Hi Guys!

I am studying DB for a year but i totally don`t get it and I have to re-take last exam. I was wondering if you could help me to prepare for that exam. So here is the question:

Evaluate the effectiveness of databases in an application area of your choice. Your answer should include a description and analysis of the application area, information needs and data structures, processing and relevant database management features.
[20 marks]
How to get the marks:
This question asks for at least 4 things:
a description and analysis of the application area,
information needs and data structures,
processing
relevant database management features.
There are 20 marks so expect ~4 marks for each of these and say another 4 marks for other things.
Expect to write at least 2 sides and may be up to 4 sides of the answer book for this question.

Thanks Guys!
Kate XXX

So what will you do if a similar scenario come up when you have a real job?

Originally Posted by chrishirst

So what will you do if a similar scenario come up when you have a real job?

I don`t think I will work as ADB. I just want to pass my exam

No, no! Actually you want US to pass the exam for you.

I would learn during the preparation. Maybe I would start to like it if someone would explain that in a nice way...

If you have a specific question I'm sure someone will be happy to help you. However, I don't think you'll have much luck finding someone to do your homework for you.

By the way, the question, to me, seems to expect an answer that draws from things you should have learned in that particular class. I'm guessing that if you do find someone to do your work for you, even if they know what they are doing, they will not be able to answer that question properly or as would be expected.

There is a decent chance that such an answer would just get you busted for cheating and you'll fail anyway.