BSc (Hons) Artificial Intelligence and

Data Science

Module: CM1603 Database Systems

Individual Coursework Report

Module Leader: Ms. Dileeka Alwis

RGU Student ID :

IIT Student ID : 20232938

Student Name : Tharusha Chamadith Liyanagama

Table of Contents
Section 1.......................................................................................................................................................................2
1.0 Extended Entity Relationship Diagram (EERD)..............................................................................................2
1.1 Assumptions..............................................................................................................................................3
1.2 Identified Entities and Attributes..............................................................................................................4
1.3 Relationship with Multiplication Constraints...........................................................................................5
Section 2.......................................................................................................................................................................6
2.0 Logical Schema Diagram..................................................................................................................................6
2.1 Assumptions.............................................................................................................................................7
2.2 Relational Schema....................................................................................................................................8
Section 3.....................................................................................................................................................................10
3.0 Table Creation.................................................................................................................................................10
3.0.1 Job Table............................................................................................................................................10
3.1 Data population...............................................................................................................................................11
Section 4.....................................................................................................................................................................12
References...................................................................................................................................................................13

List of Figures
Figure 1 EERD diagram.................................................................................................................................................2
Figure 2 Logical Schema Diagram.................................................................................................................................6
Figure 3 Creation of Job table........................................................................................................................................9

List of tables
Table 1 Identified Entities and Attributes.......................................................................................................................4
Table 2 Relationship with Multiplication Constraints....................................................................................................5

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Section 1
1.0 Extended Entity Relationship Diagram (EERD)

Figure 1 EERD diagram.

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 1.1 Assumptions
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 Customers are divided into individuals and companies.

 Individuals’ customers have personal information such as first name, last name, email, occupation.

 Company customers have attributes like company name, company registration number.

 Customers can sponsor multiple projects.

 Customer can make multiple payments.

 Payment can invest multiple projects.

 Duty assignments allocated to one or more projects.

 Staff members can work with multiple projects.

 Supervisors can oversee multiple staff members.

 Jobs are based on multiple staff members.

 Staff members can assign multiple duty assignments.

 Duty assignments allocated to one or more projects.

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1.2 Identified Entities and Attributes

Entity Key Attribute Non-Key Attributes

Supervisor Supervisor_Id Supervisor_Name
Additional_Privileges
Medical_Allowance
Salary
Staff Staff_Id F_name
L_name
Salary
Date_Of_Birth
Email
Tel_No
Job Job_Id Job_Role
Department
Min_Salary
Max_Salary
Experience_Level
Project Project_Id Project_Type
Location
Estimated_Date
Estimated_Amount
Completion_Date
Project_Involvement
Complition_Amount
Current_Progress
Payment Payment_Id Payment_Date
Payment_Method
Installment

Customer (Superclass) Customer_Id Address

Contact Number

Company (Subclass) Company_Name

Company_Registration_Number
Company_email
Individual (Subclass) Person_Name
- Email
Occupation

Table 1 Identified Entities and Attributes

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1.3 Relationship with Multiplication Constraints
Relationship
Customer and Project
Customer and payment
Supervisor and Staff
Job and Staff
Staff and duty assignments
Duty assignments and project
Staff and Project
Section 2
Tharusha Liyanagama
Description
There is a one-to-many relationship between customer and project indicating that
one customer can contain multiple projects and one project including one
customer.
There is a one-to-many relationship between customer and payment indicating
that one customer can make multiple payments and one payment has one
customer
There is a one-to-many relationship between supervisors and staff members
indicating that one supervisor can oversee one or more staff members and it is
optional for staff members to have supervisors
There is a one-to-many relationship between jobs and staff members indicating
that one job can contain multiple staff members and each staff member includes
one job
There is a one-to-many relationship between staff members and duty assignments
indicating that staff members can assign one or more duties and duty assignments
including one staff member
There is a many-to-many relationship between duty assignments and projects
indicating that duty assignments allocated to one or more projects and projects
have one or more duty assignments
There is a many-to- many relationship between staff and projects indicating that
staff works with one or more projects and projects have minimum one and
maximum many staffs
Table 2 Relationship with Multiplication Constraints
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2.0 Logical Schema Diagram

Figure 2 Logical Schema Diagram

2.1 Assumptions

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2.2 Relational Schema

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 1. Supervisor(Supervisor_Id{PK},Additional_Privileges,Medical_Allowances,Salary)

2. Staff(Staff_Id{PK},F_Name,L_Name,Salary,Date_Of_Birth,Email, Supervisor_Id{FK}, Job_Id{FK})

3. Job(Job_Id{PK},Job_Role, Department, Min_Salary, Max_Salary, Experience_Level)

4. Customer(Customer_Id{PK}, Customer_Type, Stakeholder_Name, Field, Regulation)

5. CompanyCustomer(Customer_Id{PK},{FK}, Company_Name,street_address, postal_code,city,

Company_Registration_No)

6. Individual Customer(Customer_Id{PK},{FK}, F_name, L_name, Occupation)

7. Payment(Payment_Id{PK}, Payment_Date, Payment_Method,

Installmant,Installment_Number,Installment_Plan,Installment_Deadline, Customer_Id{FK})

8. Project(Project_Id{PK}, Project_Type, street_address,postal_code,city, Estimated_Date,

Estimated_Amount, Completion_Date Project_Involvement, Current_Progress, Complition_Amount,
Customer_Id{FK}, Payment_Id{FK})

9. DutyAssignment(Duty_Assignment_Id{PK}, Week_Record, Total_Working_Hours)

10. Update((Staff_Id{FK}, Project_Id{FK}, Duty_Assignment_Id{FK}){PK})

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Section 3
3.0 Table Creation

3.0.1 Job Table

Figure 3 Creation of Job table Query.

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3.1 Data population

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Section 4

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 References
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