Computer Instruction Modules
L. Krieg, Computer Information Systems, Washtenaw Community College

R Modules: RELATIONAL DATABASE MANGAGEMENT

 
Code  Module  [How Much]  Prerequisites 
R03c Intermediate DBMS Principles [] F04h
R04h Intermediate DBMS Use* [] R03c
R05c Advanced DBMS Principles [] R04h
R06h Advanced DBMS Use* [] R05c
R07h DBMS Project [] R06h
R08c Special-purpose DBMS Seminar^ [] R02h or R04h or R06h
R09h Special-purpose DBMS Use^ [] R08c
R11c Intro DBMS Programming Principles* [] G11c
R12h Intro DBMS Programming* [] R11c
R13c Intermediate DBMS Programming Principles* [] R12h
R14h Intermediate DBMS Programming* [] R13c
R15c Advanced DBMS Programming Principles* [] R14h
R16h Advanced DBMS Programming* [] R15c
R17h DBMS Programming Project^ [] R16h
R18c Special DBMS Programming Seminar^ [] R12h or R14h or R16h
R19h Special DBMS Programming^ [] R18c
* Versions for each computer or application program are required for these modules.
^ These modules would be specially tailored for a particular group or need.

Key

The final letter is c for conceptual (lecture) or h for hands-on (lab)

The bracketed number following a module name indicates how much has been done. (No number means only preliminary planning .)

  1. Objectives, expressed as student outcomes.
  2. Student materials. Format:

    3. a = Aldus PageMaker
    h = HTML
    k = MS WorKs
    p = MS Powerpoint
    q = Quicksoft PCWrite
    t = Text
    y = AsYmetrix Toolbook
    w = MS Word
  3. Test bank for each module

    4. c = Computer-administered test
    p = Printed version
    w = Word processing or text file