Consider the following GRADEBOOK relational schema describing the data for a grade
book of a particular instructor (Note: The attributes A, B, C, and D store grade cutoffs.)
catalog(cno,ctitle)
students(sid,fname,lname,minit)
courses(term,secno,cno,A,B,C,D)
enrolls(sid,term,secno)
Specify and execute the following queries using the RA interpreter on the GRADEBOOK
database schema.
a. Retrieve the names of students enrolled in the ‘Automata’ class in the term of Fall
1996.
b. Retrieve the SID values of students who have enrolled in CSc226 as well as CSc227.
c. Retrieve the SID values of students who have enrolled in CSc226 or CSc227.
d. Retrieve the names of students who have not enrolled in any class.
e. Retrieve the names of students who have enrolled in all courses in the catalog table.
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Consider the following GRADEBOOK relational schema describing the data for a grade book of a particular...
Give the following queries in the relational algebra using the following relational schema: Student (sid, name, age, address, email, cgpa) enrolledIn (sid, modulecode, grade) module (modulecode, modulename, credits, lecturername) a) What are the names of students enrolled in module code “cs3020”? b) Give the module code of all the modules that are taught by the teacher named “Altaf”? c) Who teaches the module with code”cs1500”? d) Give the name of all the teachers teaching the student with id”12f6778”.
Consider the below schema of the university database (keys are in bold and underline): Students(stuID: Integer, stuName: String, gender: String, age: Integer, gpa: Float) Departments(deptName: String, numPhDs: Integer) ProfessorWorks(profID: Integer, profName: String, deptName: String) CoursesOffer(cNo: String, cTitle: String, deptName: String) Majors(deptName: String, stuID: Integer, degreeProgram: String; attendYear: String, attendSemester: String) Sections(cNo: String, academicYear: String, semester: String, sectNo: Integer, profID: Integer) Enrolls(stuID: Integer, cNo: String, academicYear: String, semester: String, sectNo: Integer, grade: String) Write the following queries in Relational algebra. Print...
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2) Consider the following schema: Suppliers(sid: integer, sname: string, address: string) Parts(pid:integer, pname: string, color: string ) Catalog( sid: integer, pid: integer, cost: real) Write the following queries in relational algebra. a) Find the names of suppliers who supply some red part b) Find the sids of suppliers who supply some red or green part c) Find the sids of suppliers who supply some red and some green part. d) Find the sids of suppliers...
10- Specify the following
queries in SQL on the database schema of Figure 2. a. Retrieve the
names of all senior students majoring in ‘CS’ (Computer Science).
b. Retrieve the names of all courses taught by Professor King in
2004 and 2005. c. For each section taught by Professor King,
retrieve the course number, semester, year, and number of students
who took the section. d. Retrieve the name and transcript of each
senior student (Class =4) majoring in CS. A...
Someone please answer all of these. I need these badly. The
submission date is knocking at the door.
Experiment 1: SQL data definition and data insertion 46 hours) 1. CREATE TABLE. The database schema consists of the three relations, whose schemas are: S (Spa, Sname. Sgender, Sage, Sdert? // students(SID, name, gender, age, department) SC (Spa, Cne. Grade) //Course(SID, CID, grade) C (One Cname Crno. Ceredit) l/courses (CID, course name, prerequisite courses, credit) 2. DROP TABLE, ALTER TABLE, CREATE INDEX,...
Consider the following database and answer the questions below. a) Write the SQL statement the displays the names of the students who have enrolled in the Database Systems course b) Write the SQL statement that displays a list of the students whose names start with 'S' c) Write the SQL statement that displays the Student ID, Student Name, Course ID, and Grade for students that passed at least one course with a grade better than B+ (i.e. A-, A, and...
2. Consider the following database and answer the questions below SPORT ENROLLMENT STUDENT COURSE ST ST TITLE 313 1313 50s0 Basketbal 8989 Basketbal 007 COMP203A 7007 COMP20e 007 ames Bond 302 Database Systems COMP203 Computer Or n Brown 00 CoMP302 A o0 3un SmuCOMP42daedDatabase Systems 3 13 COMP 209 70 5050 Susan Smith COMP447 nced Database S 1313 COMP2O3A 1313 COMP302 5050 COMP20 C 1313 COMP42 7007 Write the SQL statement that displays the names of the students who have...
Consider the SOCIAL NETWORK relational database schema description provided below which is used to manage a social network, where: - Persons are the users - They can have friends (a friend relation is symmetric meaning that if person1 is friend of person2, the person2 is automatically friend of person1) - They can post multiple posts on his wall or in other friend’s wall - They can like posts with different types of likes: like, love, fun, wow, sad or angry....
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Question2 (20 points, 5 points each) Consider the following relational schema as part of a university database Prof(sin, pname, o_ce, age, sex, specialty, dept did) Dept(did, dname, budget, num majors, chair sin) Assume the following queries are the most common queries in the workload for this university and they are almost equivalent in frequency and importance Assume that both B+ trees and hashed indexes are supported by the DBMS and that both single and multiple-attribute...
Question2 Consider the following relational schema as part of a university database: Prof(sin, pname, o_ce, age, sex, specialty, dept did) Dept(did, dname, budget, num_majors, chair_sin) Assume the following queries are the most common queries in the workload for this university and they are almost equivalent in frequency and importance: Assume that both B+ trees and hashed indexes are supported by the DBMS and that both single- and multiple-attribute index search keys are permitted. Specify the attributes you recommend indexing on,...