Author: Wang Sheng
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book takes multiple current most popular management information systems as examples, including inventory management systems, human resource management systems, production management systems, financial management systems, hotel management systems, library management systems, hospital management systems, and educational management systems. It provides a detailed introduction to the requirements analysis and the process, methods of developing management information systems for these systems. The book explains in detail the processes of project background, business requirements analysis, functional requirements analysis, database requirements analysis, database modeling, system development, system compilation, and system release. The practicality of the book's examples is very strong, allowing readers to quickly understand the industry characteristics and user needs of the corresponding examples, thereby becoming industry experts. At the same time, readers can also fully master the process and methods of developing management information systems using Visual Basic.NET. The accompanying book disc provides complete database creation scripts for all systems, which readers can directly use in practical work and further expand upon, significantly reducing the workload and time required for designing database systems.
Classic Case Analysis of Database Development in Visual Basic.NET
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