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Introduction to Database Systems
This course is an introduction to the use and design of data base management systems (DBMS). The student will gain practical knowledge of DBMS software using a leading personal computer package. The student will be directed through the set up of tables, the use of forms and reports, switchboard systems, simple database control programming database administration, and introductory SQL commands. The student will also be introduced to database design concept including entity relationship diagrams and normalization.
For Homework assignments, due dates, and test dates use the following links to
your section:
 | CITA 130-001 - Tuesday, Thursday @ 09:30 am (SAN-HL 016) |
| CITA 130-002 - Monday, Wednesday, Friday @ 10:00 am (SAN-HL 016) |
| Course Information Sheet - first class handout with basic class data |
| Class Data Files - used to complete assignments for class |
| SAM 2007 Testing site logon screen |
Textbook Information:
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Access 2007 Comprehensive Concepts and Techniques by Shelly, Cashman,
Pratt ISBN-13: 978-1-4188-4341-0 ISBN-10: 1-4188-4341-5 |
| SAM 2007 Assessment Version 6.0 (See Below) |
If you need to buy the SAM software, choose one of the following links: (you will need a credit card)
SAM 2007 Assessment and Training
6.0 Instant Access Code
ISBN10: 0-8400-6773-9
ISBN13: 978-0-8400-6773-9
Textbook Web site: www.scseries.com
Publisher Web site: www.course.com