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  - It is not okay to pretend you understand while you do not. Feel comfortable to stop the class at any time and ask any question. There is no such thing as dumb question. All questions are valuable!
  - As the goal is a profound and practical knowledge, the tests will contain exercises for checking this. Test exercises might greatly differ from the ones in class, but will need the same skillset and knowledge.
  - A prerequisite of this course is to speak, comprehend and read English fluently. If you feel you are not there yet, do drop the course, spend the same amount of time improving your English skills, and come back next fall. Background: This course is the so-called "mirror course" of the Hungarian Databases course. You will get the same degree eventually, so you have to meet the same requirements to pass Databases. Hungarian students speak Hungarian fluently, so you have to speak English fluently to avoid language skills from being a barrier of your Databases studies.
- 
+
+## Schedule
+
+type of class(lecture/tutorial/laboratory)|location|topic|date
+--|--|--|--
+lecture|IE.220|ER modeling|september 08
+lecture|IE.220|ER modeling|september 11
+lecture|IE.220|relational data model|september 15
+tutorial|IE.220|ER modeling|september 18
+lecture|IE.220|relational data model|september 22
+laboratory|building R|Oracle|september 25
+lecture|IE.220|physical storage|september 29
+tutorial|IE.220|relational data model|october 02
+BREAK|no class|october 06
+laboratory|building R|SQL 1|october 09
+lecture|IE.220|physical storage|october 13
+tutorial|IE.220|physical storage|october 16
+lecture|IE.220|physical storage|october 20
+BREAK|no class|october 23
+lecture|IE.220|optimization|october 27
+tutorial|IE.220|physical storage|october 30
+lecture|IE.220|transaction management november 03
+laboratory|building R|SQL 2|november 06
+lecture|IE.220|transaction management|november 10
+tutorial|IE.220|optimization|november 13
+lecture|IE.220|transaction management|november 17
+laboratory|building R|SQL 3|november 20
+lecture|IE.220|normalization|november 24
+tutorial|IE.220|optimization|november 27
+lecture|IE.220|normalization|december 01
+tutorial|IE.220|transaction management|december 04
+laboratory|IE.220|team workshop|december 08
+tutorial|IE.220|normalization|december 11
+
 ## Material
 
 [Reference book](principles-of-database-and-knowledge-base-systems-volume-1-1.pdf). This is the book you have to self-study at home besides the class material. The relevant sections are defined below.
@@ -38,16 +71,14 @@ The rest of the topics do not and will not have PPTs. (This is a choice of the l
 
 [Here](https://bmeedu-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/eros_levente_vik_bme_hu/Em7xqripQdZGuQMJO00-B6kBGQhwykK1zm-46x_VYMOByw?e=QP6BgX) are the recordings of last year's Databases lectures and tutorials. The ones relevant for you are the ones under my name. "Databases, Lecture n" is the nth lecture, "Databases, Practice m" is the m tutorial session. Also, there is a "Databases, 7,5th Lecture". Don't miss that one. Note: These videos only cover like half of the complete material!
 
+Tutorials and laboratories have separate material. See these in the appropriate sections.
+
 ## Lectures
 
 Lectures are held every Monday from 16:15 to 17:45. Location: IE.220
 
 On week 1 there will be an extra lecture on Thursday, september 5th at 16:15, in room IE.220.
 
-On week 4 there will be an extra lecture on Thursday, september 26th at 16:15, in room IE.220.
-
-All further lectures will be on Monday.
-
 Topics and corresponding sections in the reference book:
 
  - ER modeling: p32-42. Notes for the ER modeling chapter of the book:
@@ -113,7 +144,7 @@ Your performance on the Team workshop might increase your final mark.
 
 ## Tutorials (practices)
 
-Tutorials are held on Thursdays, from 16:15 to 17:45 in room IE.220 (take the triple elevator to the 2nd floor), according to the following schedule. You should prepare for these classes, from all preceding lectures.
+Tutorials are held on Thursdays, from 16:15 to 17:45 in room IE.220, according to the Schedule section. You should prepare for these classes, from all preceding lectures.
 
 ### Instructor
 
@@ -123,16 +154,14 @@ Tutorials are held on Thursdays, from 16:15 to 17:45 in room IE.220 (take the tr
 
 Please make sure you have this open at the beginning of each practice.
 
