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5 Assignment 1 Notes

This document provides an overview of the requirements and objectives for Assignment 1 which involves installing and using a relational database system to write CREATE TABLE statements that define the structure of tables in an Intercollegiate Athletic Database according to proper syntax and constraints. Students are expected to demonstrate skills in creating tables and using the CREATE TABLE statement as well as gain familiarity with the database structure for the assignment.

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5 Assignment 1 Notes

This document provides an overview of the requirements and objectives for Assignment 1 which involves installing and using a relational database system to write CREATE TABLE statements that define the structure of tables in an Intercollegiate Athletic Database according to proper syntax and constraints. Students are expected to demonstrate skills in creating tables and using the CREATE TABLE statement as well as gain familiarity with the database structure for the assignment.

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Module 3
Relational Data Model and
CREATE TABLE Statement

Lesson 5: Assignment 1 Notes


Lesson Objectives
• Understand assignment 1 requirements
• Study documentation about the assignment
database (Intercollegiate Athletic Database)

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Intercollegiate Athletic Work Flow

Resources Locations
Employee
Customer

Approve Create details

Event Request Event Plans Event Plan Lines

Facility
3

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Intercollegiate Athletic Database Diagram

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Assignment 1 Requirements
• Install and use Oracle or MySQL
• Write CREATE TABLE statements
– Correct syntax
– Appropriate data types
– Named constraints
– Write directly without using visual interface
• Execute SQL INSERT statements to populate
tables

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Constraint Requirements
• PK
• FK
• NOT NULL
• CHECK
• Names for at least PK and FK constraints

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Summary
• Practical skills with creating tables
• Importance of CREATE TABLE statement
• Importance of practice to develop knowledge and
skills
• Familiarity with ICA DB for assignment 1

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