In this phase each student will select a real life problem that can be solved using database systems. Once you pick your project, start by writing a small description no more than 1 page to explain the project description. In this phase a project description is required only. In this 2ND phase all you have to complete is preparing the UML diagram for the project that you have selected in Phase I

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Q: Give two instances of your own non-functional requirements for the project component.

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