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Model Question Paper

DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING

Database Management Systems-I

Time : 3 Hour Max.Marks : 75


PART A
I.Answer all the following questions (9 x 1 = 9 Marks)
1 Define instance M 1.01 R
2 List any two DBMS interfaces M 1.02 R
3 Write the command used to change the definition of a base table M 2.01 R
4 The keyword --------in the SELECT clause eliminates duplicate M 2.01 R
tuples from the result of an SQL query.
5 The --------is a concise description of the data requirements of M 3.01 R
the users.
6 The value of a --------- attribute is the concatenation of the M 3.02 R
values of its constituent simple attributes
7 --------- is the process of defining a set of subclasses of an entity M 3.03 R
type.
8 A--------- is a constraint between two sets of attributes from the M 4.01 R
database.
9 Define transaction. M 4.04 R

PART B
II Answer any 8 questions from the following .Each questions carry 3 marks.
(8 x 3 = 24 Marks)
1 Explain logical and physical data independence M 1.02 U
2 Illustrate referential integrity constraint with an example M 1.03 U
3 Explain network data model M 1.01 U
4 List any three applications of database M 1.01 R
5 Consider the relation Employee

Eid FName LName Salary DeptNo M 2.01 A

Build SQL query to retrieve


a.All employees who work in Department number 7
b.The salary of every employee
6 Demonstrate Assertions in SQL. M 2.02 U
7 Explain Views in SQL with an example M 2.02 U
8 List the three SQL commands for data definition M 2.01 U
9 Explain the naming conventions of schema constructs M 3.02 U
10 Apply 2 NF in the following relation Employee_Project with
primary key-SSN & PNo M 4.02 A

SSN PNo Hours EName PName PLocation

PART C
Answer ALL questions. Each carries 7 marks. ( 6 x 7 = 42 Marks)
III Explain three schema DBMS architecture with a neat diagram M 1.02 U
OR
IV Classify the different types of individuals interact with databases M 1.01 U

V Explain SQL data types for attributes in a schema M 2.01 U


VI OR M 2.02 U
Explain triggers in SQL
M 3.02 U
VII Illustrate attribute types in the ER model with examples
OR
Explain the concepts of generalization and specialization in EER
VIII model M 3.03 U
IX Build an E-R diagram corresponding to the
relation:Student(RollNo(primary M3.05 A
key),Name,DOB,PhoneNo,Age(derived attribute )and
Address(composite attribute)
U
X OR M3.01

Explain the use of High level Conceptual Data Model for


Database Design
XI Illustrate the states of transaction execution with a neat diagram M4.03 U
OR
XII Explain the need for normalization in databases M4.02 U

XIII Demonstrate 3NF with an example M4.02 U


OR
XIV Outline the advantages of mobile databases M4.05 U
Mark Distribution

Types of Questions

Part A Part B Part C Total

1 10 30 2 2 4 12 2 14 7 28

2 11 31 2 2 4 12 2 14 7 28

3 11 31 3 3 1 3 4 28 9 34

4 11 31 2 2 1 3 4 28 8 33

Total 43 123 9 9 10 30 12 84 31 123


Cognitive Level Mark Distribution

Cognitive Level Marks % of Marks


Remembering 12 10
Understanding 98 80
Applying 13 10
Analysing
Evaluating
Creating
Total 123 100

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