Colleges and Universities Educational Management System Based on Data Integrity Issues in Curriculum.doc

Colleges and Universities Educational Management System Based on Data Integrity Issues in Curriculum Paper Keywords: educational management system data integrity, data management courses Abstract: Course management system, as the Senate the most important basic data integrity of the entire system of data management quality and operational results carry significant implications. In this paper, data integrity issues related to curriculum, the interpretation of the data integrity of the basic curriculum content of the course to explore the main reason for the destruction of data integrity and data integrity assurance programs put forward some countermeasures. 1, of the problem With the modern network of information technology development and higher education reform continued to deepen, particularly in the implementation of the credit system, application educational management systems have become an inevitable choice for the management of college teaching. Courses in the Educational Management System is the most important basic data through lesson plans, course arrangement, elective, examination results, teaching materials, graduation examination in various management process, almost all of the Senate sub-system there was a close correlation. Course data management used to protect the school curriculum, including adding courses, deleting programs, curriculum changes and other properties to create curriculum-based database for reference to other subsystems. Course of scientific data management, reasonable, correct or not, a direct impact on the educational management system to run better, and crucial to the success of the entire system applications. [1] To an educational management system, for example, through the findings of a survey of users of the system of higher education in the curriculum data management, data anomalies exist in a number of errors or problems, mainly reflected in: First, set up to repeat lessons. It is in the curriculum library for