Michael Richard Blum

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This graphic has much detail and explains through a couple different graphs how the prices of homes in different regions of London will or have risen. The first graph catches my eye through the use of colors to signify which…[Read more]

A retail store would have to use a joined table in order to figure out likeliness out someone being a repeat customer. The tables you would need would be the customer, product, and order tables. Each table must possess a primary key so no two attributes in an entity are the same. The two join tables would be product_order and customer_order with…[Read more]

The most difficult part about creating an ERD is trying not to overthink it. Whenever I create an ERD I usually reread the scenario two or three times and each time I picture in my head what the ERD will look like. Another tricky thing about it is figuring out whether or not relationships have attributes and when one entity can have multiple…[Read more]

Working in retail for Dick’s Sporting Goods this past summer has taught me a lot about data and efficient ways to store it. For example, we have devices that not only keep track of our own inventory, but also the inventory of other Dick’s Sporting Goods stores in the district. This way if our store doesn’t have the product or size in stock that a…[Read more]

Before this class, I have never heard of Elon Musk. Now after reading this article about him, I think he is one of the most innovative, straightforward people of our time. The thing that struck me most wasn’t about his inventions or drive to be successful, it was from his upbringing and how he didn’t let that deter him from becoming the phenom he…[Read more]