Draw a complete ER-diagram for the following case. A lecturer (having an ID, name and room number) is responsible for organizing a number of course modules. Each module has a unique code and also a name and each module can involve a number of lectures who deliver part of it. A module is composed of a series of lectures and sometimes lectures a on a given topic can be part of more than one module. A lecture has a time room and date and is delivered by a lecturer and a lecturer may deliver more than one lecture. Students, identified by number and name, can attend lectures and a student must be registered for a number of modules. We also store the date on which the student first registered for that module. Finally, a lecturer acts as a tutor for a number of students and each student has only one tutor. Also show relational database schema including Primary and Foreign key constraints. (Please draw this on a paper)
- Draw a complete ER-diagram for the following case.
A lecturer (having an ID, name and room number) is responsible for organizing a number of course modules. Each module has a unique code and also a name and each module can involve a number of lectures who deliver part of it. A module is composed of a series of lectures and sometimes lectures a on a given topic can be part of more than one module. A lecture has a time room and date and is delivered by a lecturer and a lecturer may deliver more than one lecture. Students, identified by number and name, can attend lectures and a student must be registered for a number of modules. We also store the date on which the student first registered for that module. Finally, a lecturer acts as a tutor for a number of students and each student has only one tutor. Also show relational
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