Beginning Databases Hour 4

Front 1

A person w/in an organization that possesses an in-depth knowledge of the business and has the communication skills required to convey that information to those developing a database.

Back 1

Business Analyst

Front 2

A person that takes the information from the Business Analystand determines the required data elements and their attributes.

Back 2

Data Analyst

Front 3

A person that takes the data elements and puts them into logical model of how the database is to be, utilizing concepts of normalization.

Back 3

Data Architect

Front 4

This person works in conjunction with the System Administrator to physically create the database in the computer.

Back 4

Database Administrator

Front 5

A person who develops individual program specifications that will be later used by the programmer to develop specific applications.

Back 5

Systems Analyst

Front 6

A person that creates inquiry screens, forms, report data files based upon the requirements of the users and the database.

Back 6

Programmer Analyst

Front 7

A person that ensures the security of the data and the database. They also "tune" the database to make sure that it performs well.

Back 7

Applications Database Administrator

Front 8

These are the people that monitor the system in terms of security and connectivity and perform backup/recovery tasks.

Back 8

Operations Staff