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    This document describes a university database schema. It specifies attributes for tables such as classrooms, departments, courses, instructors, and schedules. Constraints are defined to ensure valid data types and values. Time attributes are split into hour and minute components rather than using a single datetime field, for ease of querying and comparison. Sample data is provided to illustrate the schema.

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    This document describes a university database schema. It specifies attributes for tables such as classrooms, departments, courses, instructors, and schedules. Constraints are defined to ensure valid data types and values. Time attributes are split into hour and minute components rather than using a single datetime field, for ease of querying and comparison. Sample data is provided to illustrate the schema.

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    This document describes a university database schema. It specifies attributes for tables such as classrooms, departments, courses, instructors, and schedules. Constraints are defined to ensure valid data types and values. Time attributes are split into hour and minute components rather than using a single datetime field, for ease of querying and comparison. Sample data is provided to illustrate the schema.

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    Detailed University Schema

    These attributes also have constraints that ensure that only numbers representing valid
    time values appear in those attributes. This version of the schema for time...slot works
    on all databases, including Oracle. Note that although Oracle supports the datetime
    datatype, datetime includes a specific day, month, and year as well as a time, and is
    not appropriate here since we want only a time. There are two alternatives to splitting
    the time attributes into an hour and a minute component, but neither is desirable. The
    first alternative is to use a varchar type, but that makes it hard to enforce validity con­
    straints on the string as well as to perform comparison on time. The second alternative
    is to encode time as an integer representing a number of minutes ( or seconds) from
    midnight, but this alternative requires extra code with each query to convert values be­
    tween the standard time representation and the integer encoding. We therefore choose
    the two-part solution.

    Sample Data

    building I room_number capacity


    Packard 101 500
    Painter 514 10
    Taylor 3128 70
    Watson 100 30
    Watson 120 50

    Figure A.2 The classroom relation.

    dept_name I building I budget


    Biology Watson 90000
    Comp. Sci. Taylor 100000
    Elec. Eng. Taylor 85000
    Finance Painter 120000
    History Painter 50000
    Music Packard 80000
    Physics Watson 70000

    Figure A.3 The department relation.


    Sample Data 2

    I course_id I title deptJzame I credits


    BIO-101 Intro. to Biology Biology 4
    BIO-301 Genetics Biology 4
    BIO-399 Computational Biology Biology 3
    CS-101 Intro. to Computer Science Comp. Sci. 4
    CS-190 Game Design Comp. Sci. 4
    CS-315 Robotics Comp. Sci. 3
    CS-319 Image Processing Comp. Sci. 3
    CS-347 Database System Concepts Comp. Sci. 3
    EE-181 Intro. to Digital Systems Elec. Eng. 3
    FIN-201 Investment Banking Finance 3
    HIS-351 World History History 3
    MU-199 Music Video Production Music 3
    PHY-101 Physical Principles Physics 4

    Figure A.4 The course relation.

    ID I name I dept_name I salary


    10101 Srinivasan Comp. Sci. 65000
    12121 Wu Finance 90000
    15151 Mozart Music 40000
    22222 Einstein Physics 95000
    32343 El Said History 60000
    33456 Gold Physics 87000
    45565 Katz Comp. Sci. 75000
    58583 Califieri History 62000
    76543 Singh Finance 80000
    76766 Crick Biology 72000
    83821 Brandt Comp. Sci. 92000
    98345 Kim Elec. Eng. 80000

    Figure A.5 The instructor relation.


    A.3 Sample Data 1297

    time....sloUd I day staruime end_time I


    A M 8:00 8:50
    A w 8:00 8:50
    A F 8:00 8:50
    B M 9:00 9:50
    B w 9:00 9:50
    B F 9:00 9:50
    C M 11:00 11:50
    C w 11:00 11:50
    C F 11:00 11:50
    D M 13:00 13:50
    D w 13:00 13:50
    D F 13:00 13:50
    E T 10:30 11:45
    E R 10:30 11:45
    F T 14:30 15:45
    F R 14:30 15:45
    G M 16:00 16:50
    G w 16:00 16:50
    G F 16:00 16:50
    H w 10:00 12:30

    Figure A.11 The time...slot relation.

    I course_id I prereq_id
    BIO-301 BIO-101
    BIO-399 BIO-101
    CS-190 CS-101
    CS-315 CS-101
    CS-319 CS-101
    CS-347 CS-101
    EE-181 PHY-101

    Figure A.12 The prereq relation.

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