-Topic|Date|Exercise sheet
---|--|--
-LECTURE|Sep. 4|-
-ER Modeling|Sep. 12|[HERE](Practice01.pdf)
-Relational Queries|Sep. 19|[HERE](practice_rel_2022.pdf)
-LECTURE|Sep. 26|-
-Physical Storage|Oct. 10|[HERE](practice_stor.pdf)
-Query Optimization|Oct. 24|[HERE](practice_opti.pdf)
-Normalization|Nov. 7|[HERE](practice_norm.pdf)
-Transaction Management|Nov. 28|[HERE](practice_tran.pdf)
+### Exercise sheets
+
+[ER Modeling](Practice01.pdf)
+[Relational Queries](practice_rel_2022.pdf)
+[Physical Storage](practice_stor.pdf)
+[Query Optimization](practice_opti.pdf)
+[Normalization](practice_norm.pdf)
+[Transaction Management](practice_tran.pdf)
 
 ## Laboratories
 
@@ -154,82 +183,15 @@ Lab instructors (name, e-mail, lab group):
 Below you can find the lab group and the room to which you should go for the labs. All rooms are located on the 4th floor of building R.
 
 Neptun ID|Lab group|Room
-AGYM2S|cs16a-3|P
-B6O03N|cs16a-2|O
-B7U9YB|cs16a-3|P
-B8RV40|cs16a-3|P
-BG6WBF|cs16a-1|C
-BKX9O1|cs16a-3|P
-CEUQEJ|cs16a-2|O
-CVDI73|cs16a-1|C
-DUZJ06|cs16a-3|P
-ENAIVQ|cs16a-3|P
-F2VK4R|cs16a-1|C
-FGLC9I|cs16a-2|O
-FPQV85|cs16a-2|O
-FSL7CU|cs16a-2|C
-FUFL7C|cs16a-2|O
-FWBC4A|cs16a-2|O
-G4O8WB|cs16a-3|O
-G4QJOR|cs16a-2|O
-GQ1UJJ|cs16a-3|P
-HE6HPK|cs16a-2|O
-HFPDRL|cs16a-3|P
-HW9NCU|cs16a-3|P
-HZKYNF|cs16a-3|P
-I31GPS|cs16a-1|C
-IJV1HI|cs16a-2|O
-IP5M0E|cs16a-1|C
-IXF6DR|cs16a-1|C
-IZHXR5|cs16a-2|O
-JQUGGW|cs16a-1|C
-K1TO74|cs16a-2|O
-K20UXP|cs16a-3|P
-KCP1K1|cs16a-3|P
-KJD0JB|cs16a-2|O
-M5UG9O|cs16a-2|O
-N88G93|cs16a-2|O
-NT9WUQ|cs16a-2|O
-OI6VE6|cs16a-3|P
-PDEIHU|cs16a-3|P
-QDJK3I|cs16a-3|P
-QN88Y3|cs16a-1|C
-QZFOVG|cs16a-2|O
-R3RJVD|cs16a-2|O
-RQ74QO|cs16a-3|P
-S0I2UA|cs16a-3|P
-SDR1AO|cs16a-1|C
-TDQWFF|cs16a-1|C
-TFBB32|cs16a-3|P
-VIUIQ5|cs16a-2|O
-W0SKEL|cs16a-1|C
-WYIH63|cs16a-2|O
-X3L23S|cs16a-2|O
-XB4NSE|cs16a-1|C
-XGBLQQ|cs16a-2|O
-YCVDZ2|cs16a-3|P
-YDAQI0|cs16a-3|P
-YLOA58|cs16a-3|P
-YNY323|cs16a-2|O
-ZTKDAD|cs16a-3|P
+later
 
 ### Time and date of labs
 
-Each lab is on Thursday, from 16:15 to 17:45, according to the following schedule:
-
-Topic|Date
---|--
-Oracle|Oct. 3
-SQL I|Oct. 17
-SQL II|Oct. 31
-SQL III|Nov. 14
-Team Workshop|Dec. 2
-
-The Team workshop will be in room TODO
+Each lab is on Thursday, from 16:15 to 17:45, according to the Schedule section.
 
 ### General information
 
-You should arrive at the lab prepared from the course material. At the beginning of each lab, an entry test will be written which is necessary for completing the given lab practice. The course material can be found below for each topic, separately.
+You should arrive at the lab prepared from the course material (see this below for each separate topic). At the beginning of each lab, an entry test will be written which is necessary for completing the given lab practice. The course material can be found below for each topic, separately.
 
 You will start solving the exercises during class. The amount of exercises that you get can be solved within a single class if you are prepared. Once finished, you can upload your solutions in a predefined format (see below) in the lab portal, which is [here](https://fecske.db.bme.hu). You always have to submit a lab report and in case of some labs, additional files too (see below). If you can’t finish the exercises during class, you can finish them at the Students’ Computer Center (HSZK, floor 4, building R), or at home, but 48 hours after the beginning of the given lab, your solution has to be uploaded. The deadline is thus, Saturday, 16:15.