Development of Database Structure and Indexing Technique for the Wireless Response System
Alhadi A. Klaib, Joan Lu · University of Huddersfield Repository (University of Huddersfield) · 2013
Abstract—The relevance of this paper to the topics of the conference is that this paper provides a contribution to the area of systems communications, since this paper participates in the improvement of the Wireless Response Systems (WRS). In more detail, the rapid development of computer and wireless technologies improves many aspects of daily life. The objective of this research is to develop a database for the WRS in order to gain an efficient, fast, and reliable database management system. Furthermore, this research proposes a generic database structure for the Wireless Response System. Moreover, it investigates and studies advanced database indexing techniques and then performs a comparison between them. Subsequently, this work makes an argument to find out the most appropriate indexing technique for the WRS. Consequently, this research has achieved a great deal of success and has met the objectives and aims. To conclude, a framework for the Wireless Response System database has been developed. Additionally, the B+ Tree and Hash indexing techniques have been examined successfully. Thus, it is found that the B+ Tree is a powerful technique for this particular system. Keywords-wireless response system; student response system; indexing techniques. I.