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Bridging the gap between natural and information modeling languages: an informal approach to information modeling learning

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Date Added to MERLOT: July 08, 2004
Date Modified in MERLOT: December 12, 2008
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Author: Vinicius Medina Kern Send email to Vinicius Medina Kern 
UNIVALI and UFSC, Brazil
Submitter : Vinicius Kern

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Abstract - Information modeling is an early stage of database design. It deals with the structure of information in a certain business or domain. Information modeling is studied in database courses using the Entity-Relationship approach, or one of its dialects. This article presents an informal, pragmatic approach to the learning of information modeling, in which students answer true or false to assertions about given models. It is based on similarities between natural and information modeling languages. This approach has demonstrated to be an effective, rapid way to sharpen modeling skills, as our initial statistical results show.

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