Recommended books

So, on my degree, I've figured out that I'll be studying two modules titled "Problem Solving Programming" and "Database Management".

I was wondering what books you guys would recommend for both of these, introductory/beginners of course.

Thanks,

-Binary Freak

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N2IT

http://www.amazon.com/Database-Concepts-Edition-David-Kroenke/dp/0132742926/ref=sr_1_23?ie=UTF8&qid=1409964142&sr=8-23&keywords=database+administration

In my first database course I took I used this one here. I found this book to be solid, it went through design, queries, triggers, stored procedures, different types of databases, etc. I felt it was very complete and still use it to this day, of course my book is a much older version.

What is great they provide you scripts you can download and mount into SQL express and go through the practice questions as you go through the textbook. It taught me a lot!

alan2308

Great book mentioned there by N2IT. I've still got my copy of I believe the 3rd edition, though it was all Microsoft Access then.

Disas_main

Problem Solving Programming - I think it will be better for you to deal with programming problems. But if you need an introduction http://www.amazon.com/Problem-Solving-Programming-Concepts-Edition/dp/0132492644 this book looks good I HAVEN'T READ IT!