Reference no: EM132650053
Information Technology Project
For Oracle Apex, see the slide on using Oracle Apex on Moodie.
1. Create a table named Students with the following columns and structure
Column Mil Type Length Precision Scale Pommy Key Nuliable
57013 NUMBER 3 0
LA_STNAME VARCWAR2 25
FIRSINAME VARCHAR2
ADDRESS VARCHAR2 100
0E2-n0 NUMBER 5 0 ?
2. Create a table named Department with the following structure
Column Data Type Length Precision Scale Primary Key Nuliable
DEPT I) NUMBER
DEPTNAME VARCHAR2 25
DEPTADDRESS VARCHAR2 100
3. Create a relationship between table Students and Department, such that deptlD is a foreign key in table Students.
4. Insert five records into the tables created in (1) and (2).
5. Create a query that selects the student id. lastname. firstname. and deptname from both Students and Department.
6. Create a query that selects the Firstname and Lastname of students in Accounting department.
For Microsoft Access, download the file BookDB.accdb from Moodie and open it into Microsoft Access. Create and save the following queries. Name each query appropriately.
1. In Microsoft Access, create a database named BookDB with the following Tables and Structures Tables: Book, Author, Order
Book
Column Names
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Data types
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Length Constraint
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ISBN
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Short Text
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50 Primary Key
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AuthID
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Number
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Foreign Key
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Title
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Short Text
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50
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Retail Price
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Currency
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Wholesale Price
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Currency
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Author
Column Names
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I Data types
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Length
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Constraint
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AuthID
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I Number
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5
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Primary Key
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Last Name
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Short Text
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50
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First Name
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Short Text
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50
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Order
Column Names
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Data types
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Length
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Constraint
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OrderlD
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Number
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ISBN
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Short Text
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50
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Forman Key
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Quantity
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Number
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• Records of National Board of Health and Welfare - includes reports from all 14 IVF clinics in Sweden regarding who underwent IVF and when they had their procedure
• Records from all 26 childhood disability centers in Sweden - includes diagnosis data on all children treated for cognitive disorders during childhood
Answer the following questions:
a) In two sentences, is this an example of a prospective cohort study or a retrospective cohort study? How do you know?
b) What is the timeframe of your study, meaning what years of data will you include? Hint: Think about when each of the outcomes is assessed.
c) Who is in the exposed population? Who is in the unexposed population?
d) Which data source(s) would you use to identify exposure status and outcome status? (Remember that there are multiple outcomes in this study)
Question 3:
You have been asked to investigate the association between exposure to low-level radiation emanating from a nearby nuclear plant and risk of mortality (death) from all causes. There is a large recreational sports facility located 0.5 miles from the nuclear plant. The sports facility has near-complete records on all its members, including names, addresses, and ages; furthermore, all members visit the facility on a regular basis, making them easy to locate and track. In an effort to avoid loss to follow-up, you select members of this sports facility as your exposed population. For your non-exposed population, you select individuals of similar age, sex, and racial/ethnic characteristics from an area at least 50 miles away from the nuclear plant. Identify and explain two types of bias are you likely to have introduced to this cohort study.