ER diagram analysis and presentation of the topic to be developed

This task consists of two parts. In the first part, you will analyze a diagram to identify the data dictionary (primary keys, foreign keys and other concepts) based on an example of a project. Then, in the second part, you will define the topic of the database that you will design and create as the final project of this course.

Instructions

2. Part I:
   2. Analyze the entity-relationship (ER) diagram presented in this exercise. Access the diagram found here. Download here.
   4. Apply what you have learned in the first two modules and complete the four (4) tables that appear in the document provided, taking the diagram into consideration.
   6. In the space provided at the end, answer the following question: Which of the concepts or characteristics discussed in module 1 can you see in the image?
5. Part II:
   2. Identify a need for a business, company, institution or project and determine the topic you will use to develop your database (the place and need can be real or hypothetical).
   4. Select and define the theme of the database that you will design and create as the final project of the course.
   6. Download the following document in editable MS Word format by clicking here. Download here.
   8. Complete the table with the required information:
      • Your name
      • In a paragraph of at least 5 to 6 sentences , write the purpose or statement of intent for your database, indicating how you plan to use it and who will use it.
      • Specify the type of business, company, institution or specific project for which you will create the database.
      • Indicates how many people will use the database.
      • Indicate the number of tables you will use.
   11. Once you have completed the task, deliver both files through the platform.