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    Labsheet#2 - ERD

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    This document contains a lab sheet for a Data Management course. It provides 3 cases with business rules to model as entity relationship diagrams (ERDs). For the first case, students are asked to draw an ERD for a database with customers, locations, and rates, showing the relationships and cardinalities based on given business rules. The second case asks students to identify attributes and draw a Crow's Foot ERD for business rules about a company, departments, employees and dependents. The third case provides business rules about invoices, customers, products and vendors to model in an ERD.

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    This document contains a lab sheet for a Data Management course. It provides 3 cases with business rules to model as entity relationship diagrams (ERDs). For the first case, students are asked to draw an ERD for a database with customers, locations, and rates, showing the relationships and cardinalities based on given business rules. The second case asks students to identify attributes and draw a Crow's Foot ERD for business rules about a company, departments, employees and dependents. The third case provides business rules about invoices, customers, products and vendors to model in an ERD.

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    This document contains a lab sheet for a Data Management course. It provides 3 cases with business rules to model as entity relationship diagrams (ERDs). For the first case, students are asked to draw an ERD for a database with customers, locations, and rates, showing the relationships and cardinalities based on given business rules. The second case asks students to identify attributes and draw a Crow's Foot ERD for business rules about a company, departments, employees and dependents. The third case provides business rules about invoices, customers, products and vendors to model in an ERD.

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    Labsheet#2 - ERD

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    This document contains a lab sheet for a Data Management course. It provides 3 cases with business rules to model as entity relationship diagrams (ERDs). For the first case, students are asked to draw an ERD for a database with customers, locations, and rates, showing the relationships and cardinalities based on given business rules. The second case asks students to identify attributes and draw a Crow's Foot ERD for business rules about a company, departments, employees and dependents. The third case provides business rules about invoices, customers, products and vendors to model in an ERD.

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    FACULTY OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS & SOFTWARE MARKS:

    ENGINEERING

    COURSE: Data Management CODE: MCT1063

    TOPIC: Entity Relationships Modeling


    /1
    ASSESSMENT: Lab Sheet NUM: 2 DURATION: 2 hours 0

    LEARNING OUTCOMES
    Upon the completion of this lab session, students will have the ability to translate business rules
    into ERD.

    QUESTION:
    1. MV Electric wishes to create a database with the following entities and attributes:
    a. CUSTOMER, with attributes Customer_ID, Name, Address (Street, City, State,
    Zip Code), Telephone.
    b. LOCATION, with attributes Location_ID, Address (Street, City, State, Zip
    Code), Type (values of Business or Residential).
    c. RATE, with attributes RateClass, Rateperkwh.

    After interviews with the owners, you have come up with the following business
    rules:
     CUSTOMER can have one or more locations.
     Each LOCATION can have one or more rates, depending on the time of day.

    Draw an ERD for this situation, and place minimum and maximum cardinalities on the
    diagram.

    2. Given the following business rules, identify the suitable attributes and create the
    Crow’s Foot ERD. You are required to model all entity classes, relation classes,
    cardinalities and (possibly) dependability of existence and weak entity classes.
    Case 1: Business rules
    a. A company operates many departments.
    b. Each department employs one or more employees.
    c. Each of the employees might or might not have one or more dependents.
    d. Each employee might or might not have an employment history
    Case 2: Business rules for Little League baseball program:
    a. A City sponsor one or more teams, but each team is only sponsored by only one
    city.
    b. A team has many players, but each player plays for only one team.
    c. It takes at least 10 players to make a team.
    d. Each team plays each of the other teams twice, one at home and once as the
    visiting team.

    Case 3: Business rules:


    a. An INVOICE is written by a SALESREP. Each sales representative can write
    many invoices, but each invoice is written by a single sales representative.
    b. The INVOICE is written for a single CUSTOMER. However, each customer can
    have many invoices.
    c. An INVOICE can include many detail lines (LINE), each of which describes one
    product bought by the customer.
    d. The product information is stored in a PRODUCT entity.
    e. The product’s vendor information is found in a VENDOR entity.

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