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    Music Database: Salary:money)

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    Here are the relational algebra expressions for the given queries: 1. πfirstname, lastname, salary(σdepartment_id = 103(Employee)) 2. πfirstname, lastname, salary(σgender = 'Male'(Employee)) 3. πfirstname, lastname, salary(σgender = 'Female' ∧ salary > 7000000(Employee)) 4. πfirstname, lastname, salary(σgender = 'Male' ∧ department_id = 103 ∧ salary > 6000000(Employee)) 5. πfirstname, lastname, salary(σgender = 'Female' ∧ department_id = 102 ∧ salary >= 4000000(Employee))

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    Here are the relational algebra expressions for the given queries: 1. πfirstname, lastname, salary(σdepartment_id = 103(Employee)) 2. πfirstname, lastname, salary(σgender = 'Male'(Employee)) 3. πfirstname, lastname, salary(σgender = 'Female' ∧ salary > 7000000(Employee)) 4. πfirstname, lastname, salary(σgender = 'Male' ∧ department_id = 103 ∧ salary > 6000000(Employee)) 5. πfirstname, lastname, salary(σgender = 'Female' ∧ department_id = 102 ∧ salary >= 4000000(Employee))

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    Here are the relational algebra expressions for the given queries: 1. πfirstname, lastname, salary(σdepartment_id = 103(Employee)) 2. πfirstname, lastname, salary(σgender = 'Male'(Employee)) 3. πfirstname, lastname, salary(σgender = 'Female' ∧ salary > 7000000(Employee)) 4. πfirstname, lastname, salary(σgender = 'Male' ∧ department_id = 103 ∧ salary > 6000000(Employee)) 5. πfirstname, lastname, salary(σgender = 'Female' ∧ department_id = 102 ∧ salary >= 4000000(Employee))

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    Ex1 (5 point): design a database schema, the requirements stated below

    Music Database
    A database needs to be developed that keeps track of compact disks, and songs recorded
    on them, together with authors and performers of the songs. The data requirements are
    as follows:
    1. For each disk, we want to store the disk ID, the title, and the year of production.
    Disk ID’s are unique.
    2. A song is recorded on some disk. It has a title and a number that indicates on
    which track it is recorded on the disk. For each disk, a song is uniquely identified
    by its track number.
    3. For each person that may occur as a an author or a performer we want to store
    the person ID, the name, and the nationality. Person ID’s are unique.
    4. Each song has at least one author who is a person. There are different types of
    authorship, e.g., composer, text writer, or arranger. For each author of a song,
    we want to store the type of authorship.
    5. Each song has at least one performer who is a person. There are different instruments for a
    performer, e.g., voice, piano, violin. We want to store for each
    performer the instrument they have played during the recording.
    Ex2 (5 point):
    Giving a database schema:
    - Employee(emp_id: integer, firstname: string, lastname: string, deparment_id: int, gender:string,
    salary:money)
    - Department(dept_id:integer , dept_name: string)

    Emp_id Firstname Lastname Department_id gender Salary Dept_id Dept_name


    Emp_01 Nam Trần V 101 Nam 6000000 101 Administrative
    Emp_02 Nữ Nguyễn 102 Nữ 4000000 102 Accounting
    Emp_03 Hùng Trần V 103 Nam 6500000 103 HR
    Emp_04 Tú Nguyễn 101 Nữ 5000000
    Emp_05 Thành Bùi 102 Nam 5500000 Department
    Emp_06 Hồng Cẩm 103 Nữ 8000000

    Employee

    Using relational algebra expression to answer below queries


    1. Find the firstname, lastname, salary of employee who working in the HR department.
    2. Find the firstname, lastname, salary of employee whose gender is male.
    3. Find the firstname, lastname, salary of female employee with salary over 7 million.
    4. Find the firstname, lastname, salary of male employee in HR with salary over 6 million.
    5. Find the firstname, lastname, salary of female employee in Accounting with salary at least 4
    million.
    6. Find the department names which is HR.
    7. Find the total number of male employees.
    8. How many female employees does the accounting department have?
    9. How many male employees in the administrative department with salary from 7 million?
    10. Find the total salary of HR department staff

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