PHIL 100 Lecture Notes - Lecture 18: Collaborative Filtering, Inditex, Data Mining

• School: University of Maryland
• Department: Philosophy
• Course: PHIL 100
• Professor: danmoller

Document Summary

Create relationships on access, click on relation database, fields, add relationships from the primary one to the relational one. Cascade update/delete if added new customer, change will be reflected in table customer, if added in transaction, updated in customer. Any edit on primary tables, delete add, update, all those changes will be reflected in both tables. Remember that if you delete in access, it cannot be reversed!! This final exam is worth 25 points and covers concepts from across the course. Compared with the last exam, this one will utilize constructed responses more. It will contain questions that address the following conceptual areas: 5 points on concepts covered in the first section of the class (up until the first midterm) 5 points on concepts covered in the second section of the class (from first to second mid- term) 10 points on concepts covered in the third section of the class (from second mid-term to end of course)