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2nd Year 2nd Semester 2023_Lab Project

The document outlines a lab project for the Database Management Systems course at the University of Dhaka, requiring students to design and implement a relational database. Key tasks include creating schemas, defining attributes and constraints, populating data, executing queries, and documenting the process in a comprehensive report. Additionally, students must develop a web application based on their database and prepare a presentation and demonstration of their project.

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2nd Year 2nd Semester 2023_Lab Project

The document outlines a lab project for the Database Management Systems course at the University of Dhaka, requiring students to design and implement a relational database. Key tasks include creating schemas, defining attributes and constraints, populating data, executing queries, and documenting the process in a comprehensive report. Additionally, students must develop a web application based on their database and prepare a presentation and demonstration of their project.

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Department of Computer Science and Engineering

University of Dhaka
nd nd
2 Year 2 Semester 2023, Lab Project
Course Code: CSE-2201, Database Management Systems - I

Part I (Design, Implementation and Report Writing)

Consider a relational database model of your own and go for the following
tasks.

1. Consider the database of reasonable number of schemas/tables


2. Plan for attributes that cover all general data types
3. Plan for constraints of different types (primary keys, foreign keys, unique
keys, check, not null etc.)
4. Create appropriate data for the above schemas
5. Implement the database in Oracle or any DBMS system 6. Plan queries
(query statement) and find the answer (at least 15) 7. Plan for non-trivial
(canonical cover type) functional dependencies applicable for the schema
design.
8. Formulate everything in a report which includes:
a. Brief description of the database system that you are going to
implement in the database
b. Mention schemas with attributes
c. Show Schema diagram of the database
d. Show E-R diagram of the database
e. Snapshots of SQL DDL of all the schemas/tables
f. Snapshots of the instances (data of the populated tables) g. Query
statement, Relational Algebra Expression, SQL statement and
snapshots of the outputs. SQL statements should contain the following :
i. natural join, cross product, outer join, join with using, on ii.
nested sub-query with clauses some, all, any, exists, unique etc.
iii. nested sub-query in from and select (scalar sub-query) clause
iv. order by, group by, having clauses
v. Use of with clause
vi. String, set operation
vii. Update, delete operations
viii. Use of built-in aggregate function and other functions
h. Create views and use those views in answering queries. i. Find the
list of non-trivial FDs and proof that the schemas are in desired normal
forms
j. Frontend designing tools and techniques, advantages and
disadvantages of the implementation
k. Conclusion of the work

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Part II (Web Implementation)

Create a web application based on your designed database.

Part III (Demonstration and Presentation)

1. Create a presentation of the project (4 Minutes)


2. Demonstrate your project (8 Minutes)

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