DM-35 - Logical models
- Determine which relationships need to be stored explicitly in the database
- Create logical models based on conceptual models and general data models using UML or other tools
- Differentiate between conceptual and logical models, in terms of the level of detail, constraints, and range of information included
- Evaluate the various general data models common in GIS&T for a given project, and select the most appropriate solutions
- Distinguish between the incidental and structural relationships found in a conceptual model
- Explain the various types of cardinality found in databases
- Define the cardinality of relationships
AM-46 - Location-allocation modeling