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Chapter 12
Practical Database
Design Methodology and
Use of UML Diagrams

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 The Role of Information
Systems in Organizations
The Organizational Context for Using
Database Systems
The Information System Life Cycle
The Database Application System Life
Cycle

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 The Database Design and
Implementation Process
Phase 1: Requirements Collection and Analysis
Phase 2: Conceptual Database Design
Phase 3: Choice of DBMS
Phase 4: Data Model Mapping (Logical Database
Design)
Phase 5: Physical Database Design
Phase 6: Database System Implementation and
Tuning

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 Use of UML Diagrams as an
Aid to Database Design
Specification
UML As a Design Specification Standard
UML for Database Application Design
Different Diagrams in UML
A Modeling and Design Example:
University Database

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 Relational Rose, A UML
Based Design Tool
Relational Rose for Database Design
Relational Rose Data Modeler
Data Modeling Using Rational Rose Data
Modeler

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Automated Database Design
Tools

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 Summary

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