Concepts of Database Management
Concepts of Database Management by Mary Last and Philip Pratt introduces the core principles of database design, implementation, and management. This educational text covers essential topics like data modeling, SQL, and system applications, providing a strong foundation for students and IT professionals in handling databases effectively.
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Concepts of Database Management provides a clear introduction to the fundamental principles of designing, implementing, and managing databases. Authored by Mary Last and Philip Pratt, the book covers key topics essential for understanding modern database systems.
Readers will gain insights into data modeling, normalization, and SQL querying, presented in an accessible manner suitable for beginners. The text emphasizes practical applications in business and information systems.
This resource is designed for academic courses in database management, offering structured explanations and examples to build foundational knowledge. It serves as a valuable reference for those entering the field of information technology.
With a focus on core concepts, the book helps learners develop skills in database administration and design, preparing them for real-world challenges in data handling.
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