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This course explains how to create the logical data model and physical design of a solution using Microsoft .NET solution architectures.
Objectives:
- List key data modeling and logical data design concepts
- Define tables and columns
- Normalize tables
- Define relationships
- Create an XML schema
- Outline physical design specifications for each aspect of an enterprise solution
Topics:
- Data modeling and logical data design
- Defining tables and columns
- Normalizing tables
- Defining relationships
- Defining the XML schema
- Auditing and exception handling
- Integration, interoperability, and security
- Business services
- User services
- Data access and state
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Minimum 500MHz Processor; 128 MB RAM; Minimum display resolution 1024x768; Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7 or Mac OS X v10.4+; Internet Explorer 7.0+ or Firefox 3.0+ or Chrome 3.0+ or Safari 4.0+. 56K minimum connection; Adobe Flash Player 9.0+ or Windows Media Player 9.0+ for IE users who do not have Adobe Flash Player; JavaScript, popup windows and cookies enabled; Sound card with speakers or headphones strongly recommended.
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