(b) END USER USER INTERFACE database Fig 1 Describe the role of every component in the diagram shown in Fig 1. (c) Create an entity relationship diagram and the relational diagram to show relationship between all the tables of a database in the below given business rules. Each table must have minimum 3 attributes. i) A STUDENT can take many MODULES (in a university). Each MODULE is taken by many STUDENTS. ii) Each MODULE is taught in many Classes. Each CLASS conducts a MODULE. ABMS

(b) END USER USER INTERFACE database Fig 1 Describe the role of every component in the diagram shown in Fig 1. (c) Create an entity relationship diagram and the relational diagram to show relationship between all the tables of a database in the below given business rules. Each table must have minimum 3 attributes. i) A STUDENT can take many MODULES (in a university). Each MODULE is taken by many STUDENTS. ii) Each MODULE is taught in many Classes. Each CLASS conducts a MODULE. ABMS

Principles of Information Systems (MindTap Course List)

12th Edition

ISBN:9781285867168

Author:Ralph Stair, George Reynolds

Publisher:Ralph Stair, George Reynolds

Chapter5: Database Systems And Applications

Section: Chapter Questions

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