[Year 12 IT Apps] Clarification please

[Mark KELLY]

We know that in key knowledge dotpoints, "for example" means the following
items are only illustrative, but "including" mandates knowledge of the
following points.
But in the new study design there is a new, undocumented wrinkle... one (and
only one) key knowledge dotpoint uses a mysteriously suggestive colon...

(ITA U3O2 KK10) "- a methodology for creating an RDBMS structure:
identifying tables and fields; normalising tables, defining data types and
field sizes, identifying primary key and foreign key fields"

Does that colon signify "for example" or "including"?

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Mark Kelly
Manager - Information Systems
McKinnon Secondary College
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