1.

Create Database:
SQL Command:
CREATE DATABASE ndub;

2. Create Table:

SQL Command:

CREATE TABLE course_details (

course_code varchar(255) PRIMARY KEY,
course_title varchar(255),
course_credit varchar(255),
department varchar(255)
)
CREATE TABLE faculty_details (
faculty_id varchar(255) PRIMARY KEY,
faculty_name varchar(255),
designation varchar(255),
department varchar(255)
)

CREATE TABLE student_details (

student_id varchar(255) PRIMARY KEY,
student_name varchar(255),
batch varchar(255),
department varchar(255)
)

CREATE TABLE student_payment_details (

payment_id varchar(255) PRIMARY KEY,
student_id varchar(255),
paid_amount varchar(255)
)
3. Add Column:

SQl Command:
ALTER TABLE student_payment_details ADD COLUMN vg varchar(255);

4. Delete Column:

SQL Command:
ALTER TABLE student_payment_details DROP COLUMN vg;

5. Add tuple/row:

SQL Command:
INSERT INTO `student_details`(`student_id`, `student_name`, `batch`, `department`) VALUES
('0692210005101022','Afif Hossain','BBA 22','BBA');
6. SELECT A COLUMN FROM A TABLE:
Example : SELECT Faculty FROM faculty_information;

7. ADD : NOT NULL

We applied NOT NULL constraints on `Course Code` after `course_details` table creation as
`Course Code` can not be empty.

Example : ALTER TABLE `course_details` MODIFY COLUMN `Course Code`

VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL;
 Finally : SELECT * FROM `course_details`

8. DROP : NOT NULL

Example : ALTER TABLE `course_details` MODIFY COLUMN `Course Code`
VARCHAR(255);

11.1 ADD :
UNIQUE
We applied UNIQUE constraints on `Course Code` after `course_details` table creation.

Example : ALTER TABLE `course_details` ADD CONSTRAINT UNIQUE (`Course

Code`);

Finally : SELECT * FROM `course_details`

9. DROP : UNIQUE

Example : ALTER TABLE `course_details` DROP INDEX `Course Code`;

10. HOW TO DELETE ROW:

Initially : SELECT * FROM `faculty_information`

Example : ALTER TABLE faculty_information DROP COLUMN ID;

 Finally : SELECT * FROM `faculty_information`

11. REDUNDANT DATA LISTING SHOW :

Initially : SELECT * FROM `faculty_information`

Example : SELECT DISTINCT(Background) FROM `faculty_information`;

12. Change Attribute Name to User: <RAFIUL>
=> SELECT course_title AS Course_Description FROM `course_details`;

=> ALTER TABLE `course_details`

CHANGE COLUMN `code` `course_code` varchar(255);
13. Select Rows By Using Range:
=> SELECT * FROM `student_details`
WHERE student_id BETWEEN '692210005101001' AND '692210005101008';

=>
SELECT * FROM `student_details`
WHERE student_id >= '692210005101001' AND student_id <='692210005101008';

14. Find Rows Using IN:

=> SELECT * FROM `student_details` WHERE department IN ('CSE');

15. Using NOT IN:

=> SELECT * FROM `student_details` WHERE department NOT IN ('CSE');

16. How to Sort the Table:

=> SELECT * FROM `faculty_details` ORDER BY faculty_id;

=> SELECT * FROM `faculty_details` ORDER BY faculty_id DESC;

=> SELECT * FROM `faculty_details`

ORDER BY department ASC, faculty_name DESC;

16. LIKE Operator:

=> SELECT * FROM `faculty_details` WHERE faculty_name LIKE 'm%';

=> SELECT * FROM `faculty_details` WHERE faculty_name LIKE '%m';

=> SELECT * FROM `faculty_details` WHERE faculty_name LIKE 'm%y';

17. How to Find Null Value:

=> SELECT * FROM faculty_details WHERE faculty_name is NULL;

18. How To Modify Data In Table:

=> UPDATE student_details SET student_name = 'Kadir'
WHERE student_id = '692210005101018';

19. AND <Sumaiya>

Query:
SELECT * FROM `course_details`
WHERE course_credit=1.5 And course_title like 'E%';

20. OR
Query:
SELECT * FROM `course_details`
WHERE course_credit=3 OR course_title like 'E%';

21. Both and ,or

Query:
SELECT * FROM `student_details` WHERE student_name like 'A%'
And ( student_id>= 069221005101021 or department!= 'LLB')

22. GREATER THAN EQUAL TO OR SMALLER THAN EQUAL TO :

Query:
SELECT * FROM `course_details`
where course_credit>= 1 and course_credit<= 1.5 ;

23. COMBINING TWO TABLE AND SHOWING AS ANOTHER COLUMN NAME

Query:
SELECT T.course_title, S.faculty_name
from course_details as T,faculty_details as S
where T.department = S.department

Query:
SELECT course_title AS subject , faculty_name as Teacher
from course_details as T,faculty_details as S
where T.department = S.department

24. UNION <Sajid>

SQL Command
SELECT customer_name
FROM depositor
UNION
SELECT customer_name
FROM borrower;
SQL Output

25. UNION ALL

SQL Command
SELECT customer_name
FROM depositor

UNION ALL

SELECT customer_name
FROM borrower;

SQL Output
26. INTERSECT
SQL Command
SELECT customer_name FROM depositor
INTERSECT
SELECT customer_name FROM borrower;

SQL Output

27. EXCEPT
SQL Command
SELECT customer_name FROM depositor
EXCEPT
SELECT customer_name FROM borrower;

SQL Output
28. AVERAGE
SQL Command
SELECT AVG(OrderPrice) AS AverageOrderPrice FROM `order`;

