Draw an Entity relationship diagram (ER) for a university according to the following rules: 1. -- For each student the university needs to keep track of: first name, last name, student id, address, phone no and their major. 1. -- The student id is identical for each student. } -- Each course has a number, name and credit. The course number is unique for each course. t -- Each department has a name, code and location. The code is unique for each department. Ş -- Each course may has one or more sections where each section is belong to only one course. 6 -- A department offers one or many courses. 7- Some courses have perquisite courses. 8 Each student could register in one or more courses.

Draw an Entity relationship diagram (ER) for a university according to the following rules: 1. -- For each student the university needs to keep track of: first name, last name, student id, address, phone no and their major. 1. -- The student id is identical for each student. } -- Each course has a number, name and credit. The course number is unique for each course. t -- Each department has a name, code and location. The code is unique for each department. Ş -- Each course may has one or more sections where each section is belong to only one course. 6 -- A department offers one or many courses. 7- Some courses have perquisite courses. 8 Each student could register in one or more courses.

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

Problem 4PSE: Using a graphics program, develop an entity-relationship diagram for a database application for an...

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