Relational Model: Tables, Rows, Columns, Domains
Students will understand the fundamental components of the relational model: tables, rows (records), columns (fields), and domains.
Key Questions
- Explain how tables, rows, and columns represent data in a relational database.
- Differentiate between a record and a field in a database table.
- Construct a simple table schema for a given real-world entity, including data types/domains.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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