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Computerised Database Systems Management
Chapter 1: To design database system
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⚑ What you will be able to do

By the end of this chapter, you will be able to:

  • Identify different database design approaches by following workplace procedures.
  • Choose the right database design tools based on what users need.
  • Determine the best database structures according to given specifications.
  • Develop a database design architecture that fits user requirements perfectly.
  • Perform database normalization according to application needs.
  • Create clear database model diagrams that meet both user and application requirements.
  • Generate a detailed database design report following workplace procedures.

These skills will help you build efficient, organized databases that make managing information easier and more effective in any real-world job.

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🔒1.2 Identification of database design tools

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🔒1.3 Database structures.

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🔒1.4 Database design architecture

Database design architecture is the overall structure that decides how a database is described, how the database management system (DBMS) is organised into layers and components, and how data, users and servers are arranged across machines and networks. A good…

🔒1.5 Database normalisation.

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🔒1.6 Entity Relationship diagrams

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🔒1.7 Database design report

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Am I competent?

At the start of this chapter we promised you would be able to:

  • Identify different database design approaches by following workplace procedures.
  • Choose the right database design tools based on what users need.
  • Determine the best database structures according to given specifications.
  • Develop a database design architecture that fits user requirements perfectly.
  • Perform database normalization according to application needs.
  • Create clear database model diagrams that meet both user and application requirements.
  • Generate a detailed database design report following workplace procedures.

Tick each one you can genuinely do.

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