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DEVRY CIS 336 Week 3 Group Project Task 1 Data
Model
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Present a detailed data model for the project
scenario. You can create your data model using
Microsoft Visio, which you will have access to
through iLab and Microsoft Excel, which comes
with Microsoft Office. Other tools may be used as
long as the output is legible and conforms to
standard format. (i.e. I will not be able to grade the
data model if I cannot tell what it is supposed to
be!). Your data model should include a minimum
of an ERD and metadata chart (data dictionary).

A key component to every task submission is the
team responsibilities document. This document
should outline the contributions that each
member of the team made to completing the task
deliverable. There is a sample document in the Doc
Sharing tab that can be used, or each team can
come up with their own design. As stated in the
syllabus, although this is a team project, each
member will also be graded on their involvement
in the project. This assessment needs to be honest
and accurate in describing the individual
members’ activities for the task.
Deliverables for this task:
A completed Data Model to include: An ERD,
showing all tables, related attributes, and the
primary and foreign keys. This diagram must show
both the relationship and cardinality of the
relationship using accepted notation. A Data
Dictionary (or meta data chart) showing a
minimum of the table name, columns, data types,
length, and constraints. Team member
responsibilities document outlining contributions
by team members to this deliverable.

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DEVRY CIS 336 Week 4 Group Project Task 2
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Using the Oracle SQL*Plus editor, develop a
database for MiniQuest based on your data model.
The database should contain all the tables and
attributes discussed in the project specifications.
Be sure to use your data dictionary when creating
your tables.
A key component to every task submission is the
team responsibilities document. This document
should outline the contributions that each
member of the team made to completing the task

deliverable. To submit this task, you need to create
a file in notepad called TEAM_X_TASK2.TXT, where
X is your team identifier. For example, Team A
would name the file TEAM_A_TASK2.TXT. In this
file, create a heading called CREATE STATEMENTS,
and then develop the CREATE TABLE statements
required to create your database tables. Be sure to
include the DROP TABLE statements at the top of
your file so that you can reuse the file. If you
include the wording CASCADE CONSTRAINTS as
part of each DROP TABLE statement, then the
order of the DROP statements will not mater. For
example, to drop a table named customer, you
would state:
DROP TABLE CUSTOMER CASCADE CONSTRAINTS
PURGE;
After testing and verifying that all of your create
statements work, create a spooled output file with
the SET ECHO ON session command set so that
your code and the results will show.
Revisions of Task 1 (if any) based on feedback
from your instructor. Task 2 comprised of the
CREATE TABLE script file and the output file
showing that it works. Team member

responsibilities document outlining contributions
by team members to this deliverable.

Develop the SQL statements to insert records into
the database. You should ensure that the data in
the database is sufficient to allow for each of the
reports requested by Ms. Smith to be tested. You
need to show a minimum of three insert queries
for each database table that you have created.
Some tables will obviously require more to ensure
that all of the required data is in the database (i.e.,
the packages table, program table, etc). To submit
this task, add a comment heading called INSERT

STATEMENTS to your corrected SQL script from
Task 2. Add your INSERT statements for each table
after this heading. Keep in mind that you will need
to insert data into the tables in the same order that
the tables were created. This will minimize any
integrity constraint errors you might encounter.
Keep in mind also that any values being inserted
into a field defined as a foreign key field must first
exist in a previous table’s primary key field. Save
the file as TEAM_X_TASK3.TXT, where X is your
team identifier. After testing your statements to
verify that your data will insert into your tables,
create a spooled output file with the SET ECHO ON
session command set for submitting.
Note – Although you are only required to have
three records per table in most of your tables for
this deliverable, you will need a considerable
amount of data in your tables for the final project.
After testing and verifying that all of your create
statements work, create a spooled output file with
the SET ECHO ON session command set so that
your code and the results will show.
Any revisions of task 2 based on feedback from
your instructor. Task 3 comprised of the script file

containing DROP TABLE, CREATE TABLE, and
INSERT statements, and the output file showing
that it works. Team member responsibilities
document outlining contributions by team
members to this deliverable.

Develop a query that will identify and mark
inactive those customers that have bills overdue
by more than 30 days (this can usually be done
using a sub-query). Remember, you are only
marking a customer as inactive, not actually
deleting the customer record from the system.
To submit this task, create a heading called
MODIFY STATEMENTS in your group project SQL
script, and name the file TEAM_X_TASK4.TXT. This
should be the same script that contains your DROP

TABLE, CREATE TABLE, and INSERT statements.
Once you have verified that your SQL statement or
statements work, create a spooled output showing
the results of your statements.
Any revisions of task 3 based on feedback from
your instructor. Task 4 comprised of the complete
script file (DROP, CREATE, INSERT, SELECT, and
UPDATE statements) and the output file showing
that it works. Team member responsibilities
document outlining contributions by team
member to this deliverable.

Develop the queries to support each of the reports
that are required by Ms. Smith. It is expected that
the information returned by the queries is
adequate to be used in the reporting process.
Make sure your output contains enough
information! The following is a recommendation
and the MINIMUM amount of data you should have
access to:
Customer Table: A minimum of 12 customers (this
will allow several channels to have more than one
customer selecting it as a favorite channel) Billing

Table: Records to support the above customers
Program Table: A minimum of 25 programs (your
program guide should have enough programs for
various channels to support the program guide
report) Other tables: A sufficient amount of data to
support the above when reports are run.
Create a heading of REPORTING STATEMENTS as a
comment at the bottom of your group project
database script file. Add the six report queries to
this area. In instances where you are asked to
allow for user input, please specify an appropriate
value based upon the data in your script. For
example, Report 1 is a DATE driven report;
therefore, you should use a single date in your
WHERE clause to display the information. Task 5 is
the final task for the project and is designed to
demonstrate that you have adequately satisfied
the requirements of the project. The following is
what you are to submit for Task 5:
Report 1 – A list of the programs on all channels
for a specific day showing the channel number,
supplier, package, program name, rating code, and
show time. This will be similar to a program guide,
only not package specific. This is a date-driven
report, therefore it should only display programs
for a single date specified.

Report 2 – A sample program guide showing the
channel number, show time, program name, and
rating description. For the purposes of this project,
your report should be package ID specific (based
on a given package ID) and you only need to
demonstrate a single package ID. Your report
should include all channels associated with the
specified package.
Report 3 – A list of all new customers signed up on
a specific day. This should show enough details
about the customer, including favorite channel,
address, and minimal billing details. This report is
to be date driven, so you will need to specify a date
in your query.
Report 4 – A list of all the customers made inactive
on a specific date. This should show enough details
about the customer to allow contact with the
customer, the reason he or she was made inactive,
and the user who made them inactive. Again, keep
in mind that this is a date driven report.
Report 5 – A list of each channel (both channel
name and channel number) and a count of the
number of customers who picked that channel as a
favorite channel.

Report 6 – A summary of sales for any given day,
categorized by package type (i.e., the total sales
written on the specified day for each package
subscribed to by customers, not bills paid). This
report should give details about each package
type, the package price, the number of packages
sold, and then the total sales amount for that
package. Once again, remember that this is going
to be a date driven report.

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