On Teaching an Object-Oriented Database Module in Undergraduate CS/IS Curricula

Authors

Billy B. L. Lim, Illinois State University

Abstract

As object-oriented technology becomes more and more prevalently used in the computing industry, it is important that the computing science curricula keep up with the technological trend. The literature shows numerous efforts in this direction but few have dealt with object-oriented databases. Much of the efforts are in the areas of incorporating object-orientation into introductory computing courses or integrating special topics courses on object-oriented programming into the curricula. This paper describes the experiences that the author had while integrating object-orientation into a CS/IS curriculum. In particular, it illustrates where and how object-oriented databases can be introduced in an introductory DBMS course by using some object-oriented DBMS prototypes. A sample module for introducing object-oriented databases is also presented.

Recommended Citation

Lim, Billy B. L. (1995) "On Teaching an Object-Oriented Database Module in Undergraduate CS/IS Curricula," Journal of Information Systems Education: Vol. 7 : Iss. 3 , 113-116.
Available at: https://aisel.aisnet.org/jise/vol7/iss3/6