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Modelling Business Information

Entity Relationship and Class Modelling for Business Analysts

Keith Gordon
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Pages
202
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
BCS Learning & Development Limited

About

It is almost universally accepted that requirements document for new or enhanced IT systems by business analysts should include a 'data model' to represent the information that has to be handled by the system.

Starting from first principles, this book will help business analysts to develop the skills required to construct data models through comprehensive coverage of entity relationship and class modelling, in line with the BCS Data Analysis syllabus. In addition to covering the topics in the syllabus, the book also includes extra information of interest including data model quality and taking a requirement model into database design.

Related Subjects

  • Database Administration & Management
  • Computers
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Data Modeling & Design
  • Data Science

Reviews

"'Anyone interested in a thoughtful, well-done text on how to do high-quality business analytical data modelling should definitely proceed with this book.'"
David Hay
"'"Modelling Business Information" provides an introduction to data modeling, to the nomenclature used by common modeling techniques, and to techniques for representing common patterns. This is a useful book for business analysts who are creating the information model as well as for business and IT users who need to understand a data model.'"
Keith W. Hare

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