Computer Information Management Basics

Author: Wang Xingyan
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Publish Date: 1999-12-01
Features: This book provides an in-depth explanation of computer information management theory and methods through a wealth of examples. It can serve as a textbook for foundational courses in computer science or non-computer science at higher education institutions, as well as a basic training manual for learning Oracle databases and Delphi tools. This book is a research outcome of the Ministry of Education's "Reform Plan for the Teaching Content and Curriculum System of Higher Education Toward the 21st Century" and is part of the "Nineth Five-Year Plan" textbooks organized by the Teaching Guidance Committee for Computer Fundamentals in Engineering. The book outlines the evolution of computer application models and the overall scope and development of computer information management. It combines current typical database products such as Oracle, SQL Server, and the relational database standard language SQL to detail the fundamental knowledge and key technologies of databases. Taking Delphi as an example, it introduces object-oriented component technology and demonstrates how to develop database application systems using advanced environments and tools. Additionally, it covers several major software engineering methodologies to help readers master scientific and advanced development approaches.