Use complex techniques to develop a database
You need to build a working database that does real work—organising, searching, and displaying data in useful ways. The database must be well-designed with good data structure, use smart techniques to handle the data, and consider real-world impacts like privacy and accessibility. Your job is to create something that actually serves its purpose for the people who'll use it.
You design a database with multiple tables, create queries to modify and retrieve data, present the data in a useful format, test it, and consider at least one real-world implication.
Your database is well-organised with logical data structure; your queries and displays are purposeful; you use testing results to actively improve the design and data quality.
Your database is refined and efficient; you've iteratively improved it throughout development based on testing; your displays are well-designed for the actual users and purpose; you've thoughtfully addressed multiple relevant implications.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.