DBMS Case Study

By Suryansh Mishra
PROJECT TITLE UID:22BCS10878

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Movie
DATABAS
E
N D A 1.Introduction
A G E 2.Overview
3.Database schema
4.Entity-Relationship Diagram
(ERD)
5.Functionalities
6.Implementation Technologies
7.Database Normalization
8.Security Measures
9. Conclusion
Introduction
• Brief Overview: This presentation
introduces our Movie Database
Management System project,
emphasizing its significance and
objectives.
• Importance: A movie database
centralizes film-related information,
facilitating efficient organization,
retrieval, and analysis for
enthusiasts, researchers, and
industry professionals.
• Objectives: We aim to outline the
project's scope, highlight the
OVERVIEW
• Description: Our movie database project aims to
create a comprehensive repository of film-related
data, including details about movies, actors,
directors, genres, and more.
• Scope and Objectives: The project seeks to develop
a user-friendly database management system that
enables efficient storage, retrieval, and
management of movie information. We aim to
enhance accessibility and usability for both casual
users and industry professionals.
• Key Features: The system will include functionalities
such as movie search, actor/director profiles, genre
categorization, user ratings, and recommendations,
ensuring a comprehensive and interactive movie
experience.
DATABASE SCHEMA
• Explanation of Each Table:
⚬ Movies: Contains information about movies such as title, release year, duration,
and plot summary.
⚬ Actors: Stores details about actors including their names, birthdates, and
nationality.
⚬ Directors: Holds information about directors such as their names and nationality.
⚬ Genres: Stores different movie genres like action, comedy, drama, etc.
• Relationships Between Tables:
⚬ Movies and Actors: Represents a many-to-many relationship as a movie can have
multiple actors and an actor can work in multiple movies.
⚬ Movies and Directors: Denotes a one-to-many relationship as a movie is directed
by only one director but a director can direct multiple movies.
⚬ Movies and Genres: Indicates a many-to-many relationship as a movie can
belong to multiple genres and a genre can have multiple movies.
E-R DIAGRAM
FU N C T I O N A
LITES
List of Key Functionalities:
• Adding new movies, actors, and directors to the database.
• Updating movie details and actor information as needed.
• Searching for movies by various criteria such as title, genre, or
release year.
• Generating reports on movie statistics, actor profiles, and MORE
Implementing Technologies
List of Technologies:
• Database Management
System (DBMS) such as
MySQL or PostgreSQL for
efficient data storage and
retrieval.
• Programming languages
like Python or Java for
backend logic and
application development.
• Frameworks and libraries
Database
Normalization
• Explanation of Database Normalization Process:
⚬ Database normalization is the process of
organizing data to minimize redundancy and
dependency. It ensures data integrity and
optimizes database structure for efficiency.
• Importance of Normalization for Data Integrity:
⚬ Normalization prevents anomalies such as data
duplication and update anomalies, ensuring
consistent and accurate data representation.
• Discussion on Different Normalization Forms:
⚬ Normalization forms like 1NF, 2NF, and 3NF
progressively eliminate data redundancy and
dependency, leading to a well-structured and
maintainable database.
SECURITY
MEASURES
• User Authentication and Authorization:
⚬ Users are required to authenticate using secure credentials, and access
permissions are enforced based on their roles and privileges.
• Data Encryption:
⚬ Sensitive data such as user passwords and personal information are encrypted
to protect against unauthorized access and data breaches.
• Prevention of SQL Injection and Other Attacks:
⚬ Measures are implemented to sanitize user inputs, validate queries, and
prevent common security vulnerabilities such as SQL injection, cross-site
scripting (XSS), and cross-site request forgery (CSRF).
CONC LU S I O N
In conclusion, the Movie Database Management System project aims to
revolutionize the management of film-related data. By implementing a robust
database schema, incorporating key functionalities, and prioritizing security
measures, our system will streamline access to movie information while ensuring
data integrity and user confidentiality.

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