A Guest Lecture On Insights Of Mongo DB

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering organized a event entitled Guest Lecture On ” lnsights of Mongo DB”, on 18^th November 2022. The event was conducted in “Smt Rajalakshmi Jayaraman Seminar Hall”. The event started at 11am and concluded at 1.30 pm. Total 225 students from all the 5^th semesters of Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering participated in this event.

Chief guest Mr. Purushottam kumar, Corporate Trainer for Cranes Varsity Limited arrived and shared his Industry knowledge to the students about learning management System and MongoDB.

A learning management system is a software application for the administration, documentation, tracking, reporting, automation, and delivery of educational courses, training programs, materials or learning and development programs. Different software development strategies and testing methodologies in corporate.

Different generation of languages such as Simula, FORTAN, smalltalk, C, CSAP, Java, Python, Ruby, Pearl, Sql, where Sql is 4^th generation language. Structured verses unstructured data, noSql basically deals with unstructured data such as text, audio, video. Difference between DBMS, RDBMS, NoSQL DBMS.

There are 11 types of database system are there. Examples are document oriented database, cloud database. MongoDB is the document oriented database.
Searching unstructured documents in MongoDB is faster than the tedious process of converting the data in binary format for storing in RDBMS and fetching the relevant information from that.
Zoom , Google meet use NoSQL database for keeping data

MongoDB is a open source document database that provides high performances, high availability.

The first Ready Production of MongoDB has been considered from version 1.4 which was Released in march 2010.

Primary Purpose of Mongo DB

Scalablity
Performance
High Availibility
Develop Faster
Single server

MongoDB is document-oriented database. It offers a document oriented storage very simple you can program its very easily. We should think why instead of what. It use to try to find what then we will think against.

Faculty Coordinator of the event:

Prof. S.Krishnanarayanan (AP, Dept of CSE)

Outcome of the Event:

Through the brainstorm sessions of this event, the participants learnt about Basics of MongoDB. It will surely help as it is a part of both frontend and backend.