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- 2. Learning objectives Determines relationships between tables in a database Creates "entity-relationship" diagram Assessment criteria Define the
- 3. Vocabulary
- 4. Introduction Relationships between entities can be represented using Entity- Relationship diagrams Any system can be represented
- 5. Key terms
- 6. Databases will probably store data about a variety of things. For example, if we look at
- 7. We can then draw this diagram like so In other words we could say:
- 8. There are four possible degrees of relationship.
- 9. QQQ Describe the following relationships Answer: A student has many classes A class has many students
- 10. QQQ The relationship between a father and a child Father-- The relationship between an owner and
- 11. Example-1 A company provides some of its employees with a company car. The company keeps a
- 12. Answer
- 13. Example-2 Consider the simple example of patients assigned to hospital wards. Each patient is assigned a
- 14. Answer
- 15. Exercise Let's look at the scenario of an organisation that wants to set up online ordering
- 16. Two example orders are shown and part of the online catalogue.
- 17. What are the entities about which data are stored? Item, Order. What is the relationship between
- 19. Exercise (Group work) Let's look at the scenario of a college that enroll students for AS
- 20. Answer
- 21. Questions 1. A blind person may be given a guide dog. A guide dog will look
- 23. Answer
- 27. Answer
- 29. Formative assessment 1
- 30. ERD Notations Notation of Peter Chen Notation of Martin (Crow's Foot) An entity is represented by
- 31. Notation Notation of Peter Chen Notation of Martin (Crow's Foot)
- 32. Attributes A single word such as 'school' only provides the very minimum of detail about the
- 33. Example of Peter Chen
- 34. Example of Crow's Foot
- 35. Example of Crow's Foot
- 36. Example of Crow's Foot
- 37. Formative Assessment 2
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