DBM 502 DBM502 DBM/502 ENTIRE COURSE HELP – UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX
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DBM 502 DBM502 DBM/502 ENTIRE COURSE HELP – UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX
DBM 502 Apply Week 1 Database Management Plan Part 1 Storing and Extracting Information
DBM 502 Week 1 Discussion Data and Information
DBM 502 Apply Week 2Database Management Plan Part 2 Database Storage
DBM 502 Apply Week 2 Team Database Instruction Analysis
DBM 502 Week 2 Discussion Entity Relationship Diagrams
DBM 502 Apply Week 3Database Management Plan Part 3 Database Administration and Data Governance
DBM 502 Week 3 Discussion SQL Server
DBM 502 Apply Week 4 Database Management Plan Part 4 Administration and Validation
DBM 502 Apply Team Week 4 Data Models
DBM 502 Week 4 Discussion Database Administration
DBM 502 Apply Week 5 Database Management Plan Part 5 Monitoring and Team Roles
DBM 502 Week 5 Discussion Data Warehouse
DBM 502 Apply Week 6 Database Management Plan Final Project Plan for Business Data and Analytics
DBM 502 Week 6 Discussion Big Data and Analytics
Description
DBM 502 DBM502 DBM/502 ENTIRE COURSE HELP – UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX
DBM 502 Apply Week 1 Database Management Plan Part 1 Storing and Extracting Information
DBM 502 Week 1 Discussion Data and Information
DBM 502 Apply Week 2Database Management Plan Part 2 Database Storage
DBM 502 Apply Week 2 Team Database Instruction Analysis
DBM 502 Week 2 Discussion Entity Relationship Diagrams
DBM 502 Apply Week 3Database Management Plan Part 3 Database Administration and Data Governance
DBM 502 Week 3 Discussion SQL Server
DBM 502 Apply Week 4 Database Management Plan Part 4 Administration and Validation
DBM 502 Apply Team Week 4 Data Models
DBM 502 Week 4 Discussion Database Administration
DBM 502 Apply Week 5 Database Management Plan Part 5 Monitoring and Team Roles
DBM 502 Week 5 Discussion Data Warehouse
DBM 502 Apply Week 6 Database Management Plan Final Project Plan for Business Data and Analytics
DBM 502 Week 6 Discussion Big Data and Analytics
DBM 502 DBM502 DBM/502 ENTIRE COURSE HELP – UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX
DBM 502 Apply Week 1 Database Management Plan Part 1 Storing and Extracting Information
Scenario
You are the Vice President for Information Technology at a small, growing business. You have been tasked with developing a plan for maintaining databases for storage of business data and use in business analytics. In Weeks 1-5 you will work on gathering information in a Database Management Plan. In Week 6, you will present your plan in a 20-minute presentation (10-12 slides) to the President of Information Technology.
Create a 700-word entry in your Database Management Plan. You will use information from this entry in your presentation due in Week 6. In your Database Management Plan entry, ensure you:
Provide an overview of how databases can be used in a company to store and extract information.
- Decide what data elements need to be stored.
- Analyze major component of the SDLC when developing this database application.
- A Database Management Plan template is available to help you record and organize your information.
DBM 502 DBM502 DBM/502 ENTIRE COURSE HELP – UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX
DBM 502 Week 1 Discussion Data and Information
Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words:
- Contrast the terms data and information.
- Use Figure 1-1 in Ch. 1, “The Database Environment and Development Process,” of Modern Database Management as a starting point.
- Provide 2 examples of data and information from your own experiences. This may well lead to some differences of opinion and the conclusion that one person’s data may be another person’s information.
DBM 502 DBM502 DBM/502 ENTIRE COURSE HELP – UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX
DBM 502 Apply Week 2Database Management Plan Part 2 Database Storage
Create 700-word entry in your Database Management Plan. You will use information from this entry in your presentation due in Week 6. Ensure you:
- Assess the best way to organize data into your database.
- Distinguish how organizational data can be used in the most effective way through developing a database.
- Describe the relationship model and conceptual design to be used.
