Mini Thesis
SMALL BUSINESS CLIENT MANAGEMENT DATABASE
A mini-thesis written at
MAG MEDIA DESIGN
and submitted to
KETTERING UNIVERSITY
in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
by
ANTHONY MONTALBANO
2003
December 9th
___________________________________ Author
___________________________________ Employer Advisor
___________________________________ Faculty Advisor
DISCLAIMER
This thesis is being submitted as partial and final fulfillment of the cooperative work experience requirements of Kettering University needed to obtain a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Degree. The conclusions and opinions expressed in this thesis are those of the writer and do not necessarily represent the position of Kettering University or my employer, or any of its directors, officers, agents, or employees with respect to the matters discussed.
PREFACE
I would like to acknowledge the following people in their contributions to helping me put together this project. Without their knowledge and assistance this min-thesis wouldn’t have been possible/ 1. Dave Johnston, Kettering University student studying in the field of management. Graduates spring of 2003. 2. Peter Stanchev, Computer Science professor at Kettering University. 3. Gilbert Hale, independent database designer from Buffalo, New York. 4. Wayne Andrei, controller at Roseville Chrysler Jeep, also my co-op employer.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
DISCLAIMER ii
PREFACE iii
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS v
I. INTRODUCTION 1 Problem Topic 1 Background 1 Criteria and Parameters 2 Methodology 2
A mini-thesis written at
MAG MEDIA DESIGN
and submitted to
KETTERING UNIVERSITY
in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
by
ANTHONY MONTALBANO
2003
December 9th
___________________________________ Author
___________________________________ Employer Advisor
___________________________________ Faculty Advisor
DISCLAIMER
This thesis is being submitted as partial and final fulfillment of the cooperative work experience requirements of Kettering University needed to obtain a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Degree. The conclusions and opinions expressed in this thesis are those of the writer and do not necessarily represent the position of Kettering University or my employer, or any of its directors, officers, agents, or employees with respect to the matters discussed.
PREFACE
I would like to acknowledge the following people in their contributions to helping me put together this project. Without their knowledge and assistance this min-thesis wouldn’t have been possible/ 1. Dave Johnston, Kettering University student studying in the field of management. Graduates spring of 2003. 2. Peter Stanchev, Computer Science professor at Kettering University. 3. Gilbert Hale, independent database designer from Buffalo, New York. 4. Wayne Andrei, controller at Roseville Chrysler Jeep, also my co-op employer.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
DISCLAIMER ii
PREFACE iii
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS v
I. INTRODUCTION 1 Problem Topic 1 Background 1 Criteria and Parameters 2 Methodology 2
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