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This lab focused on creating a relational database with 6 tables to store patient information for different medical conditions. The database and tables were successfully created and data was inserted. The design ensured clear segregation of data based on medical conditions.

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Green University of Bangladesh

Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)


Faculty of Sciences and Engineering
Semester: (Spring, Year: 2024), B. Sc. in CSE (Day)

Lab Report NO - 01
Course Title: Database System Lab
Course Code: CSE 210 Section: 221 D8

Lab Experiment Name: Create Database Including Six Table & Insertion
Values of the Table

Student Details

Name ID
1.

Lab Date : 19 February, 2024


Submission Date : 04 March, 2024
Course Teacher’s Name :

Lab Report Status


Marks: ………………………………… Signature:.....................
Comments:.............................................. Date:..............................
1. TITLE OF THE LAB REPORT EXPERIMENT
 Create Database including six table & insertion values of the table

2. OBJECTIVES/AIM [2 marks]
 To Create Database and Table
 To Insert Data in Table

3. PROCEDURE / ANALYSIS / DESIGN [3 marks]


 The Schema Diagram of the Database

4. IMPLEMENTATION [3 marks]

CREATE DATABASE
HOSPITAL_PATIENT;
USE HOSPITAL_PATIENT;

 Create & Select Database


CREATE TABLE CANCER(
_NAME
VARCHAR(30),
_ID INT(7),
_ADMIT_DATE CHAR(6),
_CONDITION VARCHAR(6),
_CONTACT INT(11)
);
CREATE TABLE HIV(
_NAME
VARCHAR(30),
_ID INT(7),
_ADMIT_DATE CHAR(6),
_CONDITION VARCHAR(6),
_CONTACT INT(11)
);
CREATE TABLE CHICKENPOX(
_NAME
VARCHAR(30),
_ID INT(7),
_ADMIT_DATE CHAR(6),
_CONDITION VARCHAR(6),
_CONTACT INT(11)
);
CREATE TABLE MALARIA(
_NAME
VARCHAR(30),
_ID INT(7),
_ADMIT_DATE CHAR(6),
_CONDITION VARCHAR(6),
_CONTACT INT(11)
);
CREATE TABLE STD_(
_NAME
VARCHAR(30),
_ID INT(7),
_ADMIT_DATE CHAR(6),
_CONDITION VARCHAR(6),
_CONTACT INT(11)
);
CREATE TABLE FEVER(
_NAME
VARCHAR(30),
_ID INT(7),
_ADMIT_DATE CHAR(6),

 Create Six Tables (1. CANCER, 2. HIV, 3. CHICKENPOX, 4. MALARIA, 5. STD_, 6. FEVER)

-- Table 1
INSERT INTO CANCER(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Mukta Chakraborty', 0000001, '9 FEB', 'Good', 01234567890);
INSERT INTO CANCER(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Aritra Das', 0000002, '14 FEB', 'Good', 01334567891);
INSERT INTO CANCER(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Somon Ghosh', 0000003, '5 JAN', 'Medium', 01434567892);
INSERT INTO CANCER(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Rahil Ahmed', 0000004, '7 JAN', 'Good', 01534567890);
INSERT INTO CANCER(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Reuben Nixon', 0000005, '9 MAR', 'Bad', 01634567890);
-- Table 2
INSERT INTO HIV(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Sandip Sen', 0100001, '1 JAN', 'Medium', 01611163829);
INSERT INTO HIV(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Ahmed Khan', 0100002, '25 JAN', 'Medium', 01687463000);
INSERT INTO HIV(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Islam Chowdhury', 0100003, '17 JAN', 'Medium', 01687463999);
-- Table 3
INSERT INTO CHICKENPOX(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Rahman Mia', 0310001, '10 APR', 'Good', 01712163829);
INSERT INTO CHICKENPOX(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Hossain Ali', 0310002, '22 JUN', 'Good', 01671163829);
INSERT INTO CHICKENPOX(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Uddin Haque', 0310003, '23 JUL', 'Good', 01981163829);
INSERT INTO CHICKENPOX(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Faruk Siddiqui', 0310004, '5 AUG', 'Good', 01891163829);
-- Table 4
INSERT INTO MALARIA(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Kader Sheikh', 0220001, '10 APR', 'Good', 01812163826);
INSERT INTO MALARIA(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Nasir Uddin', 0220001, '10 APR', 'Good', 01123163823);
INSERT INTO MALARIA(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Hasan Rajjak', 0220001, '7 AUG', 'Good', 01812163822);
-- Table 5
INSERT INTO STD_(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Imran Talukdar', 0440001, '1 SEP', 'Medium', 01992163826);
INSERT INTO STD_(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Alam Khan', 0440002, '9 OCT', 'Bad', 01772163824);
INSERT INTO STD_(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Sumita Basu', 0440001, '4 OCT', 'Bad', 01552163822);
-- Table 6
INSERT INTO FEVER(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Hasan Rahim', 1730001, '1 SEP', 'Medium', 01992163826);
INSERT INTO FEVER(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Faruk Hasan', 1730002, '9 SEP', 'Medium', 01992163826);
INSERT INTO FEVER(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Abbas Shah', 1730003, '12 SEP', 'Good', 01992163826);
INSERT INTO FEVER(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Amitabh Bandy', 1730004, '1 DEC', 'Bad', 01992163826);
INSERT INTO FEVER(_NAME, _ID, _ADMIT_DATE, _CONDITION, _CONTACT)
VALUES ('Sohini Sen', 1730005, '8 JAN', 'Bad', 01992163826);

 Insert Data/Values to the Tables


5. TEST RESULT / OUTPUT [3 marks]

SHOW DATABASES;
SHOW TABLES;

SELECT * FROM CANCER;


SELECT * FROM HIV;
SELECT * FROM CHICKENPOX;
SELECT * FROM MALARIA;
SELECT * FROM STD_;
SELECT * FROM FEVER;
6. ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION [3 marks]
 The database schema is well-structured with separate tables for different medical
conditions, allowing for efficient data organization and retrieval, and the data insertion
queries have been successfully executed, populating each table with relevant patient
information.
 The database design and table creation processes went smoothly, ensuring clear
segregation of data based on medical conditions.
 What I liked about the assignment was the opportunity to design and implement a
database schema from scratch, which helps in understanding database concepts and SQL
syntax better.
 From this assignment, I learned the importance of careful database schema design,
including table normalization and proper data modeling, to ensure efficient data
management and retrieval

7. SUMMARY:
This lab focused on creating a relational database named "HOSPITAL_PATIENT" with separate
tables for different medical conditions such as Cancer, HIV, Chickenpox, Malaria, STD, and
Fever. Each table was designed to store relevant patient information including name, ID, admit
date, condition severity, and contact information.

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