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E1.

University
 In a university there are different classrooms, offices
and departments. A department has a name and it
contains many offices. A person working at the
university has a unique ID and can be a professor or
an employee.
 A professor can be a full, associate or assistant
professor and he/she is enrolled in one department.
 Offices and classrooms have a number ID, and a
classroom has a number of seats.
 Every employee works in an office.

E2

Movie- Shop
 Design a system for a movie-shop, in order to
handle ordering of movies and browsing of the
catalogue of the store, and user subscriptions with
rechargeable cards.
 Only subscribers are allowed hiring movies with
their own card.
 Credit is updated on the card during rent
operations.
 Both users and subscribers can buy a movie and
their data are saved in the related order.
 When a movie is not available it is ordered

E3

Flights
We want to model a system for management of flights and pilots.
An airline operates flights. Each airline has an ID.
Each flight has an ID a departure airport and an arrival airport: an
airport as a unique identifier.
Each flight has a pilot and a co-pilot, and it uses an aircraft of a
certain type; a flight has also a departure time and an arrival time.
An airline owns a set of aircrafts of different types.
An aircraft can be in a working state or it can be under repair.
In a particular moment an aircraft can be landed or airborne.
A company has a set of pilots: each pilot has an experience level:
1 is minimum, 3 is maximum.
A type of aeroplane may need a particular number of pilots, with a
different role (e.g.: captain, co-pilot, navigator): there must be at least
one captain and one co-pilot, and a captain must have a level 3.

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