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Conceptual data models and entity relationship modelling: Produce a data model from given data requirements for a simple scenario involving multiple entities. Produce entity relationship diagrams representing a data model and entity descriptions in the form: Entity1 (Attribute1, Attribute2,.... ). Underlining can be used to identify the attribute(s) which form the entity identifier. 88

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Aqa A Level Computer ScienceFundamentals of databases

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Conceptual data models and entity relationship modelling: Produce a data model from given data requirements for a simple scenario involving multiple entities. Produce entity relationship diagrams representing a data model and entity descriptions in the form: Entity1 (Attribute1, Attribute2,.... ). Underlining can be used to identify the attribute(s) which form the entity identifier. 88

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A library system records members, books and loans. Each loan records which member borrowed which book. Which set of entities is most appropriate for the conceptual data model?

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Member, Book and Loan

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  • Conceptual data model: A model describing the entities, attributes and relationships needed to represent the data requirements of a scenario.
  • Entity relationship diagram: A diagram that represents a data model by showing entities, their attributes and the relationships between them.

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Confusing entities with attributes: Identify the main objects first, such as Customer or Hire, then list the descriptive properties as attributes within those entities.

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