ERD - Entity Relationship Diagram, Inputs - details of all the data to be stored in each table of your database, Processes - what needs to be done to generate the outputs (e.g. queries), Output - what we want the system to produce (e.g. reports), Entity Relationship Diagram - Shows the designer what tables there are in a database system, and how they are related (linked), One-to-one - where a record in one entity (table) is associated with exactly one record in another entity (table),, One-to-many - one record in a table can be linked to many records in another table, Data Dictionary - contains details relating to the structure of all of the data held in the various tables of a database, Wireframe - an outline or diagram of a form or report interface, Form - used to input information in a databse, Report - used to present output from a databse, Queries - used to search and extract specific information from a databsae, Navigation structure diagrams - used in the design stage to provide an overview of how the entire system will link together, End User - the person(s) who will use the system once built, End user requirements - A list of what the end user wants the system to look like and be able to do,

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