Project Description For this project we are going to develop a complete database management system to satisfy

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Project Description
For this project we are going to develop a complete database management system to satisfy
some business need of Amazon fresh Pickup and delivery. The design of the database should include:

a) a conceptual model to satisfy the needs of the organization, allowing the insertion,
modification, and deletion of data without causing data integrity problems.

b) A logical model that describes the conceptual model developed above in as much detail
as possible. This should be in third normal form unless you specify a reason for
denormalizing a part of the database. This model should include:
a. All entities and corresponding relationships between them marked with primary
keys and foreign key relationships.
b. All the attributes that each entity should include.

c) Supporting documentation including:
a. A data dictionary with the definitions of each entity and important attributes that
could otherwise be misinterpreted (think of possible issues with synonyms,
antonyms, etc.).
b. Description of the need for the database and what it should be able to do to be
considered successful (refer to the questions below for additional factors to
consider).

d) Description of the characteristics of the physical design of the database such as:
a. Whether some tables will be partitioned, or denormalized and why.
b. Which entities (subjects or objects) will have access to some functions of the
database and which would those be (insert, read, modify, delete)? Are there
constrains for them to maintain security?
c. What data type will each attribute possess? Why?
d. How are you organizing files (Heap, Sequential order, Indexed, or Hashed) and
why?

e. Please add a brief description of our database recovery policy (are you including
backups, journalizing, etc.? How will you restore the database in case of a disaster
(disk mirroring, restore, Rollback, or roll forward)?

e) Description of some of the tasks expected from the database, and related SQL queries
to get the answers to your question. You may also choose to include a query to generate
the database itself.
To start the development of your database, consider what problem it needs to solve and who
would benefit from it. You can start by considering questions such as:
 What is its purpose? Who needs it and why? And what should it do to be considered a
success?
 Who are the users and why do they need it? What information should they receive from
it? (for example, you could mention calculated data coming from the database, potential
reports with business value that could be generated from the data in the database, etc.).
 What inputs would be available for the database? What information should it keep track
of? (you can think of events that need to be recorded to facilitate this).
 What information should be stored in the database? (This will guide you to the attributes
of the tables, the instances or rows within them, and their relationships).
Requirements
 Project Presentations. 10 minutes per team, could be recorded or live and will take place
during the course scheduled time.
 Submission of Database File itself implemented in MySQL.
 Documentation with models and descriptions of the database as specified above

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