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The document outlines the database design for a system involving branches, employees, accounts, and services. It details the relationships between these entities, including a one-to-many relationship between branches and employees, and a many-to-many relationship between accounts and services facilitated by an intermediate table. Additionally, it lists the potential tables and their respective columns, primary keys, and foreign keys.

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CS603 Assignment Number 1

The document outlines the database design for a system involving branches, employees, accounts, and services. It details the relationships between these entities, including a one-to-many relationship between branches and employees, and a many-to-many relationship between accounts and services facilitated by an intermediate table. Additionally, it lists the potential tables and their respective columns, primary keys, and foreign keys.

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CS603 – Software Architecture and Design

Assignment No. 1 Solution (Spring 2025)


Khadija Malik
Bc220406263
Semester 06

Question no1:
Virtual University of Pakistan
(a) Database Design Diagram for Branches and Employees
Relationship:
 One Branch employs many Employees.
 One Employee belongs to one Branch.
Type: One-to-Many Relationship
Database Design Diagram:

 PK: Primary Key


 FK: Foreign Key (Branch_ID in Employees refers to Branch_ID in Branches)
(b) Relationship between Accounts and Services
Relationship:
 One Account can have multiple Services (loan, insurance, card).
 One Service can be linked to multiple Accounts.
Type: Many-to-Many Relationship
To manage this, we introduce an intermediate table called Account_Services.
Database Design Diagram:

 PK: Primary Key


 FK: Foreign Key

(c) Names of All Potential Tables Involved

Table Names

Branches

Employees

Customers

Accounts

Services
Account_Services

(d) Column Names and Keys for Each Table

Foreign Key
Table Name Columns Primary Key (PK)
(FK)

Branch_ID, Branch_Name,
Branches Branch_ID -
Branch_Location

Employee_ID,
Employee_Name,
Employees Employee_ID Branch_ID
Employee_Position,
Branch_ID

Customer_ID,
Customer_Name,
Customers Customer_ID -
Customer_Address,
Customer_Phone

Account_ID, Account_Type,
Accounts Account_ID Customer_ID
Balance, Customer_ID

Service_ID, Service_Name,
Services Service_ID -
Service_Description

Account_Service_ID, Account_ID,
Account_Services Account_Service_ID
Account_ID, Service_ID Service_ID

 Branches and Employees have a One-to-Many relationship.


 Accounts and Services have a Many-to-Many relationship using the
Account_Services table.
 All important tables, columns, primary keys, and foreign keys are clearly
defined.

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