A mini software engineering project for CS0
Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges
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From the Publisher:UntitledDatabase management. It may sound daunting, but it doesn't have to be, evenif you've never programmed before. SQL: Visual QuickStart Guideisn't an exhaustive guide to SQL written for aspiring programming experts.It's simply an invaluable resource for those who want a fast, easy way toharness information living in complex databases.Because author Chris Fehily assumes no prior programming experience on yourpart (just a familiarity with your OS's file system), he spends the firstfew chapters laying out the basics, including clear explanations of therelational database model and SQL syntax. Then he jumps into step-by-steptasks designed to get you comfortable using SQL right away. You'll learnhow to use SQL's most popular statements and commands to maintain,retrieve, and analyze database information, and to create and edit databaseobjects. Each visually oriented task features the actual code and plenty ofscreenshots to keep you on track. Fehily takes a software-independentapproach to teaching SQL, but includes tips for specific database software.You may not be a programming expert, but with SQL: VQS, who will beable to tell?