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1. Construct an ER-diagram by using suitable symbols for Company Database.

Entity Types for Company Database applications may be


• Employee
• Department
• Project
• Dependent (Weak entity set)
• Entity Type: Employee
➢ Attributes: Ssn, Bdate, Name, Address, Salary, Sex
➢ Primary key: Ssn
• Entity Type: Department
➢ Attributes: Name, Number, Locations
➢ Primary key : Name
• Entity Type: Project
➢ Attributes: Name, Number, Location
➢ Primary key: Name
• Weak Entity Type: Dependent
➢ Attributes: Name, Sex, Birth_date, Relationship
➢ Partial key: Name
Relationship sets for Company Database applications may be
• Relationship set: worksfor
➢ Participating entity types: Employee and Department, Employee and Project
➢ Mapping cardinality: many to many
• Relationship set: manages
➢ Participating entity types: Employee and department
➢ Mapping cardinality: one to one
• Relationship set: Dependents_of
➢ Participating entity types: Employee and Dependent
➢ Mapping cardinality: one to many
2. Construct an ER-diagram by using suitable symbols for University Database.

Entity Types for University Database applications may be


• Instructor
• Department
• Student
• Course
• Dependent (Weak entity set)
• Entity Type: Instructor
➢ Attributes: id,name, dept, salary
➢ Primary key: id
• Entity Type: Department
➢ Attributes: deptname, building, budget
➢ Primary key : deptname
• Entity Type: Student
➢ Attributes: regno, phone, name, totalcredit, cgpa
➢ Primary key: regno
• Entity Type: course
➢ Attributes: courseid, title, credits
➢ Primary key: courseid
• Weak Entity Type: Dependent
➢ Attributes: name, relationship, location
➢ Partial key: name
Relationship sets for University Database applications may be
• Relationship set: worksfor
➢ Participating entity types: instructor and department
➢ Mapping cardinality: many to one
• Relationship set: manages
➢ Participating entity types: instructor and department
➢ Mapping cardinality: one to one
• Relationship set: teaches
➢ Participating entity types: instructor and student
➢ Mapping cardinality: many to many
• Relationship set: enrolls
➢ Participating entity types: student and course
➢ Mapping cardinality: one to many
• Relationship set: depends on
➢ Participating entity types: student and dependent
➢ Mapping cardinality: one to many
3. Construct an ER-diagram by using suitable symbols for Student Management
Database.

Entity Types for Student Management Database applications may be


• Student
• Course
• Lecturer
• Subjects
• Entity Type: Student
➢ Attributes: Student_id, Age, Hobby, DOB, Student_Name, Course_ID
➢ Primary key: Student_ID
• Entity Type: Course
➢ Attributes: Course_ID, Course_Name
➢ Primary key : Course_ID
• Entity Type: Lecturer
➢ Attributes: Lecturer_id, Lecturer_name, Course_id
➢ Primary key : Lecture_id
• Entity Type: Subjects
➢ Attributes: Lecturer_id, Lecturer_name, Course_id
➢ Primary key : Lecture_id
Relationship sets for Student Management Database applications may be
• Relationship set: attends
➢ Participating entity types: Students and Course
➢ Mapping cardinality: many to many
• Relationship set: teaches
➢ Participating entity types: Student and Lecturer, Lecturer and Subjects
➢ Mapping cardinality: one to many, one to one
• Relationship set: takes
➢ Participating entity types: Course and Lecturer
➢ Mapping cardinality: many to many
• Relationship set: has
➢ Participating entity types: Course and Subjects
➢ Mapping cardinality: one to many

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