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Subject: Database Topic: Employee Attendance Tracker Database Conceptual Design ( 1 0 points ) In this milestone, students will use the technical info provided in

Subject: Database
Topic: Employee Attendance Tracker
Database Conceptual Design (10 points)
In this milestone, students will use the technical info provided in milestone1 to build the conceptual design of the database (ERD) and to create a detailed description of all the entities in the database.
IMPORTANT: sections VI and VII from this milestone must be done concurrently
Section VI: Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD)(5 points)
Create an Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD) that will represent the conceptual high level design of your relational database system. This ERD must be done using a software tool that supports drawing diagrams. For this section of the milestone, you MUST use draw.io. Note: hand-drawing diagrams are not allowed
The diagram must contain at least 16 STRONG entities to get credit for this checkpoint. Otherwise, the ERD will be considered incomplete; No exceptions!
Once the ERD is completed, save it as "erd.drawio" and upload it into the files folder found in this directory. In addition, your ERD must be exported (pdf, png, jpg....) and must be embedded into your technical document created from milestone 1. Screenshots of your ERD are also allowed as long as the image is readable and high quality. If we can't read your ERD, no credit will be given for this checkpoint
Section VII: Entity Description (5 points)
This section MUST be completed concurrently with section VI because most of the weak entities will be unknown until the ERD is completed. When describing your entities state clearly their form (strong or weak), and include at least three attributes per entity. The attributes must be defined by their domain and form. Below, you can find several examples of entities descriptions.
1. User (Strong)
* user_id: key, numeric
* name: composite, alphanumeric
* dob: multivalue, timestamp
2. Book (Strong)
* ISBM: key, alphanumeric
* title: composite, alphanumeric
* author: composite, alphanumeric
3. Role (Strong)
* role_id: key, numeric
* description: alphanumeric
3
. Account (Weak)
* id: key, numeric
* user: key, numeric
* role: key, numeric
Note: give meaningful names to your entities and your attributes. For instance 'rid' is not a good attribute name for the id of the role

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