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    The document lists 14 projects implemented using Oracle as the backend database and Visual Basic as the frontend. The projects are intended to illustrate common problems students may encounter when working with databases, though they are simpler than real-life projects. The projects covered include bus transport management, course administration, election voting, hospital management, library management, and railway management systems. The document also provides an overview of Visual Basic, noting it is an event-driven programming language that allows designing applications visually before implementing them.

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    The document lists 14 projects implemented using Oracle as the backend database and Visual Basic as the frontend. The projects are intended to illustrate common problems students may encounter when working with databases, though they are simpler than real-life projects. The projects covered include bus transport management, course administration, election voting, hospital management, library management, and railway management systems. The document also provides an overview of Visual Basic, noting it is an event-driven programming language that allows designing applications visually before implementing them.

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    14 Projects in DBMS

    Learning Objectives. Here we have given list of projects which we have implemented using Oracle as the back-end and Visual Basic as the front-end and the concepts from DBMS. The projects described in this chapter are generally simpler than real-life projects but complex enough to illustrate common problems that the students will encounter.

    14.1 List of Projects


    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Bus Transport Management System Course Administration System Election Voting System Hospital Management System Library Management System Railway Management System

    14.2 Overview of the Projects


    14.2.1 Front-End: Microsoft Visual Basic Visual Basic was derived from BASIC, and is an event-driven programming language. Programming in Visual Basic is done visually, which means that as we design we will know how our application will look on execution. We can, therefore, change and experiment with the design to meet our requirement. The Visual Basic Professional edition provides the features like: Allows creating powerful 32-bit applications for Microsoft Windows 9x and Windows NT. Includes intrinsic controls, as well as grid, tab, and data-bound controls.
    S. Sumathi: Projects in DBMS, Studies in Computational Intelligence (SCI) 47, 645697 (2007) c Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2007 www.springerlink.com

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