Database System Engineer Exam Topic Analysis and Real Question Explanations. Comprehensive Knowledge of Information Systems Part

Author: Zhang Yousheng, Wan Huoyan, Yin Jianzhi (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features:
Series Features: Follows the latest syllabus: Carefully studies the new exam syllabus and focuses on detailed refinement and deepening.
Exams new all: Collects ( translated as "" for consistency), helping candidates grasp the direction, predict key points, and familiarize themselves with exam methods, question formats, depth, and breadth.
Masters craft with care: Written by software exam masters, offering personal instruction on problem-solving techniques, emphasizing knowledge integration and improvement, and ensuring accurate guidance.
Comprehensive question type analysis: Highly integrates problem-solving methods, techniques, and exam knowledge points.
This book is organized by the China System Analyst Advisory Group and serves as the study material for the Database System Engineer level exam in the National Computer Technology and Software Professional Qualification (Level) Examination. Based on the reference and analysis of previous intermediate-level exam questions, this book focuses on detailed refinement and deepening of the content specified in the new exam syllabus.
It is divided into two volumes: "Integrated Knowledge of Information Systems" and "Database Design and Management," covering all knowledge points of the latest Database System Engineer exam syllabus (2004 revision edition). The book provides numerous examples with detailed analysis and solutions.
Candidates preparing for the exam can master the knowledge stipulated by the exam syllabus, grasp key and difficult points, familiarize themselves with exam methods, question formats, depth, and breadth, as well as problem-solving techniques, by reading this book.
This book is not only suitable as a study guide for the Database System Engineer level exam but also serves as a teaching and reference material for programmers, software designers, network engineers, system analysts, and computer science educators.