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The document outlines the structure and requirements for the CC6012NI Data and Web Development individual coursework, which includes various sections such as introduction, textual analysis, ERD, normalization, and forms. It emphasizes the importance of timely submission and details the necessary components like scripts, testing, and user manuals. Additionally, it highlights the need for proper documentation and testing procedures throughout the coursework process.

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CC6012NIDataandWebDevelopment_93486

The document outlines the structure and requirements for the CC6012NI Data and Web Development individual coursework, which includes various sections such as introduction, textual analysis, ERD, normalization, and forms. It emphasizes the importance of timely submission and details the necessary components like scripts, testing, and user manuals. Additionally, it highlights the need for proper documentation and testing procedures throughout the coursework process.

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CC6012NI Data and Web Development

40% Individual Coursework

Student Name:
London Met ID:
College ID:
Assignment Due Date:
Assignment Submission Date:
Word Count:

I confirm that I understand my coursework needs to be submitted online via Google Classroom under the relevant
module page before the deadline for my assignment to be accepted and marked. I am fully aware that late
submissions will be treated as non-submission and a mark of zero will be awarded.
Contents
1. Introduction 3
2. Textual Analysis 3
3. ERD from Case Study 3
4. Normalization 4
5. Integration and Assumption 5
6. Final ERD 6
7. Data Dictionary 7
8. Script 8
9. Insert Statement 9
10. Select Statement 10
11. Forms 11
11.1 Dashboard or Home Page 11
11.2 Complex Form and Queries 12
11.2.1 SQL Queries 12
11.2.2 Complex Forms 12
11.3 Simple Form 12
12. User Manual 13
13. Testing 14
14. Further Discussion 16
15. Conclusion 17
References 18
1. Introduction
Introduction to your Report.

2. Textual Analysis
Provide the textual analysis from the case study.
For example: -

Figure 1 Textual Analysis of Employee and Department

Description: One employee is assigned to either one department or none. One department can
have at least one employee or many employee.

Note: Create textual analysis for every relationship identified from the Case study.

3. ERD from Case Study


Provide your initial ERD created from the case study
4. Normalization

Normalize fig1 with proper identification and representation of the repeating group, partial
dependency and transitive dependency and Keys as well. If any entities automatically
transform from one normal form to another normal form, then do mention why that/those entities
automatically transform.

Note: - List all the final entities before moving to the next Normal form.
5. Integration and Assumption
Combine all the entities derived from the case study and normalization. Provide any assumptions
that you have made for the integration of entities.

Note: Be careful while integrating and make sure there should not exist many to many
relationships and should not miss the relationship that exists in your initial ERD. Last,
provide overall entities with attributes and proper key representation.
6. Final ERD
Provide final ERD created from SQL Data Modeler.
Note: Make sure your relationships line is not intersected in your Final ERD.

Use PROPER CARDINALITY (MANDATORY AND OPTIONALITY) AND ALSO USE


appropriate Constraint for each column (UNIQUE CONSTRAINT, CHECK
CONSTRAINT, NOT NULL CONSTRAINT, DEFAULT CONSTRAINT ETC.)
7. Data Dictionary
create a data dictionary for all entities following the given template
for eg: -
Table: Employee
Column Data Size Constraint Reference Reference Description Example Data
Name Type Table Column
Emp_id Varchar 10 Primary Key To uniquely identify Emp1
Each employee
Emp_name Varchar 50 Not null To store the Ram Sharma
employee’s name
Email Varchar 50 Unique To store employee’s [email protected]
email
Dep_id Varchar 10 Foreign Key Department Dep_id To store the D1
employee’s allocated
department
8. Script
Generate DDL script from Data Modeler and provide that script here. Just copy-paste the DDL
script. And provide the screenshot of script execution in SQL Developer.
9. Insert Statement
Provide the screenshot for the execution of the insert statement through SQL developer for every
entity.
For example:

Figure 2 Insertion into Department Table

Note: - Do not forget to execute the commit statement after completing the insertion
otherwise you will lose all the inserted data when you restart your Database.
10. Select Statement
Provide the screenshot for the execution of select statements through SQL developer for every
entity.
For eg:

Figure 3 Select statement for Department


11. Forms
11.1 Dashboard or Home Page
Provide a screenshot of your dashboard.
Eg:
11.2 Complex Form and Queries

11.2.1 SQL Queries


Provide all the SQL queries for each complex form.

11.2.2 Complex Forms


Provide a screenshot of all complex forms.

11.3 Simple Form


Provide a screenshot of all basic forms.
12. User Manual
Provide the user manual for all the forms with arrows and graphics to explain the process.
Note: - Use graphical representation rather than explaining in detail for better
understanding.
13. Testing
For each form implemented, list the individual tests that have been carried out together with their
results.
For basic forms, perform CRUD operation.
For complex forms, perform data filter through the dropdown.
Proper test cases with Before, During and After Screenshots of data.
For example: -
Follow the same procedure for update and delete as well for every basic web form.

Note: - There should be at least 2 failure test cases with correction measures.
14. Further Discussion
Your discussion should summarise your experience in undertaking this coursework with the
mention of 5 tools/techniques learned during coursework.
15. Conclusion
References

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