Relational Database Schema using Bernstein's Algorithm for CS4221 Project Group P01

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"Explore the implementation of relational database schema using Bernstein's Algorithm by CS4221 Project Group P01. Learn about the process of 3NF conversion, shortcomings, closure computation, normal form testing, strengths, weaknesses, and more."

  • Database Schema
  • Bernsteins Algorithm
  • CS4221 Project
  • Implementation
  • Normal Forms

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  1. CS4221 Project Relational Database Schema using Bernstein s Algorithm Group P01: Tan Wei Liang Jeremy (A0097876A) Melvin Lee Zhong Wei (A0097719L) Shiwani Agarwal (A0105301E) Sherlyn Goh Shi Hui (A0100848J)

  2. Content 1. Introduction of features 2. Implementations 3. Strength and weakness of our application 4. Demo 5. Conclusion

  3. Introduction of features

  4. Implementations

  5. 3NF Conversion using Bernsteins Algorithm 1. Eliminate extraneous attribute 2. Covering 3. Partition 4. Merge equivalent keys 5. Eliminate transitive dependencies 6. Construct relations

  6. Shortcomings of Bernsteins Algorithm removed 1. Bernstein s Algorithm does not guarantee reconstructibility (or losslessness) 1. Bernstein s Algorithm does not find all the keys

  7. Compute Closure Using Armstrong axioms 1. Reflexivity 2. Augmentation 3. Transitivity

  8. Normal Form Tester 1. 1st Normal Form 2. 2nd Normal Form 3. 3rd Normal Form 4. Boyce-Codd Normal Form

  9. Strength & Weakness Strength: Good interface for input and editing FDs Clear explanation Weakness: Not all of the Bernstein s Algorithm s shortcomings are removed

  10. Questions and Answers

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