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Introductiontodatabase Tutorial Lab Activity

The document provides instructions for creating a StudentDB database and performing basic CRUD operations like creating tables, inserting records, and running queries. It includes steps to create tables for Students, Courses, Enrollments, Assignments, and Clubs and insert 10 records into each table. The goal is to set up a sample database to practice basic database concepts.

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Introductiontodatabase Tutorial Lab Activity

The document provides instructions for creating a StudentDB database and performing basic CRUD operations like creating tables, inserting records, and running queries. It includes steps to create tables for Students, Courses, Enrollments, Assignments, and Clubs and insert 10 records into each table. The goal is to set up a sample database to practice basic database concepts.

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Introduction to database – Tutorial 02 –

Exercises
1. Create a Database:
CREATE DATABASE StudentDB;
2. List All Databases:
SHOW DATABASES;
3. Use and Drop a Database:
• Use the "StudentDB" database:
USE StudentDB;
• Drop (delete) the "StudentDB" database:
DROP DATABASE StudentDB;
4. Create Tables:
• Inside "StudentDB," create a table named "Students" with the
specified columns and data types:
CREATE TABLE Students ( StudentID INT PRIMARY KEY,
FirstName VARCHAR(50), LastName VARCHAR(50), DateOfBirth
DATE, Email VARCHAR(100), GPA DECIMAL(3, 2) );
5. List Tables:
• List all the tables in the current database ("StudentDB") to verify
that the "Students" table was created:
SHOW TABLES;
6. Describe Table:
• Describe the structure (columns and data types) of the
"Students" table:

DESCRIBE Students;
7. Drop a Table:
• Drop (delete) the "Students" table:

DROP TABLE Students;


8. Insert Values into Table:
• Insert a 10 student records into the "Students" table. For
example:

INSERT INTO Students (StudentID, FirstName, LastName,


DateOfBirth, Email, GPA) VALUES (1, 'Avinash',
'Pokharel', 1994-10-05', 'avinash.pokharel@example.com',
3.50);
9. Basic SELECT Statement:
• Write a basic SELECT statement to retrieve all records from the
"Students" table:

SELECT * FROM Students;


Make Following tables and insert 10 records in each of them:
Table: Courses
• Create a table named "Courses" with the following columns:
• CourseID (INT, Primary Key)
• CourseName (VARCHAR(100))
• InstructorName (VARCHAR(100))
• Credits (INT)
• Department (VARCHAR(50))
Table: Enrollments
• Create a table named "Enrollments" with the following columns:
• EnrollmentID (INT, Primary Key)
• StudentID (INT)
• CourseID (INT)
• EnrollmentDate (DATE)
Table: Assignments
• Create a table named "Assignments" with the following columns:
• AssignmentID (INT, Primary Key)
• CourseID (INT)
• AssignmentName (VARCHAR(100))
• Deadline (DATE)
• MaxPoints (INT)
Table: Clubs
• Create a table named "Clubs" with the following columns:
• ClubID (INT, Primary Key)
• ClubName (VARCHAR(100))
• ClubDescription (TEXT)
• MeetingDay (VARCHAR(20))
• AdvisorName (VARCHAR(100))

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