DBMS Tutorial needed

Here is the outline: Complete tutorial ideally 3000-4000 words. Extremely high quality English needed. No compromise here. No companies! The articles should cover following topics in the natural easy to read flow: • Article 1 • What is DBMS, history of DBMS • What are the approaches to DBMSs (relational, object oriented, etc) • Who are the various users of databases? • What are the advantages of database systems over flat file systems? • What are the three levels in a database architecture? • Article 2 • Examples of RDBMs MySQL, Oracle, MS SQL (a little history) • What is a domain? How is it used for referential integrity? • What is a primary key? Superkey? Candidate key? foreign key? • Relation, attribute, tuple definitions in the relational schema. • Relational Algebra -- be able to construct queries; syntax will be provided • What is a natural join? • Entity-relationship modeling -- be able to diagram a simple database with entities, relationships, attributes and ISA hierarchies • Transformation of ER to Relational schema • What are functional dependencies? How are they determined? --be able to enumerate all non-trival FDs in a relation. • Article 3 • What are the basic normal forms? • 1NF, 2NF, 3NF and BCNF decomposition--why and how. • SLI and CLI approaches to embedded SQL • B+ tree insertion and growth operations • Article 4 • Introduction to NOSQL approach (history, facts), Explanation of eventually consistent trade off • NoSQL Database Types • Overview of Hadoop, Mongo DB or Raven DB • Dynamic Schemas advantage • Auto-sharding • Article 5 • DynamoDB: Amazon's Highly Available Key-value Store • NoSQL Data in Windows Azure