You will also create example queries that illustrate the kinds of queries that you expect the database to handle. If you have done a good job with the database design, then this process will be relatively straightforward. The amount of data that you should include will depend upon the topic area you choose. A good guide is that you should include enough data to show that the questions you ask can be answered and that your database design is a good one. Thus, if you have five tables, then there ought to be substantive data in all five tables and your queries should exercise both individual and combined access to these tables.
Early submissions are welcome.
The breadth and depth of the topic you identify and the database you create, the flexibility and completeness of your database design, the implementation of that design in Microsoft Access, and the clarity and completeness of the documentation you provide in the final report. All rights reserved.