Database Technology and Pharmaceutical Management Applications

Author: Li Bin
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: Database Technology and Medical Management Applications (For Information Management and Information System Majors) is published and distributed by Higher Education Press. Database technology is a comprehensive discipline in computer science, involving data structures, algorithms, operating systems, programming languages, mathematical logic, and network technology. Database Technology and Medical Management Applications (For Information Management and Information System Majors) starts with the basic concepts of databases and systematically introduces relational systems, database structure design, data definition and validation, operations on databases and tables, database object operations, and client/server database design. It uses medical examples as a thread, providing detailed operation steps, program listings, and technical documents from the initial user requirement analysis to the later stages. This offers readers a paradigm, methodology, and steps for developing database application systems. The book consists of three major parts and can be used as a database textbook for undergraduate medical schools. For general medical students learning database knowledge, they can choose to study the first part "Database Principles" and the second part "Visual FoxPro 7.0 Database System." For information management majors, computer science students, or even master's students in medical schools (especially those in information science), studying databases, they can choose to study the first part "Database Principles" and the third part "SQL Server 2000 Database System." A prominent feature of this textbook's design compared to general textbooks is that the new edition closely aligns with the characteristics of the medical discipline, making it more targeted and practical. Additionally, the textbook emphasizes the absorption of new knowledge and features a more convenient structure for classroom organization, enhancing its applicability.