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    The assignment asks students to analyze a database schema for a banking application and determine if it complies with Boyce-Codd normal form (BCNF). Students are to specify all functional dependencies, state which normal form each table adheres to and why. Any tables not in BCNF must have their problems identified and potential consequences explained. Finally, students must design a new database schema where all tables are in BCNF without losing information. The workflow involves applying relational algebra operations and documenting the work in a PDF report.

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    The assignment asks students to analyze a database schema for a banking application and determine if it complies with Boyce-Codd normal form (BCNF). Students are to specify all functional dependencies, state which normal form each table adheres to and why. Any tables not in BCNF must have their problems identified and potential consequences explained. Finally, students must design a new database schema where all tables are in BCNF without losing information. The workflow involves applying relational algebra operations and documenting the work in a PDF report.

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    The assignment asks students to analyze a database schema for a banking application and determine if it complies with Boyce-Codd normal form (BCNF). Students are to specify all functional dependencies, state which normal form each table adheres to and why. Any tables not in BCNF must have their problems identified and potential consequences explained. Finally, students must design a new database schema where all tables are in BCNF without losing information. The workflow involves applying relational algebra operations and documenting the work in a PDF report.

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    SWE1004 – Database Management Systems

    Winter Semester 2022 – 23

    DIGITAL ASSIGNMENT- I

    Question and workflow for Assignment (due date 31-03-2023)


    The purpose of this assignment is to understand and implement the different
    normal forms for banking application. Determine if a database schema
    Question
    conforms to the Boyce-Codd normal form (BCNF).

    Analyze the problems with the design, and suggest a better one. The output
    of the work should be a report that addresses all the faults you find
    regarding normalization along with a description of why they are
    problematic. Furthermore you should develop an alternative design that is in
    BCNF.

    1) Specify all functional dependencies without redundancies and state


    which normal form (1NF, 2NF, 3NF or BCNF) each of the existing
    tables is, and why.
    2) If the table that doesn’t fulfill the requirements for BCNF, explain the
    problems and their potential consequences.
    3) Design a new database, with different tables, where all the tables
    Workflow
    fulfill BCNF without losing any information.
    4) Apply the relational algebra operations: s, P, ×, set-theoretic
    operations:, , -, ÷.

    The bank schema should contain


    o branch (branch-name,branch-city,assets)
    o customer (customer-name,customer-street,customer-city)
    o account (branch-name,account-number,balance)
    o loan( l-no, amount, br-name)
    o payment( l-no, pay-no, date, amount)
    o employee( e-ssn, e-name, tel, start-date, mgr-ssn)
    o savings account( ac-no, int-rate)
    o caaccount( ac-no, od-amt)
    Rubrics
    Max.
    S. No. Expected deliverable
    Marks
    1. Initial database design 10
    2. Constraints on database table 10
    3. Convert ER to Relational tables 10
    4. Normalization 25
    5. Relational Algebra 25
    6. Organization of the document and clarity in document presentation 10
    7. Descriptions in own words and not copied from any other source 5
    8. Timely upload of the assignment in PDF form 5
    Note: Complete information in each of the sections of the workflow should be documented 100(10)

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