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Advanced Database Systems Project Requirement

The Advanced Database Systems project requires students to design and develop an information system using Microsoft SQL Server, integrating it with a custom application. Key requirements include creating a normalized database with at least 15 tables, utilizing advanced SQL features, ensuring security and data integrity, and automating tasks with SQL Server Agent. Final deliverables consist of SQL scripts, application source code, comprehensive documentation, and an optional demo video.

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Advanced Database Systems Project Requirement

The Advanced Database Systems project requires students to design and develop an information system using Microsoft SQL Server, integrating it with a custom application. Key requirements include creating a normalized database with at least 15 tables, utilizing advanced SQL features, ensuring security and data integrity, and automating tasks with SQL Server Agent. Final deliverables consist of SQL scripts, application source code, comprehensive documentation, and an optional demo video.

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Advanced Database Systems – Project

Requirement Document
Overview
As a core component of the Advanced Database Systems course, students are required to design and develop a
complete information system using Microsoft SQL Server as the backend database. The system must be integrated
with a custom-built application developed using any programming language and platform (e.g., C#, Java, Python,
JavaScript, etc.) — be it desktop, mobile, or web-based.

This project is intended to demonstrate practical application of advanced database concepts covered throughout
the semester.

Project Scope and Requirements

1. Database Design
- At least 15 relational tables, normalized and relationally connected using primary and foreign key constraints.
- Thoughtful use of data types, constraints, default values, and relationships.
- A clearly documented Entity-Relationship Diagram (ERD) must be submitted.

2. Advanced SQL Server Features


Each of the following database objects must be used at least 10 times in your system:
- Views: Used for abstraction, security, reporting, or simplification.
- Stored Procedures: For encapsulating complex operations or business logic.
- Triggers: Used to enforce rules automatically (e.g., logging, cascading logic).
- User-Defined Functions (UDFs): Scalar or table-valued; used for reusable logic.
- Indexes: A mix of clustered, non-clustered, composite, and unique indexes.
- Full-Text Search: Must be implemented on applicable text-based fields and demonstrated in queries.

3. Database Optimization
- Demonstrate query performance analysis using execution plans.
- Apply proper indexing strategies and normalization.
- Implement concurrency control with transaction isolation levels or explicit locking.
- At least two optimization techniques must be explained in your documentation.

4. Security & Data Integrity


- Implement Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) with proper user-role-permission logic.
- Apply Row-Level Security (RLS) for restricting access to records based on login/user role.
- Use encryption for at least one sensitive column (e.g., salary, personal info).

5. Automation
- Use SQL Server Agent to schedule and run at least one recurring task, such as:
• Database backup
• Data archiving
• Auto-generated email alerts
• Periodic data import/export

6. Application Integration
- Build a functional application (web, desktop, or mobile) that integrates with your database.
- All data operations must be routed through stored procedures or APIs — no direct table access.
- Application must include:
• User authentication (login)
• Role-based views or restricted functionality
• Clean and functional UI
• Data visualizations or reports are encouraged

Evaluation Criteria
Criterion Weight Description

System Functionality & 40% Covers business


Completeness requirements, completeness
of database objects,
usability.

Database Efficiency & 20% Use of indexes, optimized


Optimization queries, performance tools,
and normalization.

Security & Data Integrity 15% Effective implementation of


RBAC, RLS, and encryption.

Application Implementation 15% Code organization,


& Code Quality integration logic, security,
UI quality.

Presentation & 10% Clarity, completeness, and


Documentation technical depth of final
documentation.

Final Deliverables
- SQL Scripts:
• Schema creation scripts (tables, keys, constraints)
• Scripts for all 10+ views, SPs, triggers, UDFs
• Indexing and full-text search setup
• RLS and encryption implementation
• SQL Server Agent job configuration

- Application Source Code:


• All frontend/backend files
• Clear instructions for setup and execution
- Documentation (well-structured PDF or Word file):
• ER Diagram and schema explanation
• Business rules implemented
• List and role of each SQL object (views, SPs, triggers, etc.)
• Optimization techniques applied
• Security & automation details
• User manual or sample usage

- Demo Video (optional but recommended)

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