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Enhancing the value of a project in the database course

Data management is a crucial issue for the new millennium. A database course can reflect current issues and new technologies plus teach the basic concepts through the use of a multiple component project and reflection. This paper describes a methodology to expose students to the dynamics of a database environment and teach them to tract theoretical principles from their experiences.