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Subject : Database Systems and Application. Assignment: Create the Project Journal using the attached template. The journal should provide Last two weeks of individual work, risks, concerns, etc. The project journal gives you that opportunity to document what each team member has completed, what they work on and any challenge/concerns. Last two weeks we study 1. Understand the different types of database administration and tools used by DBA. 2. Understand the components of a data model, the importance of creating a data model and normalization. 3. Define the types of metadata, repositories and data dictionaries. 4. Understand the transformation from a logical to a physical database. 5. Understand the importance of defining transactions and the importance of transaction use during the development phase. .
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At the end of your degree program experience, you will develop a portfolio that will provide a clear representation of your mastery of program outcomes, skills, and abilities. The artifact that is suggested for use from this course is the case needs analysis section of your proposal and plan. It is strongly recommended that you save this document in a place where it can be accessed again at a later date.
Outcomes
This assessment will evaluate your mastery with respect to the following course outcomes:
· Apply the appropriate terminology of the realm of data and information management to real-world scenarios
· Develop and address complete and valid data requirements for business cases
· Design and plan to implement a simple relational data model using standard database management methods
· Differentiate between the uses, benefits, and limitations of commonly used tools and technologies in data and information management
· Present database management proposals in a persuasive manner given the needs of specific audiences
Prompt
You will be developing your submissions (a relational database model, and plan for implementation) around the following scenario: Birchwood Lane Schools currently records all student, instructor, and course data on paper. To meet state and federal requirements, Birchwood Lane Schools must implement an application system that records all student, course, and instructor data electronically. You will design a DBMS model and develop a strategy for implementation, which you will flesh o.
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Required Resources
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Times New Roman Font
APA style (
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