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The ITI database needs to store information about students, departments, courses, instructors, topics, and their relationships. The database needs entities for student, department, course, instructor, and topic with identifying attributes. Relationships include students enrolled in departments and taking courses, departments containing instructors, instructors teaching courses, courses classified under topics. Instructors also manage departments

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Case Study

The ITI database needs to store information about students, departments, courses, instructors, topics, and their relationships. The database needs entities for student, department, course, instructor, and topic with identifying attributes. Relationships include students enrolled in departments and taking courses, departments containing instructors, instructors teaching courses, courses classified under topics. Instructors also manage departments

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Case 1

A big company has decided to store information about its projects and
employees in a database. The company has wisely chosen to hire you as a
database designer. Prepare an E-R diagram for this Company according to
The following Description:

 The company has a number of employees each employee has SSN, Birth
Date, Gender and Name which represented as Fname and Lname.
 The company has a set of departments each department has a set of attributes
DName, DNUM (unique) and locations.
 Employees work in several projects each project has Pname, PNumber as an
identifier, Location and City.
 Each employee may have a set of dependent; each dependent has Dependent
Name (unique), Gender, and Birth Date.
Note: if the employee left the company no needs to store his dependents info
 For each Department, there is always one employee assigned to manage that
Department and each manager has a hiring Date
 Department may have employees but employee must work on Only One
department
 Each department may have a set of projects and each project must assigned
to one department
 Employees work in several projects and each project has several employees
and each employee has a number of working hours in each project
 Each employee has a supervisor
Case 2
ITI has decided to store information about its Students and curriculums
in a database. ITI has wisely chosen to hire you as a database designer.
Prepare an E-R diagram for ITI that describes its activities according to The
following Description:

 ITI has a number of students in different departments(tracks), each student


has St_id(unique),studentName(Fname,Lname),St_age,st_address
 Each department has dept_id(unique), dep_name
 Students takes many Courses, each course has crs_id, crs_name,
crs_duration and crs_Description
 Student has a grade in each course
 Each department contains a set of instructor and each instructor in located
in one department, each instructor has ins_id, ins_name, ins_salary,
ins_hourRate, ins_bouns,ins_address
 For each Department, there is always one instructor assigned to manage that
Department and each manager has a hiring Date
 Instructor may teach many courses and each course may be conducted by
many instructors, each instructor has evaluation in each course
 Course is classified under one topic, each topic may have many courses, and
each topic has top_name and top_id

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