CCNC/CNCC Module 5/The database application/Database Concepts

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Tutorial 5.1.1 - Database Concepts

Introduction

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Outcomes

In this tutorial we will:
  • Develop an understanding of relational database design
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Guidelines include:

  • Order of sections should be logical (e.g Saving should precede closing)
  • Clear step by step instructions - numbering is useful.
  • Clear screenshots.
  • The screenshots should follow the instructions.
  • Always follow the conventional steps as opposed to short cuts.
  • Major sections should be flagged/highlighted appropriately (e.g font size, color).
  • Where you have a number of tasks within a sub-section and you wish to split them over a number of pages using the next/back arrows between pages, you may also need to provide a sub-menu of links to each of the pages here.
  • If/where appropriate establish the number of levels of headings/subheads to be used in each chapter of module; this consistency may bring a certain degree of (necessary)predictability to the format of the materials so that only actual content is to be worked on.
  • If/where appropriate, within a chapter, one should attempt consistency in language style used for headings/subheadings
  • Avoid including explanations, summaries of a tool/feature (e.g. cell, worksheet) within actual tasks related to tool (e.g. 'Insert a new worksheet). As far as possible, all explanations about the worksheet should be included under main heading (subhead) and tasks should only list actions.