How do you use dbshell ALTER TABLE correctly?

I found this example on a Stack Overflow webpage.  But I'm not sure if I did things correctly?

$ python manage.py dbshell  > ALTER TABLE <appname_modelname> ADD COLUMN <column_type> DEFAULT '';

$ python manage.py sqlall navi_polls  

CREATE TABLE "navi_polls_altword" (

    "rosword_id" integer NOT NULL REFERENCES "navi_polls_word" ("id"),

        "wordy_id" integer NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY REFERENCES "navi_polls_word" ("id"),

);

Is this the correct syntax?  Because things at admin page doesn't behave 100% normal.

sqlite> ALTER TABLE navi_polls_altword ADD COLUMN "wordy_id" integer NOT NULL DEFAULT '';

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