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Data Modeling:
Finding the Perfect Fit |
Introduction
to Data Modeling gives an overview of developing a conceptual data model as the first
step in creating a relational database. It is broken up into nice screen
size chunks but mostly words (not many diagrams) by: Academic Computing and Instructional Technology Services ACITS at The University of Texas at Austin |
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| ACC2000: "Understanding Relational Database Design" Document Available in Download Center has a download of an excellent paper. (20 pages with Access examples based on Northwinds customers, orders, suppliers model) |
Conceptual
Design Using the
Entity-Relationship
(ER) Model PowerPoint Lectures by Raghu Ramakrishnan's PowerPoint of Prof. Hermann Gruenwald, University of Oklahoma, covers all the key terms of the E-R Model |
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| Univ of Michigan comprehensive (25+ pages) review of ER modeling | Babson College in Wellesley MA poses and Order Entry problem
and solution.
Some theory of creating ERDs. |
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| Jose's
Database Programming Corner Fundamentals of Database Design uses a student database to show E-R modeling. |
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Webmonkey
has 4 fun to read lessons. Lesson 2 is theory (which we are
learning) Lesson 3 and 4 show you have to put put database on the Internet! The author is a programmer and let me quote what he says about database, "where a solid data structure is absolutely vital. If you start out with poorly arranged data, you could be in big trouble down the line, trouble from which you might never recover. Even experienced database administrators have been known to discover, halfway into a project, that their data design is flawed and they have no choice but to throw out all the code they've written so far and start from scratch." |
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Chilli
demo download is good only for 14 days. |
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CASE
Studio 2 can be downloaded |
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This page was created by
Professor
Maureen Greenbaum and was last updated on
02/04/06
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