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This individual assignment asks students to design ER diagrams for 3 systems based on given entities, attributes, and business rules. Students must show the relationships and cardinalities between entities for a hospital management system tracking patients, doctors, appointments, and medical conditions. They must also create ER diagrams for a university management system and online shopping system.

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Assignment 1

This individual assignment asks students to design ER diagrams for 3 systems based on given entities, attributes, and business rules. Students must show the relationships and cardinalities between entities for a hospital management system tracking patients, doctors, appointments, and medical conditions. They must also create ER diagrams for a university management system and online shopping system.

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Assignment 1 - weight: 15%.

This is an individual assignment which will be done by every student. Based on the
problem specification given below, design a database using ER diagram by indicating all
necessary components of ER diagram such as, Entities, Attributes, Relationships,
cardinality and key constraints.

Question 1: Design an ER diagram for a hospital management system that tracks patients,
doctors, appointments, and medical conditions. Show the relationship and cardinalities.

Entities:

- Patients: contains information about each patient, including name, address, and contact
information
- Doctors: contains information about each doctor, including name, specialization, and
contact information
- Appointments: contains information about each appointment, including date, time, and
doctor-patient relationship
- Medical Conditions: contains information about each medical condition, including name
and description
Business rules:

- Patients: each patient must have a unique ID, a patient can have multiple appointments
- Doctors: each doctor must have a unique ID, a doctor can treat multiple patients
- Appointments: each appointment must have a unique ID, a patient can schedule multiple
appointments with different doctors, and a doctor can have multiple appointments with
different patients
- Medical Conditions: each medical condition must have a unique ID, a patient can have
multiple medical conditions, and a medical condition can affect multiple patients
Question 2: Develop an ER diagram for a university management system that tracks students,
courses, professors, and grades. Show the relationship and cardinalities and use the business
rules for each entity.

Entities:

- Students: contains information about each student, including name, address, and contact
information
- Courses: contains information about each course, including course name, course code,
and department
- Professors: contains information about each professor, including name, department, and
contact information
- Grades: contains information about each student's grade for a particular course
Business rules:
- Students: each student must have a unique ID, a student can take multiple courses, and a
student can have multiple grades
- Courses: each course must have a unique code, a course can have multiple professors,
and a course can have multiple students
- Professors: each professor must have a unique ID, a professor can teach multiple courses,
and a professor can have multiple students in their courses
- Grades: each grade must have a unique ID, a grade must be associated with a particular
course and student, and a student can have multiple grades for different courses
Question 3: Design an ER diagram for an online shopping system that tracks customers, orders,
products, and payments. Show the relationship and cardinalities and use the business rules for
each entity.

Entities:
- Customers: contains information about each customer, including name, address, and
contact information
- Orders: contains information about each order, including the order ID, date, and customer
details
- Products: contains information about each product, including product name, description,
and price.
- Payments: contains information about each payment made by a customer for a particular
order
Business rules:
- Customers: each customer must have a unique ID, a customer can place multiple orders,
and a customer can have multiple payment methods
- Orders: each order must have a unique ID, an order can have multiple products, and an
order must be associated with a customer
- Products: each product must have a unique ID, a product can be associated with multiple
orders, and a product can have multiple variations (e.g., size, color)
- Payments: each payment must have a unique ID, a payment must be associated with a
particular order, and an order can have multiple payments associated with it (e.g., partial
payments)

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