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The document describes nine scenarios for database design problems. Each scenario outlines entities like customers, properties, cases, players, drivers, passengers, communities, and donations that need to be tracked in a database. Relational diagrams and sample data are required to be designed for each scenario.

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The document describes nine scenarios for database design problems. Each scenario outlines entities like customers, properties, cases, players, drivers, passengers, communities, and donations that need to be tracked in a database. Relational diagrams and sample data are required to be designed for each scenario.

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Scenario: A real-estate office needs to keep track of customers, properties and sellers.

Each property is an
apartment flat that a seller has listed. Each flat is identified by a unique property number, area in
square feet, floor number, price and address. Sellers and buyers are ordinary individuals. A property is
listed by a seller. A listing is valid between two dates, after which the listed property is no longer
available for sale. Whenever, buyer agrees to purchase the property at the sellers asking price, a sale is
made. Sale date must be recorded.

Problem: Draw an ER diagram on the foregoing scenario. You may use any tool. You must upload the
diagram (screenshots) to VUES. Please show some sample data in your tables.

Scenario: An online shopping company needs a database to record it products and sales. The company
sells electronic goods. Each product is categorized with the following five classes: Watches, Home
Entertainment, Computer Accessories, Smart Phones and Laptops. There are more than five thousands
registered shoppers . Each time a sale is made, the time is recorded as well as an estimated shipping
time. Each product must have a unit price, name, description and country of origin. A sale may consist
of one or more products. Each product sold can be rated by the customer on a scale of 1 to 5.

Problem: Draw an ER diagram on the forgoing scenario. You may use any tool. You must upload the
diagram (screenshots) to VUES. Please show some sample data in your tables.

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Scenario: A lawyer's office needs to keep track of the cases. There are about thirty lawyers in the firm.
Each case is assigned to one or more lawyers. Each case is given a name, a start date, defendant's name
and address. Also client's information is recorded. At various stages of a case, client is to make
payments. Every payment is recorded along with date and amount. Each case has one or more
evidentiary documents (e.g. proof of contract, proof of wrong-doing, etc.). Each of the lawyers must
have their addresses, cell phone numbers, fee per hour recorded.

Problem: Draw an ER diagram on the foregoing scenario. You may use any tool. You must upload the
diagram (screenshots) to VUES. Please show some sample data in your tables.
Scenario: A marketing manager wants to automate his company's customer service by using a database.
In particular, all service requests must be recorded in the database. Customer usually walks in or
makes a phone call describing her problem. Each service request is assigned to one customer service
representative. The time when the call (or walk-in) would happen must be recorded as well as the time
when the issue would be resolved. At times, customer is to pay for the issue. On that occasion, a
payment slip must be generated recording the amount. Each time a payment slip is generated the
payment must be labeled with one or more departments. There are four such departments: Marketing,
Production, Warehouse and Purchase. The labeling helps to identify which department would receive
the amount.

Problem: Draw an ER diagram on the foregoing scenario. You may use any tool. You must upload the
diagram (screenshots) to VUES. Please show some sample data in your tables.

Scenario: Manager of a soccer franchise needs to keep track of training sessions of his players. There are
ten trainers (coaches) and 70 players. Each training session consists of at least one trainer (can be
multiple trainers) and at least ten players. Each session must have a unique identification no, time and
place of the session recorded in the database. Each player must have is heart rate and pressure
recorded every morning (irrespective of whether or not he attends a session on that day). In addition,
each player's personal physician's name, address and phone numbers must be recorded.

Problem: Draw an ER diagram on the foregoing scenario. You may use any tool. You must upload the
diagram (screenshots) to VUES. Please show some sample data in your tables.

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Scenario: A business will develop an application similar to Uber/Pathao. Each driver and passenger must
be recorded in the database with their basic information such as name, address, phone number, etc.
For the drivers, the record must also include the vehicle number registered with the account. When a
passenger and a driver agrees to a ride, a trip is to be generated. The start and end locations as well as
start and end times are to be stored in the database. The fare paid must also be recorded. Each trip will
be rated both by the passenger and the driver. At the end of the month the driver pays some
commission to the the business. This payment must be recorded.

Problem: Draw an ER diagram on the foregoing scenario. You may use any tool. You must upload the
diagram (screenshots) to VUES. Please show some sample data in your tables.

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Scenario: A charitable organization distributes the donation it receives to various communities. Each
community consists of multiple in-need individuals. The communities each have a name and an
address. The donors are mostly repeat donors. Their information must be stored. Usually a donor
makes payment several times in a year. A typical donation comprises just one donor. The funds
received by the organization must be distributed among one or many communities. These
disbursements must be recorded with their amount and time.

Problem: Draw an ER diagram on the foregoing scenario. You may use any tool. You must upload the
diagram (screenshots) to VUES. Please show some sample data in your tables.

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