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Assignment no 1 CS406

BC210414671

Solution:

1. Identify Key Entities:

Key entities for style maker are:


1. Product
2. Category
3. Customer
4. Order
5. Employee
6. Supplier
7. Inventory

2. Specify Attributes for Each Entity:

Here are the attributes for each entity categorized by type.

1. Product:

 ProductID (Primary Key, simple, Single-Valued)


 ProductName (simple, Single-Valued)
 Brand (simple, Single-Valued)
 CategoryID (Foreign Key, simple, Single-Valued)
 Price (simple, Single-Valued)
 Size (multi-valued - multiple sizes may be available for each product)
 StockQuantity (Derived from Inventory entity, Single-Valued).

2. Category:

 CategoryID (Primary Key, simple, Single-Valued)


 CategoryName (simple, Single-Valued)

3. Customer:

 CustomerID (Primary Key, simple, Single-Valued)


 FirstName (simple, Single-Valued)
 LastName (simple, Single-Valued)
 Email (simple, Single-Valued)
 Phone (Composite, Country Code, Area Code, Number, Single-Valued)
 Address (Composite, Street, City, State, Zip, Single-Valued)

4. Order:

 OrderID (Primary Key, simple Single-Valued)


 OrderDate (simple, Single-Valued)
 TotalAmount (derived - calculated based on product prices and quantities)

5. Employee:

 EmployeeID (Primary Key, simple)


 Name (composite - first name, last name)
 Position (simple), Salary (simple)
 ContactNumber (simple)

6. Supplier:

 SupplierID (Primary Key, simple)


 Name (simple)
 Contact (simple)
 Address (composite - street, city, zip code)

7. Inventory:

 InventoryID (Primary Key, simple, Single-Valued)


 ProductID (Foreign Key, simple, Single-Valued)
 SupplierID (Foreign Key, simple, Single-Valued)
 QuentityAvailable (simple, Single-Valued)
 RestockDate (Simple, Single-Valued)

3. Define Primary and Candidate Keys:


 Product: Primary Key - ProductID; Candidate Key - Name and Brand (unique
combination).
 Customer: Primary Key - CustomerID; Candidate Key - Email.
 Order: Primary Key - OrderID.
 Employee: Primary Key - EmployeeID.
 Supplier: Primary Key - SupplierID; Candidate Key – Name
 Inventory: Primary Key - InventoryID; Composite Candidate Key – (ProductID,
SupplierID)

4. Determine Relationships and Mapping Cardinalities:

 Product - Supplier: Many-to-Many (each product can have multiple suppliers,


and each supplier can supply multiple products).
 Customer - Order**: One-to-Many (each customer can place multiple orders, but
each order belongs to only one customer).
 Order - Product: Many-to-Many (each order can contain multiple products, and
each product can be part of multiple orders).
 Employee - Order: One-to-Many (each order is managed by one employee, but
an employee may manage multiple orders).
 Supplier - Product: One-to-Many (each supplier may supply multiple products).

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