Merge pull request #6 from dimitri-yatsenko/main

Use "Relational Workflow Model" consistently.

Author: dimitri-yatsenko

book/00-introduction/25-history.md

@@ -6,8 +6,8 @@ DataJoint's evolution from lab tool to commercial platform reflects its growing
 
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 ## Academic Origins: From Lab Tool to Open-Source Project

book/20-concepts/01-models.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ A data model is defined by considering the following key aspects:
 
 Innovations in data models have spurred progress by creating new mental tools for us to think about data and to communicate with machines and with each other. Scientists and engineers who become well-versed in effective data models can collaborate more efficiently because they share a common conceptual framework.
 
-DataJoint's *Entity-Workflow Model* reinterprets relational database theory through the lens of **human and computational workflows**. While rooted in classical relational concepts, DataJoint introduces new constructs and semantics specifically designed for scientific computing, where tracking provenance and maintaining computational validity are as important as storing and querying data.
+DataJoint's *Relational Workflow Model* reinterprets relational database theory through the lens of **human and computational workflows**. While rooted in classical relational concepts, DataJoint introduces new constructs and semantics specifically designed for scientific computing, where tracking provenance and maintaining computational validity are as important as storing and querying data.
 
 :::{hint} What data models do you already know?
 Before moving forward, take a moment to consider the different data models you're already familiar with. Perhaps you've worked with a spreadsheet, a database, or a programming language but didn't know that they were distinct data models.

book/20-concepts/02-relational.md

@@ -203,7 +203,6 @@ The most common way to interact with relational databases is through the Structu
 When speaking with database programmers and computer scientists, you will often run into different terminologies. Practical database programmers speak of tables and rows while theoretical data modelers may describe the same things as *relations* and *tuples*.
 
 :::{table} The difference in terminology used in relational theory and relational databases.
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 |  Relational Theory | Database Programming & SQL  | Description  |
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book/20-concepts/04-workflows.md

@@ -84,9 +84,6 @@ Several different notations have been developed, including Chen's original notat
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-title: Crow's Foot notation.
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     EMPLOYEE }o--o{ PROJECT : assigned-to
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@@ -97,9 +94,6 @@ Or using an explicit association table:
 :::{figure}
 :align: center
 ```{mermaid}
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-title: Crow's Foot notation.
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 erDiagram
     EMPLOYEE ||--o{ ASSIGNMENT : works-on
     ASSIGNMENT }o--|| PROJECT : assigned-to

book/20-concepts/concepts-quiz.md

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 ```{list-table} Grade Scale
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 * - Score Range
   - Percentage