Database Design and Schema Implementation for Project
Students will design and implement the database schema for their project, applying relational modeling concepts and SQL DDL.
Key Questions
- Design a normalized database schema for your project's data requirements.
- Construct SQL DDL commands to create the tables and relationships for your database.
- Justify the choice of primary and foreign keys in your database design.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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