Databases support good data access because: Large volumes of data can be stored in one place. Multiple users can read and modify the data at the same time. Databases are searchable and sortable, so the data you need can be found quick and easily. Universities gather massive volumes of student data throughout their academic and social journey. Analyzing this data holistically in relation to other data points on the student can help generate valuable insights about their journey. It maintains a record of every student-related data ranging from fees and financial records, examination records, transport facilities being provided by the school and availed by the students along with the usage of libraries, laboratory, computer lab and other school facilities used regularly by the students. Databases are highly organized and allow students to search for information on a topic by keyword, subject, author, title, and phrase. Most databases at provide access to full-text content, which means that you will find entire articles available, not just summaries or citations of articles. You are requested to create a database management system for Department of Computer Science Faculty of Computing and Artificial Intelligence (FCAI), for this you are requested to follow all the database design steps. For this assignment you are requested to work in a group of 4. Here one person will work as a client and the other three will act as a database developer. You are required to make a database for 2 different databases and are supposed to link those. First you need to create a database for department where they can develop insights from the data stored in your database regarding student. Please refer to paragraph no.2 for this

Second you need to create an online library database. Please refer to paragraph no. 3 for this. You are required to provide us with complete Database Design, SDLC, and database tier details. Your report should cover the following: Database Design SDLC Database Tier Scope of your database Objectives Existing and Proposed Systems Functional Requirements Note: Be careful, as deliverables provided in this assignment will act as a base for your next assignment.