- The company has 7departments: Sales, Finance, HR, Support, R&D, Design and IT. There are 50 employees within the various departments.
- The company has some large clients, including Sony, HP, Dell, Apple, Novell, Oracle and Sun.
- The company products include 5 different PCI components, 3 different infra-red scanners and10 different Bluetooth devices.
- Salary and sales information should be in the database as well. Once the database has been created, you need to pull relevant information for Management.
- Management would like an overview of sales between 10 000 and 30 000 and also between 40 000 and 200 000.
- They also want to know which companies are purchasing products for more than 250 000 per month and which salesmen are linked to those clients.
- This database is very important to the company and therefore you need to ensure that there is redundancy. This means that the company needs at least 1 Master database server and three slave servers.
- Since the company is building a web application where companies will be able to place orders and company employees will be able to pull information, securing the queries is important. Therefore, management would like a better understanding of how SQL injections happen and what measures can be put in place to prevent them.
Zoo Management System - Project Details: You are the employee of a big, worldwide working Zoo Management Company. Your company is responsible for the Zoo management. Your boss thinks it would be a great idea to store all data for each Zoo in a brand new self-developed ZOO Management System. Up to now, the ZOO management company has maps of each ZOO available. Your boss knows that you took a course in introduction on an ERP system, so he asks you if you could help designing such a system. Each ZOO must have the same organizational structure, which should look like this: Each Zoo has a Zoo-Address. Each Zoo has many visitors (Visitor Ticket Process (VTP). Many Zoo-Attractions belong to a Zoo. Module 1: Entity Relationship Diagram Design a ER (entity-relationship) diagram for your ZOO Management System. Use the information provided below with the entities and its attributes. Put the entities in the correct relationship to each other (organizational structure). Module 2: DB Implem...
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