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Reality Theory: Data Modeling[edit]
- Abstract data type
- ACID
- Activity diagram
- Actor (UML)
- Adapter pattern
- Aggregate function
- Agile software development
- Architectural pattern
- Array data structure
- Association list
- Associative array
- Atomic commit
- Atomicity (database systems)
- Attribute (computing)
- Attribute–value pair
- B-tree
- Baseline (configuration management)
- Behavioral pattern
- Big data
- Binary decision diagram
- Binary heap
- Binary search tree
- Binary tree
- Bit array
- Blockchain
- Bloom filter
- Branching (version control)
- Bridge pattern
- Business Process Model and Notation
- Business process modeling
- Check constraint
- Circular buffer
- Class (computer programming)
- Class diagram
- Cleanroom software engineering
- Codd's theorem
- Collection (abstract data type)
- Column (database)
- Command pattern
- Commit (data management)
- Commit (version control)
- Commitment ordering
- Composite pattern
- Conceptual model (computer science)
- Conceptual schema
- Concurrency control
- Concurrency pattern
- Consistency (database systems)
- Container (abstract data type)
- Control flow diagram
- Creational pattern
- Data (computing)
- Data cleansing
- Data control language
- Data corruption
- Data definition language
- Data dictionary
- Data element
- Data extraction
- Data flow diagram
- Data integration
- Data integrity
- Data management
- Data manipulation language
- Data masking
- Data model
- Data modeling
- Data quality
- Data security
- Data set
- Data structure
- Data structure diagram
- Data transformation
- Data validation
- Data warehouse
- Data wrangling
- Data-centric security
- Database
- Database design
- Database engine
- Database index
- Database model
- Database normalization
- Database schema
- Database security
- Database storage structures
- Database transaction
- Database trigger
- Decorator pattern
- Dependency injection
- Design by contract
- Design pattern
- Design Patterns
- Distributed concurrency control
- Distributed database
- Distributed transaction
- Document type definition
- Document-oriented database
- Domain model
- Domain relational calculus
- Double-ended queue
- Doubly linked list
- Durability (database systems)
- Dynamic array
- Enterprise architecture
- Entity–attribute–value model
- Entity–relationship model
- Extract, transform, load
- Factory method pattern
- Federated database system
- Fibonacci heap
- Field (computer science)
- Flat file database
- Flowchart
- Foreign key
- Fork (software development)
- Frame language
- Function model
- Functional flow block diagram
- Functional specification
- Gantt chart
- Generic data model
- Global concurrency control
- Global serializability
- Graph (abstract data type)
- Graph database
- Hash table
- Hashed array tree
- Heap (data structure)
- Hierarchical database model
- IDEF
- Incremental build model
- Index locking
- Information model
- Information space
- Isolation (database systems)
- Iterator pattern
- Join (SQL)
- Kanban (development)
- Linked data structure
- Linked list
- List (abstract data type)
- Logical data model
- Lookup table
- Merge (version control)
- Metadata
- Metadata repository
- Metamodeling
- Model-driven architecture
- Modeling language
- Model–view–controller
- Multi-master replication
- Multitier architecture
- Multiversion concurrency control
- Navigational database
- Network model
- Node (computer science)
- Null (SQL)
- Object (computer science)
- Object composition
- Object database
- Object-role modeling
- Observer pattern
- Operational data store
- Optimistic concurrency control
- Physical data model
- Priority queue
- Process modeling
- Program evaluation and review technique
- Projection (relational algebra)
- Prototype pattern
- Query language
- Queue (abstract data type)
- R-tree
- Rational Unified Process
- RDF query language
- RDF Schema
- RDFa
- Record (computer science)
- Red–black tree
- Referential integrity
- Relation (database)
- Relational algebra
- Relational calculus
- Relational database
- Relational database management system
- Relational model
- Release management
- Replication (computing)
- Repository (version control)
- Requirement prioritization
- Requirements analysis
- Requirements management
- Requirements traceability
- Resource Description Framework
- Responsibility-driven design
- Revision tag
- Rollback (data management)
- Row (database)
- Schedule (computer science)
- Scrum (software development)
- Secure by design
- Secure coding
- Selection (relational algebra)
- Self-balancing binary search tree
- Semantic data model
- Semantic Web
- Sequence diagram
- Serializability
- Service-oriented architecture
- Set (abstract data type)
- Singleton pattern
- Skip list
- Software architecture
- Software configuration management
- Software deployment
- Software design
- Software design description
- Software design pattern
- Software development
- Software development process
- Software documentation
- Software engineering
- Software inspection
- Software maintenance
- Software project management
- Software prototyping
- Software release life cycle
- Software requirements
- Software requirements specification
- Software verification and validation
- Software versioning
- Software walkthrough
- Sparse matrix
- Spatial database
- Specification (technical standard)
- Spiral model
- SQL
- SQL injection
- SQL syntax
- Stack (abstract data type)
- Staging (data)
- Star schema
- Strategy pattern
- Structural pattern
- Suffix tree
- Superkey
- Symbol table
- Systems development life cycle
- Table (database)
- Tagged union
- Ternary search tree
- Three-phase commit protocol
- Three-schema approach
- Timestamp-based concurrency control
- Timestamping (computing)
- Transaction log
- Transaction processing
- Tree (data structure)
- Trie
- Trunk (software)
- Tuple relational calculus
- Two-phase commit protocol
- Two-phase locking
- UML state machine
- Unified Modeling Language
- Union type
- Unique key
- Unstructured data
- Use case
- Use-case analysis
- User story
- Van Emde Boas tree
- Version control
- View (SQL)
- View model
- Waterfall model
- Web development
- Web Ontology Language
