Featured Database Systems Textbook – Overview, Resources, and Giveaway
The AiKeSheng Open Source Community announces a giveaway of a comprehensive MySQL‑based database systems textbook sponsored by Tsinghua University Press, detailing its four‑part structure, extensive learning resources, and participation rules for the July 2023 event.
The AiKeSheng Open Source Community is offering a giveaway of a carefully selected textbook, generously sponsored by Tsinghua University Press, to thank its supporters.
The featured book, authored by Li Yuejun, is a modern database systems textbook that uses MySQL 8.0 as the practice platform. It is organized into four parts: (1) database fundamentals (chapters 1‑4), (2) database management and protection (chapters 5‑7), (3) database system design and implementation (chapters 8‑10), and (4) a concrete development case (chapter 11).
The textbook emphasizes core theory and practical application, making it suitable for computer‑related majors, information‑technology courses, and professionals preparing for database engineer certifications.
Accompanying the book are comprehensive supporting resources—including syllabus, lecture slides, teaching plans, source code, answer keys, lab exercises, question banks, videos, and exam papers—listed as “配套资源”. Sample PPT, teaching‑plan, and question‑bank images are displayed below:
The giveaway runs from now until July 15, 2023 16:30. Participants must follow the AiKeSheng Open Source Community public account, can increase winning chances by inviting friends, and winners must submit shipping information within three days after the automatic draw.
Signed-in readers can open the original source through BestHub's protected redirect.
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