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    DFC20203 Database Design: Topic 3

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    This document contains a student's answers to questions on database normalization and entity relationship diagrams (ERDs). For question 1, the student normalized a receipt table into third normal form, resulting in four tables - Salesperson, Land, Customer, and Land Sales. For question 2, the student drew a 1:1 ERD to represent a one-to-one relationship between participants and competitions. For question 3, the student drew a many-to-many ERD to represent that teachers can teach multiple subjects and subjects can have multiple teachers. For question 4, the student drew a one-to-many ERD to represent that each event is managed by one manager, but managers can manage

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    This document contains a student's answers to questions on database normalization and entity relationship diagrams (ERDs). For question 1, the student normalized a receipt table into third normal form, resulting in four tables - Salesperson, Land, Customer, and Land Sales. For question 2, the student drew a 1:1 ERD to represent a one-to-one relationship between participants and competitions. For question 3, the student drew a many-to-many ERD to represent that teachers can teach multiple subjects and subjects can have multiple teachers. For question 4, the student drew a one-to-many ERD to represent that each event is managed by one manager, but managers can manage

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    This document contains a student's answers to questions on database normalization and entity relationship diagrams (ERDs). For question 1, the student normalized a receipt table into third normal form, resulting in four tables - Salesperson, Land, Customer, and Land Sales. For question 2, the student drew a 1:1 ERD to represent a one-to-one relationship between participants and competitions. For question 3, the student drew a many-to-many ERD to represent that teachers can teach multiple subjects and subjects can have multiple teachers. For question 4, the student drew a one-to-many ERD to represent that each event is managed by one manager, but managers can manage

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    DFC20203 Database Design

    Topic 3
    Formative Assessment

    Name:NELSTROOY GALAT ANAK PARTI


    Registration Number:20DDT21F1045
    Q1: Normalize into 3rd Normal Form.
    Q1 Answer

    • 1NF
    RECEIPT(Salesperson_ID, Land_Number ,Name,Branch,
    Land_Location,Capacity,Customer_ID,Customer_Name,Sales)
    • 2NF
    SALESPERSON(Salesperson_ID,Name,Branch)
    LAND(Land_Number,Land_Location,Customer_ID,Customer_Name,Sales)
    LAND SALES(Salesperson_ID,Land_Number,Capacity)

    • 3NF
    CUSTOMER(Customer_ID,Customer_Name)
    SALESPERSON(Salesperson_ID,Name,Branch)
    LAND(Land_Number,Land_Location,Customer_ID,Sales)
    LAND SALES(Salesperson_ID,Land_Number,Capacity)
    Q2: Illustrate Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD)
    using Chen’s notation for the following situations:
    Every participant is allowed to join only one competition. Participants are identified by participant
    ID, participant name and phone number while competition identified by category ID and category
    name.
    1:1
    Answer: Participant_ID Category_ID

    1 1
    Participant_Name PARTICIPANT Join COMPETITION Category_Name

    Phone_Number
    Q3: Illustrate Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD)
    using Chen’s notation for the following situations:
    Teacher are assigned to teach several subject in the whole year. Subject taught may have more than
    one teachers. Information of teachers consists of teacher ID, name and track. Subjects are
    identified by subject ID, subject name and year.
    Answer: M:N
    Teacher_ID Subject_ID

    M N
    Teacher_Name TEACHER teach COMPETITION Subject_Name

    Track YEAR
    Q4: Illustrate Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD)
    using Chen’s notation for the following situations:
    Every event which identified by event ID, event name and category are managed by single manager.
    Each of the manager are responsible for monitoring flow of the event run smoothly as planned.
    Manager are identified by their registration number, name and company may manage more events
    in the current session.
    1:M
    Answer:
    Event_ID
    Registration_Number

    1 M
    Manager_Name MANAGER manage EVENT Event_Name

    Company Category
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