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Chapter 6, Problem 8RQ

(a)

To determine

Change the requirements specified in question 7 if the student must be assigned an advisor who is in the department in which the student is majoring.

(a)

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The given DBDL in question 7 is as follows:

Student(StudentNum_,StudentName,CourseCode,AdvisorNum)AK StudentNameFK CourseCodeCourseFK AdvisorNumAdvisor

Advisor(AdvisorNum_,AdvisorName,DepartmentNum)AK AdvisorNameFK DepartmentNumDepartment

Department(DepartmentNum_,DepartmentName)AK DepartmentName

Course(CouseCode_,CourseName,CourseDescription)AK CourseNameSK CourseDescription

StudentAdvisor(StudentNum_,AdvisorNum_)FK StudentNumStudentFK AdvisorNumAdvisor

The changes in the DBDL after assigning an advisor who is in the department in which the student is majoring is as follows:

Student(StudentNum_,StudentName,CourseCode)

AK StudentNameFK CourseCodeCourse

StudentAdvisorDept (StudentNum_AdvisorNum_, DepartmentNum)FKAdvisorNumAdvisorFKDepartmentNumDepartment

Advisor(AdvisorNum_,AdvisorName,DepartmentNum)AK AdvisorNameFK DepartmentNumDepartment

Department(DepartmentNum_,DepartmentName)AK DepartmentName

Course(CouseCode_,CourseName,CourseDescription)AK CourseNameSK CourseDescription

Since the department from which the student is majoring and the department of the advisor must be the same. Therefore, a new relation studentAdvisordept should be created in which each combination of StudentNum and AdvisorNum will be related to a common department.

(b)

To determine

Change the requirements specified in question 7 if the student’s advisor does not necessarily have to be in the department in which the student is majoring.

(b)

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The given DBDL in question 7 is as follows:

Department(DepartmentNum_,DepartmentName)AK DepartmentName

Advisor(AdvisorNum_,AdvisorName,DepartmentNum)AK AdvisorNameFK DepartmentNumDepartment

Course(CouseCode_,CourseName,CourseDescription)AK CourseName

Student(StudentNum_,StudentName,CourseCode,AdvisorNum,DepartmentNum)AK StudentNameFK CourseCodeCourseFK AdvisorNumAdvisorFK DepartmentNumDepartment

StudentAdvisor(StudentNum_,AdvisorNum_)FK StudentNumStudentFK AdvisorNumAdvisor

The changes in the DBDL after assigning an advisor who is not required to be in the department in which the student is majoring is as follows:

Department(DepartmentNum_,DepartmentName)AK DepartmentName

Advisor(AdvisorNum_,AdvisorName,DepartmentNum)AK AdvisorNameFK DepartmentNumDepartment

Course(CouseCode_,CourseName,CourseDescription)AK CourseName

Student(StudentNum_,StudentName,CourseCode,AdvisorNum,DepartmentNum)AK StudentName

FK CourseCodeCourseFK AdvisorNumAdvisorFK DepartmentNumDepartment

Since the department from which the student is majoring and the department of the advisor need not be the same. So, the DeprtmenttNum in Student table will refer to the DepartmentNum in Department table.

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