Holy Angel University

School of Engineering & Architecture

Computer Engineering Program
PROJECT STUDY EVALUATION FORM (DBMS)

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A. ORAL PRESENTATION (30%)

Criteria Max pts Grade
1. Content
Extent of coverage, difficulty level of coverage, clarity of coverage, consistency of the 3
presentation with the submitted documents
2. Organization
Overall 4
Coherent, good coordination, easy to follow, concise, clear and appropriate
Introduction
Gained the panels interest and immediate attention, stated purpose clearly and
identified the topic and defined the scope of the presentation
Body
Main points were supported with details, documented facts where necessary,
sounded believable and persuasive, and informative
Conclusion
Signaled the ending, summarized main points and closed smoothly
3. Delivery Style 5
Presentation delivered in a poised and professional manner. Good posture and
appearance, maintained eye contact with panel, facial expressions, hand control, body
movements, voice and pacing, and use of time.
4. Presentation Media 5
Clear, well organized, readable, visually appealing, and used effectively to direct the
panels attention.
5. Language 3
Complexity, grammar, pronunciation and enunciation, stress and intonation, vocabulary,
and fluency
6. Question and Answer Period
Confidence in knowledge of topic 10
Ability to answer reasonable questions
Answers are brief and accurate.
Students exhibit ability to infer or hypothesize an answer from available
information.
B. DATABASE DESIGN (70%)
Criteria Max pts Grade
Phase 1: Database Initial Study 10
Purposes
Analyze company situation
Operating environment
Organizational structure
Define problems and constraints
Define objectives
Define scope and boundaries
Phase 2: Database Design Aesthetics 12
Makes sure final product meets requirements and focus on data requirements
Conceptual design
DBMS software selection
Logical design
Physical design
Phase 3: Implementation and Loading 15
Creation of special storage-related constructs
to house end-user tables
Data loaded into tables
Performance
Security
Backup and recovery
Integrity
Concurrency controls
Phase 4: Testing and Evaluation 10
Database is tested and fine-tuned for performance, integrity, concurrent access, and security
constraints
Fine-tuning based on reference manuals
Modification of physical design
Modification of logical design
Upgrade or change DBMS software or hardware
Phase 5: Operation 15
Database considered operational
Starts process of system evaluation
Unforeseen problems may surface and should be acknowledge
Demand for change should be constant
Phase 6: Maintenance and Evaluation 8
Preventative maintenance, corrective maintenance, and adaptive maintenance
Assignment of access permissions
Generation of database access statistics to monitor performance
Periodic security audits based on system-generated statistics
Periodic system usage-summaries

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