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Seba, Douglas B.; Smith, Pat – Database, 1982
Discusses database design concept termed "normalization" (process replacing associations between data with associations in two-dimensional tabular form) which results in formation of relational databases (they are to computers what dictionaries are to spoken languages). Applications of the database in serials control and complex systems…
Descriptors: Data Analysis, Data Processing, Databases, Online Systems
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Detweiler, Karen – Library Hi Tech, 1984
Enumerates principal management objectives of database management systems (data independence, quality, security, multiuser access, central control) and criteria for comparison (response time, size, flexibility, other features). Conventional database management systems, relational databases, and database machines used for backend processing are…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Computer Software, Computers, Data Processing
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Pfeiffer, Jay J. – Journal of Vocational Education Research, 1994
Florida's Education and Training Placement Information Program links records of former students to databases of state and federal agencies to obtain follow-up data on employment, military service, and postsecondary education. Results are provided to counselors, teachers, and policymakers for planning, evaluation, and guidance. (SK)
Descriptors: Academic Records, Data Processing, Databases, Followup Studies
Dean, Michael F. – 1989
This working paper provides suggestions and considerations for anyone contemplating the electronic collection of data on foreign scholars (as distinct from international students). It is noted that, because the Immigration and Naturalization Service requires employment verification and immigration information such as country of citizenship and…
Descriptors: College Faculty, Computer System Design, Data Collection, Data Processing
Erwin, T. Dary; Tollefson, Arthur L. – Journal of College Student Personnel, 1982
Describes a development in computer technology called database management, presented in a model for student development. Although the type and amount of information for the database is flexible, suggests it provides an opportunity to apply existing educational principles on a wider basis to more students. (Author)
Descriptors: College Students, Computer Oriented Programs, Data Processing, Databases