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The document outlines a comprehensive set of assignments related to database systems, including tasks on SQL commands, database design, and data manipulation. It covers topics such as creating tables, using joins, writing stored procedures, and understanding normalization and transaction concepts. Additionally, it includes practical applications like case studies and GUI development using databases.

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NO REGISTER ASSIGNMENT I QUESTIONS


NO STUDENT NAME
Create a Student Database Table and Manipulate Data Using SQL DDL
and DML Commands.
1
Create a set of tables (employee and departments), add foreign key
2 constraints and incorporate referential integrity.
Purpose of Database System – Views of data
3
Embedded SQL
4
Write queries in database tables using natural, equi and outer joins
5
Write user defined functions and stored procedures in SQL.
6
Dynamic SQL
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Create view and index for database tables with a large number of records
9
XML database creation and validation
10

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E-R Diagrams
12
Case study using real-time database applications (Banking)
13
SQL fundamentals
14
Keys
15
Relational Algebra
16
What benefit does strict two-phase locking provide? What disadvantages
17 result?
Introduction to relational databases – Relational Model
18
Database System Architecture
19
Write Queries in database tables using where clause conditions and
20 aggregate functions.
Write an example that depicts sub queries in database tables using simple
21 join operations.
ER-to-Relational Mapping
22
Entity-Relationship model
23
Data Models
24

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Need for Concurrency – Concurrency control
26
Boyce/Codd Normal Form
27
Two Phase Locking
28
Timestamp based protocol
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31 Transaction Concepts – ACID Properties
Serializability
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Multi-valued Dependencies and Fourth Normal Form
33
Advanced SQL features
34
Join Dependencies and Fifth Normal Form
35
Enhanced-ER Model
36
Creating document, columns & graph using NOSQL
37
Simple GUI application using database
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Execute complex transactions and realize DCL and TCL commands.
40
Write SQL triggers for insert, delete, and update operations in a database
41 table.
Schedules –Transaction support in SQL
42
Create a set of tables (employee and departments), add foreign key
43 constraints and incorporate referential integrity.
Write Queries in database tables using where clause conditions and
44 aggregate functions.

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Binary Relational Operations: JOIN and DIVISION
46
Functional Dependencies – Non-loss Decomposition
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List the operations of relational algebra and the purpose of each.
50

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Characteristics of the Database Approach. Refer Elmasri Text Book.
52
Composite and multivalued attributes can be nested to any number of
levels.
Suppose we want to design an attribute for a STUDENT entity type to
keep track of previous college education. Such an attribute will have one
entry for each college previously attended, and each such entry will be
composed of college name, start and end dates, degree entries (degrees
awarded at that college, if any), and transcript entries (courses completed
at that college, if any). Each degree entry contains the degree name and
the month and year the degree was awarded, and each transcript entry
contains a course name, semester, year, and grade. Design an attribute to
hold this information.
53 Use the conventions in Figure 3.5.(Refer Elmasri Navathe Text book.)
Three-Schema Architecture and Data Independence
54
ER diagram for University Database
55
Classification of Database Management Systems
56
Define the following terms: entity, attribute, attribute value, relationship
instance, composite attribute, multivalued attribute, derived attribute,
complex
57 attribute, key attribute, and value set (domain).
First, Second, Third Normal Forms, Dependency Preservation
58
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Advantages of Using the DBMS Approach. Refer Text Book.
60
Explain in detail about Normalization.
61
ER diagram for Company Database
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