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Glossary_DatabaseFoundations_IntroDatabases

The document provides a glossary of key terms related to database foundations, including definitions for concepts like client-server model, data aggregation, and SQL. It serves as a resource for understanding the course content taught by Adam Wilbert. Additionally, it mentions the ability to search for specific terms in the course transcript.

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The document provides a glossary of key terms related to database foundations, including definitions for concepts like client-server model, data aggregation, and SQL. It serves as a resource for understanding the course content taught by Adam Wilbert. Additionally, it mentions the ability to search for specific terms in the course transcript.

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GLOSSARY

Database Foundations: Intro to Databases


With Adam Wilbert

Use the terms and definitions below to understand concepts taught in this course.

Transcript Search: note that you can search for terms spoken by the instructor during the course. To search the videos, switch to the
Transcript tab, then search for keywords using the In this video or In this course option.

Term Definition

client-server model A distributed computing architecture that separates the client (the user
or service requester) from the server (the central service or resource
provider)

data aggregation In databases, data aggregation uses functions such as sum, minimum,
maximum, and average to combine multiple entities into a single
summary value

database A computer system that organizes and stores data so it can be useful at
a later point in time

Docker A popular software platform that uses virtualization to deploy, run, and
manage self-contained software packages (also known as containers)

RDBMS Relational Database Management System; a software program


providing all the necessary interfaces and functions needed to create,
update, query, and administer a database

SQL Structured Query Language; the standard language used to create,


read, and modify relational databases

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