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The document outlines the requirements for a database project for an IT fundamentals course, including two milestones, a design document, and a final database. Students must design a database on a topic of their choosing, create entity-relationship diagrams and normalize the data. Milestone one requires a project proposal and overview. Milestone two involves further database modeling, analysis, and normalization. The final deliverables are a polished design document and a fully functional MySQL database built according to the design.

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Mco1 Mco2

The document outlines the requirements for a database project for an IT fundamentals course, including two milestones, a design document, and a final database. Students must design a database on a topic of their choosing, create entity-relationship diagrams and normalize the data. Milestone one requires a project proposal and overview. Milestone two involves further database modeling, analysis, and normalization. The final deliverables are a polished design document and a fully functional MySQL database built according to the design.

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NORTHWEST SAMAR STATE UNIVERSITY IT 102 FUNDAMENTALS OF DATABASE SYSTEM

SAN JORGE CAMPUS MCO1 & MCO2/ 2ND SEMESTER 2022-2023


San Jorge, Samar NOIME MUJERES-MANTE

OVERVIEW
The MCO1 MCO2 for this course is the creation of a database and its corresponding project design
document.

There are total of four deliverable assigned: Two milestone, one design document, and one
database. The database requires the use of MySQL.

You will design and build a database. Here are some possible topics that may serve as guide:
• Inventory Database System
• Library Database System
• Retirement Portfolio System
• Home Landscaping Business System
• Baseball Statistics System
• Customer Tracking Database System
• Knowledge Base Database System
• Doctor’s Patient Database System
• Bug Tracking Database System

MAIN ELEMENTS OF MCO1 & MCO2


A comprehensive final product will contain a database and final design document.
The database should include the following:
• Sound Design: Tables and Queries
• You must provide your table layouts, identification of keys, and data and process modeling
diagrams. At least five records should be supplied for each table. Also, list the metadata for
each table.
• The amount of data should be such that the need for a database is clear. In other words,
provide enough examples to demonstrate why a database was required in the first place.
• For all queries, provide the associated MySQL statements.

The design document should include the following:


• In addition to producing a fully functional implementation of your database, you will be
expected to produce a comprehensive final design document covering the most essential
components of the course.
• Your final design document will include each of the components from the earlier milestone
submissions.
MILESTONES
Milestone One: Project Proposal
Submit a project proposal and its overview. Submit this deliverable as a Printed document. This
milestone will be graded using the Milestone One Rubric. The milestone should include the following:
• Title page
o Include project title, your name, date (and other information as you see fit)
• An overview
o The general description of the project and supporting database
• Justification
o Why would you do this project?
o What problem will this database will solve?
o What happens if you do not do this project?
• Requirements
o For each major feature:
▪ Describe it
▪ Explain why you need it
NORTHWEST SAMAR STATE UNIVERSITY IT 102 FUNDAMENTALS OF DATABASE SYSTEM
SAN JORGE CAMPUS MCO1 & MCO2/ 2ND SEMESTER 2022-2023
San Jorge, Samar NOIME MUJERES-MANTE

• Design considerations
o In this section, include:
▪ All the tables and their relationships. For each table, include:
• Table name
• All attribute (field names and their data type)
• Keys (primary, foreign, etc.)
▪ Note: This could be a diagram depicting the listed items as well
▪ If appropriate, include a process diagram
Milestone Two: Draft of Product Design Document: Modeling, Systems Analysis, and
Normalization
Submit a system analysis for your project, including a comprehensive entity-relation diagram (ERD).
Although you may use any tool to complete the ERD, it is strongly recommended that you use
Workbench and then save the diagram into an image format (GIF or JPG) and then copy and paste
the image into your design document.
All sections of this milestone should be compiled into a single document.
The milestone will be graded using the Milestone Two Rubric. The milestone should include the
following:
• A comprehensive entity-relation diagram (ERD):
o Must include an appropriate set of attributes for each entity
• A relational model:
o Your relational model should be logical, should reflect strong understanding of the
overall function of your database, and must comply with each of the requirements laid
out in the ERD
• A functional dependencies diagram normalized into 3NF:
o Based upon the ERD you create, devise a relational model and normalize the data
into 3NF.
o This step will require you to compile a collective list of all the functional dependencies
in order to create the model.
o The data in this section must reflect the list of functional dependencies and must be
accurately normalized into 3NF.
• A functional relational schema normalized into 3NF.
o Based upon the ERD and the dependency diagrams, create the relational schema and
normalize the data into 3NF.

Project Deliverable 1: Midterm Product: Design Document


In Module seven, submit your final design document. This submission will be graded using the
Project Deliverable 1 Rubric. It should be a complete, polished submission containing all of the main
elements of the Midterm project listed above.
In your final design document, include all items from the milestones, incorporating changes made
based on instructor feedback. Make sure to include a database implementation section.

Project Deliverable 2: Final Product: Database


In Module seven, submit your final database. This milestone will be graded using the Project
Deliverable 2 Rubric. Include the following:
• Your database must be built in accordance with your design.
• Each table should have at least five records.
• The database should be totally functional.
• No errors should be present.

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