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DWH Lab-2

The document outlines the design of star schemas for various data warehouses, including those for healthcare, education, sports, and a wholesale furniture company. It specifies the identification of fact and dimension tables, as well as their primary and foreign keys, and measures for each scenario. Additionally, it addresses the conversion of 3NF to dimensional modeling for data warehouses.

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DWH Lab-2

The document outlines the design of star schemas for various data warehouses, including those for healthcare, education, sports, and a wholesale furniture company. It specifies the identification of fact and dimension tables, as well as their primary and foreign keys, and measures for each scenario. Additionally, it addresses the conversion of 3NF to dimensional modeling for data warehouses.

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Suppose that a data warehouse consists of the three dimensions time,


doctor, and patient, and the two measures count and charge, where
charge is the fee that a doctor charges a patient for a visit.
• Design a star schema for such a data warehouse.
• Identifying the fact table(s) and dimension table(s).
• Identifying their primary key(s), foreign key(s) and measures.

2. Suppose that a data warehouse for Big-University consists of the


following four dimensions: student, course, semester, and instructor, and
two measures count and avg. grade. When at the lowest conceptual level
(e.g., for a given student, course, semester, and instructor combination),
the avg grade measure stores the actual course grade of the student. At
higher conceptual levels, avg grade stores the average grade for the given
combination.
• Design a Star Schema schema for such a data warehouse.
• Identifying the fact table(s) and dimension table(s).
• Identifying their primary key(s), foreign key(s) and measures.

3. Suppose that a data warehouse consists of the four dimensions, date,


spectator, location, and game, and the two measures, count and charge,
where charge is the fare that a spectator pays when watching a game on a
given date. Spectators may be students, adults, or seniors, with each
category having its own charge rate.
• Design a star schema for such a data warehouse.
• Identifying the fact table(s) and dimension table(s).
• Identifying their primary key(s), foreign key(s) and measures.
4. Design the data warehouse for a wholesale furniture company.
The data warehouse has to allow to analyze the company’s situation at
least with respect to the Furniture, Customers and Time. Moreover, the
company needs to analyze:
the furniture with respect to its type (chair, table, wardrobe, cabinet. . . ),
category (kitchen, living room, bedroom, bathroom, office. . . )
and material (wood, marble. . . )
the customers with respect to their spatial location, by considering at
least cities, regions and states
The company is interested in learning at least the quantity, income and
discount of its sales

• Design a star schema for such a data warehouse.


• Identifying the fact table(s) and dimension table(s).
• Identifying their primary key(s), foreign key(s) and measures.
5. Convert 3NF to Dimensional modeling
• Design a star or snowflake schema for such a data warehouse.
• Identifying the fact table(s) and dimension table(s).
• Identifying their primary key(s), foreign key(s) and measures.
6. Convert 3NF to Dimensional modeling
7. Convert 3NF to Dimensional modeling
• Design a star or snowflake schema for such a data warehouse.
• Identifying the fact table(s) and dimension table(s).
• Identifying their primary key(s), foreign key(s) and measures.

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