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Database software is one of the most commonly used application packages in business. Therefore, it is important that all IT users have a working knowledge of this type of software and an understanding of the advantages and disadvantages so that they can identify appropriate situations in which to use a computerised
database.
Learners will gain an understanding of the basic principles of database design and the structures and terminologies associated with databases as well as developing useful practical skills such as creating single table databases with associated forms, queries and reports
Databases deal with structured information that can be
broken down into lots of similar records, each having the same fields
On completion of this unit a learner should:
Understand the principles of database systems
Be able to create non-relational database systems
Be able to use database software tools.
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