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Database Schema for Course Management

The document outlines the creation and population of three database tables: 'courses', 'faculty', and 'course_faculty'. It includes definitions for each table, constraints for data integrity, and several insert statements to populate the tables with sample data. The 'course_faculty' table establishes relationships between faculty members and the courses they teach, along with their respective grades.

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Database Schema for Course Management

The document outlines the creation and population of three database tables: 'courses', 'faculty', and 'course_faculty'. It includes definitions for each table, constraints for data integrity, and several insert statements to populate the tables with sample data. The 'course_faculty' table establishes relationships between faculty members and the courses they teach, along with their respective grades.

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drop table course_faculty;

drop table faculty;


drop table courses;
create table courses
(
ccode varchar2(5) constraint courses_pk primary key,
Name varchar2(30) constraint courses_name_u unique,
Duration number(3) constraint courses_duration_chk
check( duration >= 1),
fee number(5) constraint courses_fee_chk
check( fee >= 0 ),
Prerequisite varchar2(100)
);

create table faculty


(
fCODE Varchar2(5) constraint faculty_pk primary key,
Name varchar2(30),
qual varchar2(30),
exp Varchar2(100)
);

create table course_faculty


(
fcode varchar2(5) constraint course_faculty_fcode_fk references faculty(fcode),
CCODE varchar2(5) constraint course_faculty_ccode_fk references courses(ccode),
grade char(1) constraint course_faculty_grade_chk check ( upper(grade) in
('A','B','C') ),
constraint course_faculty_pk primary key(ccode,fcode)
);

insert into courses values('ora','Oracle database',25,4500,'Windows');

insert into courses values('vbnet','VB.NET',30,5500,'Windows and


programming');

insert into courses values('c','C programming',20,3500,'Computer Awareness');

insert into courses values('asp','ASP.NET',25,5000,'Internet and programming');

insert into courses values('java','Java Language',25,4500,'C language');

insert into courses values('xml','XML Programming', 15, 4000, 'HTML,Scripting,


ASP/JSP');

rem --------------------------- FACULTY ----------------------------

insert into faculty values('gk','George Koch','MS Computer Science','15 years with


databases');

insert into faculty values('da','Dan Appleman','CS and EE graduate', 'Extensively


worked with COM');
insert into faculty values('hs','Herbert Schildt','MS Computer Science', 'Author of
several books');

insert into faculty values('dh','David Hunter','MS Electronics', 'Extensively


worked with Internet Tehnologees');

insert into faculty values('sw','Stephen Walther','Ph.D. in Philosophy',


'Extensively worked with Internet Tehnologees');

insert into faculty values('kl','Kevin Loney', 'MS Eletronics', 'Specialized in


Oracle DBA');

insert into faculty values('jj','Jamie Jaworski','Bachlors of


Electrical' ,'Developed programs for US defense department');

insert into faculty values('jc','Jason Couchman','OCP DBA','Published articles on


Oracle');

rem ------------------------- COURSE_FACULTY ------------------------

insert into course_faculty values('jc','ora','A');

insert into course_faculty values('da','vbnet','A');

insert into course_faculty values('dh','xml','A');

insert into course_faculty values('hs','java','B');

commit;

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