SQL Output

SQL Command
SELECT DISTINCT Customer
FROM `order`
WHERE OrderPrice > (SELECT AVG(OrderPrice) FROM `order`);

SQL Output

29. COUNT & DISTINCT CUSTOMER

SQL Command
SELECT COUNT(Customer) AS TotalCustomers
FROM `order`;

SQL Output

SQL Command
SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT Customer) AS DistinctCustomers
FROM `order`;

SQL Output

SQL Command
SELECT COUNT(*) AS HansenCount
FROM `order`
WHERE Customer = 'Hansen';

SQL Output

30. FIRST
SQL Command
SELECT OrderPrice
FROM `order`
ORDER BY O_Id
LIMIT 1;

SQL Output

31. MIN /MAX()

SQL Command
SELECT MAX(OrderPrice) AS HighestOrderPrice
FROM `order`;

SQL Output

SQL Command
SELECT MIN(OrderPrice) AS LowestOrderPrice
FROM `order`;

SQL Output

32. HAVING()
SQL Command
SELECT Customer, SUM(OrderPrice)
FROM `order`
GROUP BY Customer
HAVING SUM(OrderPrice) < 2000;

SQL Output

33. TABLE WITH PRIMARY KEY.

SQL Command
CREATE TABLE department (
DepartmentID INT PRIMARY KEY,
DepartmentName VARCHAR(255)
);

SQL Output

34. CREATE TABLE WITH FOREIGN KEY

SQL Command
CREATE TABLE Employee
(
LastName VARCHAR(255),
DepartmentID INT,
FOREIGN KEY (DepartmentID) REFERENCES department(DepartmentID)
);

SQL Output

35. EXPLICIT INNER JOIN

SQL Command
SELECT *
FROM Employee
INNER JOIN department ON Employee.DepartmentID = department.DepartmentID;

SQL Output

36. IMPLICIT INNER JOIN

SQL Command
SELECT * FROM Employee,department
WHERE Employee.DepartmentID = department.DepartmentID;

SQL Output

37. LEFT OUTER JOIN

SQL Command
SELECT *
FROM Employee
LEFT OUTER JOIN department ON Employee.DepartmentID = department.DepartmentID;

SQL Output

38. RIGHT OUTER JOIN

SQL Command
SELECT * FROM department
RIGHT OUTER JOIN Employee ON department.DepartmentID = Employee.DepartmentID;

SQL Output

39. FULL OUTER JOIN

SQL Command
SELECT * FROM employee
LEFT JOIN department ON employee.DepartmentID = department.DepartmentID
UNION
SELECT * FROM employee
RIGHT JOIN department ON employee.DepartmentID = department.DepartmentID;

SQL Output

40. SELF JOIN

SQL Command
SELECT F.EmployeeID,F.LastName,S.EmployeeID,S.LastName,F.Country
FROM Employee F, Employee S
where F.Country = S.Country AND F.EmployeeID < S.EmployeeID
Order by F.EmployeeID, S.EmployeeID;

SQL Output

SQL Command
SELECT F.EmployeeID,F.LastName,S.EmployeeID,S.LastName,F.Country
FROM Employee F, Employee S
where F.Country = S.Country
Order by F.EmployeeID, S.EmployeeID;

SQL Output
 Specification Gwistek 1072 Hantek DSO5202P Low-cost Handhold
No. Digital Oscilloscope
1 Power Supply Range 220V AC 100-120 VACRMS(±10%) 9V
Voltage

2 Input 50 vpp 848V peak-to-peak vpp 20 vpp

(With 10X probe)
3 Bandwidth 70 MHz 200MHZ 10 Hz - 3 KHz
4 Dimension 30 cm x 11,5 cm x 13,7 38.5 cm x 20.0 cm x 24.5 14,5 cm x 9,5 cm x 5 cm
cm
5 Cost ৳ 59,979.04 ৳ 41,399.00 ৳ 2000.00

ABSTRACT ..........................................................................................................................

LIST OF FIGURES ........................................................................................................... iv

ABBREVIATIONS .............................................................................................................. v

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................... 1

1.1.OSCILLOSCOPE: ........................................................................................................ 1
1.1.1. Cathode-ray oscilloscope (CRO): ...................................................................... 1
1.2 .OVERVIEW OF PROJECT ........................................................................................ 2
1.3.ORGANISATION OF THESIS .................................................................................... 2

CHAPTER 2 ARDUINO AND MEGUNOLINK ............................................................. 3

2.1 ARDUINO .................................................................................................................... 3
2.1.1 Schematic & Reference Design: ......................................................................... 4
2.1.2 Power: ................................................................................................................. 5
2.1.3 Memory: ............................................................................................................. 6
2.1.4 Input and Output: ................................................................................................ 6
2.1.5 Communication: ................................................................................................. 7
2.2 PROGRAMMING ........................................................................................................ 7
2.2.1 Automatic (Software) Reset: .............................................................................. 8
2.2.2 USB Overcurrent Protection: .............................................................................. 9
2.2.3 Physical Characteristics: ..................................................................................... 9
2.3. MEGUNOLINK ........................................................................................................ 10
2.3.1 Serial Data monitoring: .................................................................................... 10
2.3.2 Capturing Serial Data to a file: ......................................................................... 11
2.3.3 Plotting and Graphing Serial Data .................................................................... 11
2.3.4 “George” the Serial Monkey: ........................................................................... 15
 Supply Voltage

Input Process Output

Prob Display OLED

e Signal CPU Arduino Screen