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Lecture 03 data abstraction and er model
1.
Lecture 3 Entity
Relationship (E-R) Modeling
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Data Models: Degrees
of Data Abstraction Figure 3.1
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Connectivity and Cardinality
in an ERD Figure 3.12
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Three Types of
Relationships Figure 3.21
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19.
Composite Entities (con’t.)
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Generalization Hierarchy with
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23.
Comparison of E-R
Modeling Symbols Figure 3.36
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25.
Supertype/Subtype Relationship in
an ERD Figure 3.42
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First ERD Segment
Established Figure 3.43
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Second and Third
ERD Segments Established Figures 3.44 & 3.45
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Fourth and Fifth
ERD Segments Established Figures 3.46 & 3.47
29.
Sixth and Seventh
ERD Segments Established Figures 3.48 & 3.49
30.
Eighth ERD
Segment Established Figures 3.50
31.
Ninth ERD
Segment Established Figures 3.51
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Components of E-R
Model Table 3.2
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Completed ERD Figure
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