Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Data Resource
Management
I. Why do organizations store data?
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Traditional File Processing Problems
1. Data Redundancy
2. Lack of data Integration
3. Data Dependence – data and
programs “tightly coupled”
4. Lack of Data Integrity
(Standardization)
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II. Fundamental Data Concepts
Character – the most basic logical data
element that can be observed, a single
alpha or numeric or other symbol,
represented by one byte
Field – a grouping of related characters,
as a last name or a salary, represents an
attribute of some entity General Purpose
Application Programs – perform common
information processing jobs for end users
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II. Fundamental Data Concepts
Record – a grouping of attributes that
describe an entity
File – a group of related data records
Database – a collection of logically
related data elements
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II. Fundamental Data Concepts
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III. Database Structures (Models)
Hierarchical Structure – treelike structure of one-
to-many parent-child relationships (each child can
have only one parent)
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IV. Database Development
Database Administrator (DBA) – controls
development and administration of the
database
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II. Types of Databases
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II. Types of Databases
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Data Warehouses/Data Mart and Data Mining
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III. Data Warehouses and Data Mining
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Natural Language versus SQL
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Graphical Query
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Source: Courtesy of Microsoft Corp.
IV. Database Development
Entity Relationship Diagram (without details)
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Relational Database Structure
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ERDs to create in class
• Supplier (Manufacturer, Products)
• Registration System (Student, Course,
Registration)
• Appointment (Doctor, Patient,
Appointment)
• Bank (Customer, Account, Transaction)
• Library (Borrower, Checkout, Book)
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