Database Systems: Data Modeling and Research Report - University Name

This report provides an overview of database systems, focusing on data modeling and research. It traces the evolution of data storage from pre-computer era concepts to modern database management systems, including the development of NoSQL and three-tier architectures. The report explores the history and conceptualization of data storage, highlighting key milestones and advancements. It also includes a bibliography of relevant sources. This document is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the key concepts and developments in database systems.

Running head: DATABASE SYSTEMS
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Part A: Database research
After a decent amount of research, it has been found that data and database have an
eventful history. The concept came into being even before the first computers have been
developed. The recording and data storage procedures were performed before the digital concept
came into existence. The technologies that would be able to store the data were pretty limited
and the storing data used to be very difficult task and it involved a lot of procedures to be
performed before data can be stored and manipulated easily.
By the year 2003 the digitations have developed gradually and a concept of data storage
was developed eventually. The storing of data had into bits had already been started and concepts
for the development of data storage systems had started. The concepts to be used for the
development of the data storage facility had evolved gradually during this period of time.
In year 2007 the relationships among the data were conceptualized and different type of
database management systems were developed. The following decade the NoSQL concepts had
been developed and the storage of large amount of datasets were performed very easily with
these concepts. The data storing was further enhanced and 3 tiers for the storage of database
management system was done. The internal data structures were not revealed to the users only
the logical view was made available. The users would be able to perform only the manipulations
of data and not the definition of data.

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Part B: Data Modelling

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Bibliography
Akoka, J., Comyn-Wattiau, I., Lamasse, S. and Du Mouza, C., 2018. Conceptual Modeling of
Prosopographic Databases Integrating Quality Dimensions.