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DBMS Assign

The document outlines a project focused on designing a database management system for a handmade craft store, detailing objectives such as ensuring data integrity, implementing CRUD operations, and optimizing inventory management. It highlights the outcomes of the activity, including practical experience in database design, SQL practice, and insights into business applications of DBMS concepts. The conclusion emphasizes the project's contribution to understanding data structuring, security, and the overall impact of effective database systems on small business operations.

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The document outlines a project focused on designing a database management system for a handmade craft store, detailing objectives such as ensuring data integrity, implementing CRUD operations, and optimizing inventory management. It highlights the outcomes of the activity, including practical experience in database design, SQL practice, and insights into business applications of DBMS concepts. The conclusion emphasizes the project's contribution to understanding data structuring, security, and the overall impact of effective database systems on small business operations.

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INDIRA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND

MANAGEMENT
Parandwadi. Tat, Maval, Dist.Pune-4 10506

INDIRA

NAME : Petrina Chawdi


ROLL NO.: 42139 CLASS & DIV: TE - A
PRN No.: 72320597D
SUBJECT: Database Management System
ACADEMIC YEAR: 2025-26

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DATA SCIENCE ENGINEERING


 OBJECTIVES :-
1. Design an Efficient Database Structure:
To create a relational database model for managing a
handmade craft store, including tables for products, customers,
orders, inventory, and suppliers.
2. Ensure Data Integrity and Consistency:
To apply constraints (e.g., primary keys, foreign keys) that
maintain the accuracy and consistency of data across the
database.
3. Implement CRUD Operations:
To perform Create, Read, Update, and Delete operations on the
database for various entities like crafts, customers, and orders.
4. Optimize Inventory Management:
To track inventory levels of handmade products efficiently and
update stock quantities in real-time as sales occur.
5. Develop Querying Capabilities:
To use SQL queries for retrieving specific data such as top-
selling products, customer order history, and revenue reports.
6. Support Order and Customer Management:
To handle customer information and order processing
smoothly, including order placement, billing, and delivery
tracking.
7. Improve Business Decision Making:
To provide analytical reports and summaries that help in
making informed decisions regarding sales, restocking, and
customer preferences.
8. Enhance User Accessibility and Interface:
To integrate the database with a user-friendly interface for
store employees or customers to interact with the system.
9. Ensure Data Security and Backup:
To implement basic security measures to protect data and
maintain backup plans for recovery in case of system failure.
 OUTCOME OF THE ACTIVITY :-

1. Understanding of Database Design Principles:


Gained practical experience in designing a relational database
model tailored to a real-world business scenario.
2. Implementation of DBMS Concepts:
Applied core DBMS concepts such as normalization, primary
and foreign keys, entity relationships, and constraints.
3. Hands-on SQL Practice:
Developed and executed SQL queries for creating tables,
inserting data, and performing complex data retrieval and
manipulation.
4. Efficient Data Management Skills:
Learned how to organize and manage large sets of data
effectively, improving the ability to handle inventory,
customer, and order records.
5. Problem-Solving and Analytical Thinking:
Strengthened logical thinking and problem-solving abilities
through designing queries, resolving redundancy, and ensuring
data consistency.
6. Business Application Insight:
Understood how database systems can improve the efficiency,
accuracy, and scalability of small business operations like a
handmade craft store.
7. Preparedness for Real-World Projects:
Acquired the foundational skills necessary to build and
manage database systems for similar real-world applications in
the future.
 BRIEF ABOUT THE STUDY :-
 CONCLUSION :-

In conclusion, the development of a database management system


for a handmade craft store provided valuable insights into the
practical application of DBMS concepts. Through this activity, we
successfully designed and implemented a relational database
capable of handling key operations such as inventory tracking,
customer management, and order processing. The project enhanced
our understanding of data structuring, normalization, and SQL-
based query writing, while also highlighting the importance of data
integrity, security, and scalability in real-world business scenarios.
Overall, this assignment not only strengthened our technical skills
but also emphasized how effective database systems can streamline
operations and support the growth of small businesses.
 REFERENCES :-

1. Elmasri, R., & Navathe, S. B. (2017). Fundamentals of


Database Systems (7th Edition). Pearson Education.

2. Silberschatz, A., Korth, H. F., & Sudarshan, S. (2019).


Database System Concepts (7th Edition). McGraw-Hill.

3. W3Schools – SQL Tutorial


https://www.w3schools.com/sql/

4. GeeksforGeeks – DBMS Tutorial


https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/dbms/

5. Oracle Documentation – SQL Developer Guide


https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/

6. TutorialsPoint – DBMS Concepts


https://www.tutorialspoint.com/dbms/index.htm

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