1. Introduction 1.1. Information systems. Databases. Database Management Systems 1.2. Modeling methodologies 1.3. Management of semi structured and complex data; distributed and noSQL databases 2. Relational database 2.1. Design of a database. Relational model 2.2. Query languages. SQL language 2.3. Introduction database management systems 3. NoSQL Databases 3.1. Comparison of relational databases to new NoSQL stores 3.2. NoSQL Databases Types 3.3. NoSQL Database installation and, use and deployment

AF1: THEORETICAL ¿ PRACTICAL CLASSES. The knowledge students must acquire will be presented. Students will receive the class notes and will be provided with basic reference texts in order for them to be better able follow the classes and carry out the subsequent projects. Students will solve exercises, tackle practical problems and workshops and assessment exams will be carried so that students can acquire the abilities needed. AF3: STUDENTS¿ INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP WORK. AF8: WORKSHOPS AND LABORATORIES. MD1: THEORETICAL CLASS. The professor will give in-class presentations, including computer and audiovisual aids in which the course¿s main concepts are developed. Additional materials and literature will also be provided in order to supplement the student¿s learning. MD2: PRACTICAL CASES. Students will be required to resolve case studies, problems, etc. posed by the professor both individually and in groups.