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ADBMS Project Deliverable Midterm Spring2023-24

The document outlines the requirements for a midterm report for an Advanced Database Management Systems course. It includes a structured format with sections such as a cover page, system summary, ERD diagram, class diagrams, database schema, sample data, and SQL queries. Additionally, it emphasizes the need for a user interface for authentication and registration connected to the database.

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ADBMS Project Deliverable Midterm Spring2023-24

The document outlines the requirements for a midterm report for an Advanced Database Management Systems course. It includes a structured format with sections such as a cover page, system summary, ERD diagram, class diagrams, database schema, sample data, and SQL queries. Additionally, it emphasizes the need for a user interface for authentication and registration connected to the database.

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Advance Database Project

Deliverable
Midterm Report
Advanced Database Management Systems, Spring 2023-24

A formal business report with everything compiled into a single document (Word
or PDF), which includes the following sections in order (the report should be
properly paged, paragraphed, and sectioned):
1. Cover page with all the group members name and ID
2. Table of contents
3. System summary
4. An ERD diagram
5. Class diagrams of the system
6. Use case and activity diagrams of the system.
7. A database schema diagram, clearly showing every table, attributes, and
date type.
8. Create all the tables and make sure you used sequence to handle primary
key values at least
for two tables.
9. Screen shots of sample data: one screen shot for each table. You should
enter enough data to demonstrate the use of the database (at least 5
records for each table)
10. To demonstrate some database use scenarios, design at least 10
questions/tasks (as complete as possible) in your application domain that
need to query the database. Write SQL Select statements for all queries. At
least 5 of these queries must have to be complex
11. You must have to create a simple User Interface for user
authentication for successful Registration and login operation to the system
by connecting your database.

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