The document outlines the process of using UML for database modeling in assignments, emphasizing the identification of entities and attributes as well as establishing relationships through UML diagrams. It also highlights the importance of specifying cardinality and constraints to reflect database rules. Finally, it recommends utilizing UML tools for creating professional diagrams to enhance assignment quality.

1. How to Use UML for
Database Modeling
in Assignments
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Identify Entities
and Attributes
Define the main entities (e.g.,
Customer, Product) and their
attributes (e.g., Name, ID, Price) to
represent database tables.
CONTINUE

3. Establish
Relationships
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Use associations in UML diagrams to
define relationships (e.g., one-to-
many, many-to-many) between
entities, ensuring proper cardinality is
depicted.

4. Represent entities as classes with
attributes and methods, and illustrate
relationships using associations,
inheritance, or dependencies.
Create a Class
Diagram
CONTINUE
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5. Specify cardinality (e.g., 1..*, 0..1) and
constraints like primary keys, foreign
keys, and unique attributes to reflect
database rules.
Include Cardinality
and Constraints
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6. Leverage UML
Tools
Use tools like Lucidchart, Visual Paradigm,
or StarUML for clear and professional
diagrams, enhancing the quality of your
assignment.
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