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Dorm.
1. Identify the entities
2. Identify their attributes
3. Identify the degree of their relationship
4. Identify their cardinalities
5. Identify Constraint
1. Identify the entities
2. Identify their attributes
3. Identify the degree of their relationship
4. Identify their cardinalities
5. Identify Constraint
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University Dorm.
1. Identify the entities
2. Identify their attributes
3. Identify the degree of their relationship
4. Identify their cardinalities
5. Identify Constraint
1. Identify the entities
2. Identify their attributes
3. Identify the degree of their relationship
4. Identify their cardinalities
5. Identify Constraint
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GPT 3.5
1. Entities:
- Dorm
- Student
- Room
2. Attributes:
- Dorm: name, address, capacity
- Student: ID, name, gender, contact number
- Room: number, capacity
3. Degree of Relationship:
- The Dorm has a relationship with the Student and the Room entities.
4. Cardinalities:
- Dorm-Student relationship: One Dorm can have many Students, and each Student can only belong to one Dorm. (1-to-many)
- Dorm-Room relationship: One Dorm can have many Rooms, and each Room can only belong to one Dorm. (1-to-many)
5. Constraints:
- Capacity Constraint: The number of students in a Dorm cannot exceed its capacity.
- Unique Room Constraint: Each Room in a Dorm must have a unique number.
- Dorm
- Student
- Room
2. Attributes:
- Dorm: name, address, capacity
- Student: ID, name, gender, contact number
- Room: number, capacity
3. Degree of Relationship:
- The Dorm has a relationship with the Student and the Room entities.
4. Cardinalities:
- Dorm-Student relationship: One Dorm can have many Students, and each Student can only belong to one Dorm. (1-to-many)
- Dorm-Room relationship: One Dorm can have many Rooms, and each Room can only belong to one Dorm. (1-to-many)
5. Constraints:
- Capacity Constraint: The number of students in a Dorm cannot exceed its capacity.
- Unique Room Constraint: Each Room in a Dorm must have a unique number.
Answered by
GPT 3.5
1. Entities:
- University Dorm
- Student
- Room
- Floor
- Building
2. Attributes:
- University Dorm: name, address, capacity
- Student: ID, name, gender, contact number
- Room: number, capacity
- Floor: number, capacity
- Building: name, address
3. Degree of Relationship:
- The University Dorm has a relationship with the Student, Room, Floor, and Building entities.
- Student has a relationship with Room.
- Room has a relationship with Floor.
- Floor has a relationship with Building.
4. Cardinalities:
- University Dorm-Student relationship: One University Dorm can have many Students, and each Student can only belong to one University Dorm. (1-to-many)
- University Dorm-Room relationship: One University Dorm can have many Rooms, and each Room can only belong to one University Dorm. (1-to-many)
- Room-Floor relationship: One Room can belong to one Floor, and each Floor can have many Rooms. (1-to-many)
- Floor-Building relationship: One Floor can belong to one Building, and each Building can have many Floors. (1-to-many)
5. Constraints:
- Capacity Constraint: The number of students in a University Dorm cannot exceed its capacity.
- Unique Room Constraint: Each Room in a University Dorm must have a unique number.
- Unique Floor Constraint: Each Floor in a Building must have a unique number.
- Unique Building Constraint: Each Building must have a unique name.
- University Dorm
- Student
- Room
- Floor
- Building
2. Attributes:
- University Dorm: name, address, capacity
- Student: ID, name, gender, contact number
- Room: number, capacity
- Floor: number, capacity
- Building: name, address
3. Degree of Relationship:
- The University Dorm has a relationship with the Student, Room, Floor, and Building entities.
- Student has a relationship with Room.
- Room has a relationship with Floor.
- Floor has a relationship with Building.
4. Cardinalities:
- University Dorm-Student relationship: One University Dorm can have many Students, and each Student can only belong to one University Dorm. (1-to-many)
- University Dorm-Room relationship: One University Dorm can have many Rooms, and each Room can only belong to one University Dorm. (1-to-many)
- Room-Floor relationship: One Room can belong to one Floor, and each Floor can have many Rooms. (1-to-many)
- Floor-Building relationship: One Floor can belong to one Building, and each Building can have many Floors. (1-to-many)
5. Constraints:
- Capacity Constraint: The number of students in a University Dorm cannot exceed its capacity.
- Unique Room Constraint: Each Room in a University Dorm must have a unique number.
- Unique Floor Constraint: Each Floor in a Building must have a unique number.
- Unique Building Constraint: Each Building must have a unique name.
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