creating, querying and
managing your databases.
Information on How to Install or Update GlobalProtect VPN
2.
You need to synchronize your UWindsor email
password with the Oracle Sqlplus password (i) every time you change
your UWindsor email password, (ii) first time you are logging
onto Sqlplus on cs servers, and (iii) any time you are
working on Sqlplus on our cs server and got locked out.
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Video on How to Synchronize your UWindsor
Account With CS server Oracle Sqlplus Account
and Login to Oracle DBMS and Sqlplus
For
students, who want to view the video on how to login to Oracle Sqlplus through
the steps described clearly below, please, view a video created by a former
TA. Talk to a TA or myself during our office hours if you are still
encountering any issues. This is
a link for the tutorial below.
https://cezeife.myweb.cs.uwindsor.ca/courses/60-315/announce/SQLplustutorial_f20.mkv
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Activating your Computer User Accounts and Accessing your Webmail
2. More on Accepted SQLPLUS password
Due to recent changes in campus password complexity, Oracle passwords may pose a problem for sqlplus logins. The characters that can be used for an Oracle password without enclosing it in double quotes are the same as any normal Oracle identifier: only letters, numbers, and the symbols #, _ and $ are acceptable, and the first character must be a letter. If the password includes any other characters, the entire password MUST be enclosed in double quotes for the Oracle login.
first. If you are unable to resolve the login
issue yourself, or are having database rights privileges in creating or
querying tables, send an email to the CS Systems Analyst, Sanjay Chitte, at
sanjay.chitte@uwindsor.ca.
To connect
to cs.uwindsor.ca servers remotely and be able to transfer files, you
need to download NoMachine or Bitvise SSH. The NoMachine Player
(client) is available for free on many platforms including Windows, Mac OS X,
Linux, Android and iOS (iPad tablets). It can be downloaded from
nomachine.com and we have some instructional videos for users at
help.cs.uwindsor.ca.
Read below for specific details.
To download NoMachine and Bitvise SSH, access, go to
the cs download help link at:
2. The working alternative most similar to the old
SSH client is the Bitvise SSH Client. Please to
download Bitvise SSH client (not putty), visit: http://www.putty.org/.
1. Follow the instructions and connect to cs.uwindsor.ca servers
with NoMachine if not yet familiar.
2. You now have a virtual machine interface similar to
what you see in the machines on campus in the Java lab or the West Leddy
Library lab. Then, left click on Applications on the top menu and select System
Tools, then, Mate Terminal. This creates a terminal for Unix/Linux
commands on a white background.
3. You are now ready to type your Unix/Linux commands for
editing with a text editor (e.g., gedit), connecting to an SQL query
language processor (e.g., sqlplus). You can also use the text
editor pico with any
either Bitvise or NoMachine terminal.
4. If you want a copy of any file in the
remote cs server brought to your local home PC, you can then
use Bitvise SSH client file transfer protocol (SFTP), FileZilla
or NoMachine to transfer the files to your local computer (or laptop)
so you can submit the file for assignment solution.
Dr. C. Ezeife
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