CIS 3350 – Assignment #4
Transform the following two unnormalized datastructures to 1NF, 2NF and 3NF structures.
Unnormalized student table (5 points)
STUDENT (STUDENT-NUMBER, STUDENT-NAME, TOTAL-CREDITS, GPA, ADVISOR-NUMBER, ADVISOR-NAME, (COURSE-NUMBER, COURSE-DESC, NUM-CREDITS, GRADE))
Sales Order table (5 points)
SalesOrder (SalesOrderNo, Date, CustomerNo, CustomerName, CutomerAddress, ClerkNo, ClerkName, (ItemNo, ItemDescription, ItemQuantity, ItemUnitPrice), Total)
CIS 3350 – Assignment #4 Transform the following two unnormalized datastructures to 1NF, 2NF and 3NF...
Program 5 Due 10/25 C-String and Two-dimensional Array Use An input data file starts with a student's name (on one line). Then, for each course the student took last semester, the file has 2 data lines. The course name is on the first line. The second line has the student's grade average (0 to 100) and the number of credits for the course Sample data: Jon P. Washington, Jr. Computer Science I 81 4 PreCalculus 75 3 Biology I 88...
The following is solved using C++ in Vocareum: In this problem, you will be prompting a student for grades and credits for courses taken. From that, you will calculate a GPA. This site: http://www.back2college.com/gpa.htm shows you how to calculate a GPA. Keep prompting the student if they want to add more courses. IMPORTANT NOTES! The course name is prompted for, but nothing is done with it. We are just using the grades A, B, C, D, and F so you...
use c++
Weighted GPA Calculator2 Many schools factor in the number of credits each course is worth, meaning a 4-credit class has more value than a 2-credit class when calculating students GPA Suppose the following were the grades for a student CreditsGrade lass Pre-Calculus History Chemistry Physical Education 1 Letter grades are assigned as follows Letter grades are worth these points 0-60 F 61 -70 D 71 80 C 81 -90 B 91 -100 A Class Pre-Calculus History Chemistr)y Physical...
In C++
Write a menu driven C++ program to read a file containing
information for a list of Students, process the data, then present
a menu to the user, and at the end print a final report shown
below. You may(should) use the structures you developed for the
previous assignment to make it easier to complete this assignment,
but it is not required.
Required Menu Operations are:
Read Students’ data from a file to update the list (refer to
sample...
Question 1.Write a SQL statement for each of the following
questions based on the above tables (50 Points).
1) Create “Enrollment” table.
2) Change the credits of “Database” course from 2 to 3.
3) List the course titles (not Course_No) and grades John Doe
had taken.
4) Calculate average of Café Balance, and name new field as
Average Balance.
5) Create a roster for “Database” course (list student ID, last
name, first name, major, and status for each student enrolled...