IMPORTANT NOTES OF THE WEEK:

1. Read the announcements page.
2. NEW LOGIN INSTRUCTIONS posted for mysql.
3. Group split posted. Tells you which TA to talk to about the project.
4. How to setup your MySQL account
5. Links to get you introduced to servlet and database facilities provided by LCSR. Here on romulus, and here again. And here on remus (note that this was from previous semesters, so it says rhea, but its romulus now). Here are example servlet programs.
6. Links to tutorials on Servlets. From SUN and from IBM(Choose the right tutorial from the list).
7. Links to tutorials on JDBC. From SUN and from IBM(Choose the right tutorial from the list). You need to register for the IBM tutorials. Registration is free.

I assist teaching the Database Systems course 198:336 in Spring 2003. The course is taught by Professor Sesh Venugopal. The professor's class page is here.

Your grades will appear here, when they are assigned after projects and exams are graded.

Notes on howtos, information on MySQL and XML, project demos, links to information on the Professor's webpage etc. will appear here.

Topics covered in past recitations, and those anticipated will appear here.

Announcements will appear here.

In Fall 2002, I was the TA for the Database Systems course 198:336 taught by Professor Srimat Chakradhar. Related pages are here.
In Summer 2002, I was the TA for the Database Systems course 198:336 taught by Professor Srimat Chakradhar. The TA page for the course was maintained by Jun Li here .
In Spring 2002, I assisted teaching the Operating Systems course 198:416, taught by Professor Marvin Paull. Related pages are here.
 

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