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Assignment II

This document outlines the assignment requirements for Year Two students in the Database I course at BIT, focusing on comparing different database models and creating a database using MS Access. Students must adhere to specific formatting guidelines and provide real-world examples for each database model. Additionally, they are required to create tables with associated forms and reports, ensuring originality in their submissions.

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Assignment II

This document outlines the assignment requirements for Year Two students in the Database I course at BIT, focusing on comparing different database models and creating a database using MS Access. Students must adhere to specific formatting guidelines and provide real-world examples for each database model. Additionally, they are required to create tables with associated forms and reports, ensuring originality in their submissions.

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DEPARTMENT OF COM.

SCIENCE, BIT, ACF, BAM & DATA SCIENCE

YEAR TWO (2)


DATABASE I
ASSIGNMENT II

Ensure to follow this format and further instructions carefully.

• Page margin should be set to(normal),


• Line spacing of 1.5,
• Font (Century Gothic), and font size (12)

Q1a. As a database administrator compare the hierarchical,


network, relational, and object-oriented database models in terms
of structure, data access methods, and applications.
b. Provide a real-world example for each model and justify its
suitability for the application.

Q2. Using MS. Access, you are required as a database administrator


to create at least five (5) tables in any related database of
interest, each table must at least contain ten (10) fields and
fifteen (15) relevant/sensible records, there must also be an
essential association amongst tables, also ensure to generate
forms for each table with associated reports.
NB: No two assignment or ideas should be the same, also all
assignments must be returned in Portable Document Format (PDF)
with a clear screen shot of all steps supported by a brief but
relevant explanation as to how each step was achieved (especially
for Question Two (Q2)).
Ensure to do this assignment by yourself, as question two (2) might
be a possible lab II question.

Wish you the best in this academic exploration.

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