Objective
CHAPTER I
Introduction
(3 single spaces)
Discuss something about DBMS and its importance in data management. A good introduction should contain a discussion of any or all of the following:
a. Establish the significance of data in an organization
b. Establish a general overview of the existence of unsatisfactory condition in data management, a felt problem that needs a solution.
Note: On this portion, you must establish your comprehension and what we have discussed about DBMS.
PROJECT CONTEXT
(2 spaces) This section discusses the company background. Institute the company mission and vision with study objective. It also includes the setting of the identified research problem. The presentation should be directed into what the problem is investigating. It can include studies and literature, which can strengthen the reason for the investigation. The flow of the discussion should lead to the presentation of the problem:
a. The existence of unsatisfactory condition, a felt problem that needs a solution.
b. Show the rationale and justification of choosing the subject.
c. Historical or background of the problem.
d. Geographical condition of the study locale.
e. A link between the statement of the problem and conceptual framework.
PURPOSE AND DESCRIPTION
(2 spaces)
Describe the database application and establish its purpose. Describe the database application. Enumerate the beneficiary of the database application.
It may also be view the contribution to the accumulation of knowledge, solving a problem which improves certain conditions, refinement of concepts and theories, improvement of research instrument and methods and meeting the priorities of instructions. It indicate who are the different groups of beneficiaries, how will each group benefit from use of study of software?
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
(2 spaces) The framework should illustrate the current data management system. The paradigm should clearly present the problems
Introduction
(3 single spaces)
Discuss something about DBMS and its importance in data management. A good introduction should contain a discussion of any or all of the following:
a. Establish the significance of data in an organization
b. Establish a general overview of the existence of unsatisfactory condition in data management, a felt problem that needs a solution.
Note: On this portion, you must establish your comprehension and what we have discussed about DBMS.
PROJECT CONTEXT
(2 spaces) This section discusses the company background. Institute the company mission and vision with study objective. It also includes the setting of the identified research problem. The presentation should be directed into what the problem is investigating. It can include studies and literature, which can strengthen the reason for the investigation. The flow of the discussion should lead to the presentation of the problem:
a. The existence of unsatisfactory condition, a felt problem that needs a solution.
b. Show the rationale and justification of choosing the subject.
c. Historical or background of the problem.
d. Geographical condition of the study locale.
e. A link between the statement of the problem and conceptual framework.
PURPOSE AND DESCRIPTION
(2 spaces)
Describe the database application and establish its purpose. Describe the database application. Enumerate the beneficiary of the database application.
It may also be view the contribution to the accumulation of knowledge, solving a problem which improves certain conditions, refinement of concepts and theories, improvement of research instrument and methods and meeting the priorities of instructions. It indicate who are the different groups of beneficiaries, how will each group benefit from use of study of software?
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
(2 spaces) The framework should illustrate the current data management system. The paradigm should clearly present the problems
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