School of Computing science and Engineering

Course Name: Database Management System Course Code : BCSE2073

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1 Define Database management system CO1 Knowledge Low N

Fundamental of DBMS DBMS 1 2

2 Describe the disadvantage in File Processing System CO1 Understand Medium N 2

Fundamental of DBMS DBMS 1
Distinguish database management system and file
3 Low N 2
system CO1 Understand Fundamental of DBMS DBMS 1
Express the data models in database management
4 CO1 Understand low N Fundamental of DBMS DBMS 1 2
system
5 Discuss the importance of database models CO1 Apply Medium N Fundamental of DBMS DBMS 1 6
6 Explain briefly history of database systems. CO1 Understand Low N Fundamental of DBMS DBMS 1 6

7 Explain the various views of the data. CO1 Analyze

Medium N Fundamental of DBMS DBMS 1 2
Discuss the steps for conversion of composite attribute
Medium N Fundamental of DBMS DBMS 1 9
8 into relation schema CO1 Evaluate
Compare Centralized DBMS and Client-Server DBMS
9 CO1 Analyze Medium N Fundamental of DBMS DBMS 1 6
Architectures
Illustrate two Tier Client-Server Architecture with neat
10 CO1 Apply Medium N Fundamental of DBMS DBMS 1 9
diagram.
List the differences between logical data independence
CO1 Knowledge Low N Fundamental of DBMS DBMS 1 2
11 and physical data independence

12 Illustrate the different types of databases CO1 Apply Medium N Fundamental of DBMS DBMS 1 6

13 Define extension and intension CO1 Knowledge Low N Fundamental of DBMS DBMS 1 2

14 Define Data Independence CO1 Knowledge Low N

Fundamental of DBMS DBMS 1 2

15 List out the roles of Database Administrator CO1 Analyze Medium N

Fundamental of DBMS DBMS 1 2
 Medium
16 Discuss Instance & Schemas CO1 Evaluate N Fundamental of DBMS DBMS 1 6
Medium
17 Discuss three levels of data abstraction CO1 Evaluate N Fundamental of DBMS DBMS
1 6
Compare Procedural DML and
Medium N Fundamental of DBMS File System 1 6
18 Non-Procedural DML CO1 Analyze
Y
Show the Procedure to convert the ER diagram to
CO1 Apply Medium GATE Fundamental of DBMS ER Model 1 9
19 Relation Model 2008
20 Analyze the Relationship of higher degree CO1 Analyze Medium N Fundamental of DBMS ER Model 1 9
21 Discuss the Extended Relational Model CO1 Evaluate Medium N Fundamental of DBMS ER Model 1 9
Calculate Minimum Number of tables required for the
Given ER Diagram
Y
Apply Medium
CO1 Gate CS Fundamental of DBMS ER Model 1 9
2008
22
Illustrate the various symbols used in the ER diagram
Medium N
23 representation. CO1 Apply Fundamental of DBMS ER Model 1 9
Y
Show the steps for constructing Relational model from
Medium Gate CS 1 6
24 ER diagram CO1 Apply Fundamental of DBMS ER Model
2012

25 Analyze the limitations of E-R model CO1 Analyze

Medium N
Fundamental of DBMS ER Model
1 6
Summarize how we represent Attribute Inheritance in
Medium 1 6
26 an ER diagram CO1 Analyze N Fundamental of DBMS ER Model
Y
Distinguish the mapping constraints in DBMS Medium GATE- 6
27 CO1 Analyze Fundamental of DBMS ER Model
2008s

Discuss cardinality mapping in ER diagrams 6

Y
Gate CS
28 High 2007
CO1 Evaluate Fundamental of DBMS ER Model
29 In a schema with attributes A, B, C, D and E following High
set of functional dependencies are given CO1 Apply Y Fundamental of DBMS DML 1 9
A → B A → C CD → E B → D E → A Gate IT
Which of the following functional dependencies is 2005
 NOT implied by the above set?
a)CD->AC
b)BD->CD
c)BC->CD
d)AC->BC
Y
Explain the concept of primary key and candidate key Medium Fundamental of DBMS Keys 1 9
with examples CO1 understand GATE
30 20018
Y
Infer the concept of Foreign key with an example CO1 Analyze High GATE
31 Fundamental of DBMS Keys 1 6
2018

Determine Which of the following relational query

languages have the same expressive power? Y
1. Relational algebra Create High Gate IT Fundamental of DBMS Keys 1 2
2. Tuple relational calculus restricted to safe CO1
2006
expressions
3. Domain relational calculus restricted to safe
32 expressions
Identify how Referential integrity constraint is useful in Fundamental of DBMS
CO1 Apply Medium N
33 Relational Model Keys 1 9
Discuss the role of Cardinality Mapping in relational
Evaluate High N
34 model CO1 Fundamental of DBMS Keys 1 9

35 Discuss the types of integrity constraints. CO1 Evaluate

Medium N
Fundamental of DBMS Keys
1 6

36 Differentiate the various keys of relational databases CO1 Analyze Medium N

Fundamental of DBMS Keys
1 6
Y
Contrast between a candidate key and the primary key
Medium GATE 1 6
37 for a given relation CO1 Analyze
2014
Fundamental of DBMS Keys

High 1 9
38 Explain Relationship degree in ER diagrams CO1 Create
N Fundamental of DBMS Keys

39 Identify the Integrity rules CO1 Apply Medium N

Fundamental of DBMS DML 1 9

40 Discuss DDL, DML database this languages CO1 Evaluate

High N
Fundamental of DBMS DML 1 6

Summarize the database language and interfaces Medium N

41 CO1 Evaluate
Fundamental of DBMS DML 1 6
42 Illustrate the representation of CO1 Apply Medium N Fundamental of DBMS Generalization 1 6
 specialization/generalization in ER diagrams
Evaluate the Constraints on
specialization/generalization
CO1 Evaluate Medium N Fundamental of DBMS Generalization 1 6
43
Explain the Mapping specialization/generalization to
CO1 Understand Medium N Fundamental of DBMS Generalization 1 6
44 relational tables
Elaborate the features of Generalization with
45 Specialization. CO1 Evaluate Medium N Fundamental of DBMS Generalization 1 6

46 List the features of aggregation with examples. CO1 Analysis Medium N Fundamental of DBMS Generalization 1
Let E1 and E2 be two entities in an E/R diagram with
simple single-valued attributes. R1 and R2 are two
relationships between E1 and E2, where R1 is one-to- Y
many and R2 is many-to-many. R1 and R2 do not have CO1 Analysis High Gate CS Fundamental of DBMS ER Relational model 1 2
any attributes of their own. What is the minimum 2005
number of tables required to represent this situation in
47 the relational model?
Y
 UGC
Establish Relationships between Employee and NET CS
CO1 Analysis High Fundamental of DBMS ER Relational model 1 6
Department relational models 2016
Aug -
48 III    

49 Discuss need for database with examples CO1 Evaluate Medium N

Fundamental of DBMS
ER Relational model
1
6
Calculate the key in R (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H), where
each attribute is atomic, and following functional
dependencies exist. Y
1) CH → G  UGC-
NET CS
2) A → BC CO1 Analysis High ER Relational model 1 2
2017 Fundamental of DBMS
3) B → CFH
Nov -
4) E → A
III    
5) F → EG
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