BIS 245 Complete Course Database Essentials for Business with Lab Recent DeVry

BIS 245 Complete Course Database Essentials for Business with Lab Recent DeVry BIS 245 A Small Surgery Center Case Study Week 3 & Week 5 |iLab Week 1-7|Quiz Week 1-6| Discussions Week 1-7, 2 Sets|Final Exam BIS 245 A Small Surgery Center Case Study Week 3 & Week 5 Scenario A small surgery center needs your help to create a database. The office manager has identified the following types of data (entities): patients, doctors, procedures and appointments. 1. Please identify the attributes and primary keys needed for each of the entities. 2. Identify the data types you would use for each of the attributes. 3. Determine the relationships between the entities and find the one-to-many and many-to- many relationships. o Use the ER matrix to determine the relationships. 4. Create an ER diagram using Visio based on your analysis. 5. Identify all foreign keys needed in the database design. 6. Create the database in Access and populate the tables. 7. To use the database as the main office application, what other entities and attributes might be needed? NOTE: The Case Study is an individual project. Activities 1. Due Week 3: Submit your draft database design using MS Visio using a Conceptual Visio Drawing 2. Due at the end of Week 5: 1. Upload completed Visio Conceptual Design. 2. A 3-5 page APA paper discussing the following topics: 1. Discuss Database impact on the workplace, 2. Discuss database benefits when businesses use queries, 3. Forms, and reports. 4. Discuss at least two security concerns should be discussed with a proposed solution to mitigate the security issues. Preview Week 3: Database & MS Visio Included Preview Week 5: The use of database systems cam impact various areas of business operations. These include customer management, inventory tracking, personnel… BIS 245 iLab Week 1 DeVry Scenario/Summary You have been asked to create two conceptual database models using MS Visio Database Model Diagram Template. The purpose of this lab is to have you gain familiarity with the various modeling tools needed to create a conceptual model (entity relationship diagram) of a database. You will create two conceptual models. You will then open an existing Access database to explore database objects, and to experiment with simple data manipulation using filters and sorts, and to begin elementary work with relationships. .......................................continued.............................................