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Relational Database

1) You would like to bring all of this information together in a relational database system.  Consider what data elements or variables do you think are necessary? 

Table 1: Student ID, Names of students, Grades, Courses taken, Phone number.

Table 2: Job ID, Job role, Requirements, Location, Salary info.

2) How would you structure distinct tables?  (i.e., what would constitute a row in your table(s)?)

Students Table

Student ID

First Name

Last Name

Course

Grade

Phone

1

Jason

Griffin

Nursing

First Class

555-1290

2

Hayley

Fray

Data Scientist

Second Class

555-1204

3

Daniel

Morgan

Accounting

Second Class

555-1215

Job Listings Table

Job Listings ID

Student ID

Job Role

Type of Job

Location

Salary Info

1

3

ER Nurse

Full-time

New York

Paid

2

1

Accountant

Full-time

Chicago

Paid

3

2

Junior Data Scientist

Internship

Washington DC

Unpaid

3) How would you ensure information is stored efficiently? 

To store information efficiently we are going to split the job information into its table.

Student Table

Student ID

First Name

Last Name

Course

Grade

Phone

1

Jason

Griffin

Nursing

First Class

555-1290

2

Hayley

Fray

Data Scientist

Second Class

555-1204

3

Daniel

Morgan

Accounting

Second Class

555-1215

Job Listings Table

Job Listings ID

Student ID

Job ID

Salary Info

1

3

1

Paid

2

1

2

Paid

3

2

3

Unpaid

Job Table

Job ID

Job Role

Type of Job

Location

1

ER Nurse

Full-time

New York

2

Accountant

Full-time

Chicago

3

Junior Data Scientist

Internship

Washington DC

4) What keys would you use to relate tables to each other? (i.e., Describe how information in one table would link with information in another table)

The Student ID in the Students Table and the Student ID in the Job Listings Table are the keys that are used to relate the two tables.

The Job ID in the Job Table and the Job ID in the Job Listings Table are the keys that are used to relate the two tables.

5) If you wanted to add the capability of 'automatically' matching students to jobs and vice versa, explain via an illustrative example, how this automatic matching might work for your design.

By joining the Student ID key in both tables, the data from the two tables are automatically matched.

Data Table

Student ID

First Name

Last Name

Course

Grade

Phone

1

Jason

Griffin

Nursing

First Class

555-1290

2

Hayley

Fray

Data Scientist

Second Class

555-1204

3

Daniel

Morgan

Accounting

Second Class

555-1215

Data table Cont’d

Data Table

Job Listings ID

Course

Type of Job

Location

Salary Info

2

ER Nurse

Full-time

Chicago

Paid

3

Junior Data Scientist

Internship

Washington DC

Unpaid

1

Accountant

Full-time

New York

Paid