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Database design (25%) You are required to provide a graphical representation of the database design process. The following stages are required: 1. Identification of Entities. 2. Entities and Relationships 3. Classification of Relationships (ER Schema) 4. Normalisation – Each relationship must be normalised and all the steps shown. 5. Final ER Diagram with normalised entities; all primary and foreign keys identified. (The design can be hand drawn, scanned and added here; or it can be completely digital) ENTITIES AND RELATIONSHIPS DIAGRAM (ER) RELATIONSHIPS CAMPUS FACULTY DEPARTMENT APPLICANT POSTECODE REGION LAD 1 1 M 1 M M 1 1 M M 1 M 1 M CAMPUS belong 1 : M 1 M FACULTY FACULTY belong 1 CAMPUS 1

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Database design (25%)You are required to provide a graphical representation of the database design process. The following stages are required:

1. Identification of Entities.

2. Entities and Relationships

3. Classification of Relationships (ER Schema)

4. Normalisation – Each relationship must be normalised and all the steps shown.

5. Final ER Diagram with normalised entities; all primary and foreign keys identified.

(The design can be hand drawn, scanned and added here; or it can be completely digital)

ENTITIES AND RELATIONSHIPS DIAGRAM (ER)

RELATIONSHIPS

CAMPUS

FACULTY DEPARTMENT APPLICANT

POSTECODE

REGION

LAD

1

1 M 1 M

M

1

1

M

M

1

M

1

M

CAMPUS belong

1 : M

1 MFACULTY

FACULTY belong1

CAMPUS1

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FACULTY belong

1 : M

1 MDEPARTMENT

DEPARTMENT belong1

CAMPUS

APPLICANT study

1 : M

1 1DEPARTMENT

DEPARTMENT studyM

APPLICANT

APPLICANT have

1 : M

1 1POSTECODE

POSTECODE have1 M

APPLICANT

POSTECODE identify

1 : M

1 1REGION

REGION identify1 M

POSTECODE

POSTECODE identify

1 : M

1 1LAD

LAD identify1 M

CAMPUS

1

1

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NORMALIZATION

CAMPUS CAM_ID CAM_NAME

FACULTY FAC_CODE CAM_ID FAC_NAME

DEPARTMENT DEP_CODE CAM_ID FAC_CODE DEP_NAME

APPLICANT APP_ID CAM_ID FAC_CODE DEP_CODE POSTECODE ATTRIBUTES

APPLICANT APP_ID CAM_ID FAC_CODE DEP_CODE POSTECODE ATTRIBUTES

POSTECODE POSTECODE LAD_CODE REG_CODE X_COORDINATES Y_COORDINATES

POSTECODE POSTECODE LAD_CODE REG_CODE X_COORDINATES Y_COORDINATES

LAD LAD_CODE REG_CODE LAD_NAME ATTRIBUTES

POSTECODE POSTECODE LAD_CODE REG_CODE X_COORDINATES Y_COORDINATES

REGION REG_CODE REG_NAME

LAD LAD_CODE REG_CODE LAD_NAME ATTRIBUTES

REGION REG_CODE REG_NAME

FINAL ER DIAGRAM

LAD belong

1 : M

1 1REGION

REGION belong1 M

LAD

CAMPUSCAM_ID

CAM_NAME

FACULTYFAC_CODE

CAM_IDFAC_NAME

DEPARTMENTDEP_CODE

CAM_IDFAC_CODEDEP_NAME

APPLICANTAPP_IDCAM_ID

FAC_CODEDEP_CODE

POSTECODESEX

POSTECODEPOSTECODELAD_CODEREG_CODE

X_COORDINATESY_COORDINATES

REGIONREG_CODEREG_NAME

LADLAD_CODEREG_CODELAD_NAME

RANK_OF_INCRANK_OF_EMPRANK_OF_AVE

ETHNIC_GROUPsQUALIFICATIONsOCCUPATIONs

PRIMARY KEYFOREIGN KEY

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Database Implementation (20%):Please implement the database using ArcGIS Personal Geodatabase. Implement all entities, with added attributes (foreign keys), if any. Also create the relationship classes to implement the relationships defined in the ER Diagram.

Submit the completed geodatabase as a .zip compressed file, in addition to completeddocument.

FIG 1. Database implementation using ArcCatalog

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Queries: (55%)

(All queries, question, or sub question must be accompanied by a mapdisplaying the results)

1. Perform queries to figure out how many applicants are from the following regions:

Region Name Number ofApplicants

East 3282East Midlands 525

London 25064West Midlands 625

South East 7110South West 1060

2. List the top 15 LADs with the highest number of applicants.

Rank LAD Name Number ofApplicants

1 Greenwich 22252 Newham 19503 Lewisham 16714 Bexley 14585 Tower Hamlets 14256 Southwark 13237 Croydon 13118 Redbridge 12389 Medway 1192

10 Bromley 109611 Waltham Forest 952

12 Barking andDagenham

935

13 Lambeth 89714 Enfield 78915 Hackney 758

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3. Identify the top 5 LADs with the highest number of applicants closest to each campus. You can define what ‘closest’ means. This could be achieved by a set distance, e.g. 20km or adjacency analysis.

Greenwich Campus

Rank LAD Name Number ofApplicants

1 Greenwich 22252 Newham 19503 Lewisham 16714 Bexley 1458

5 TowerHamlets

1425

Avery Hill Campus

Rank LAD Name Number ofApplicants

1 Greenwich 22252 Newham 19503 Lewisham 16714 Bexley 1458

5 TowerHamlets

1425

Medway CampusRank LAD Name Number of

Applicants1 Medway 11922 Dartford 4433 Gravesham 4264 Maidstone 3885 Thurrock 383

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4. For the 15 LADs defined in Query 2; Display the Deprivation Indices.

Rank LAD Name Number ofApplicants

Income IMDRank

EmploymentIMD Rank

1 Greenwich 2225 39 512 Newham 1950 8 323 Lewisham 1671 31 354 Bexley 1458 90 1025 Tower Hamlets 1425 10 386 Southwark 1323 25 337 Croydon 1311 26 378 Redbridge 1238 43 719 Medway 1192 65 69

10 Bromley 1096 72 7811 Waltham Forest 952 32 54

12 Barking andDagenham

935 46 74

13 Lambeth 897 21 2314 Enfield 789 13 4415 Hackney 758 15 30

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5. Select the LAD that each campus is located in, with all its neighbouring (touch the boundary of the source layer feature) LADs and complete the following table:

Greenwich Campus

Rank LAD Name Number ofApplicants

Income IMDRank

EmploymentIMD Rank

AverageIMD Rank

1 Greenwich 2295 39 51 282 Newham 1950 8 32 33 Lewisham 1671 31 35 314 Bexley 1458 90 102 1745 Tower Hamlets 1425 10 38 76 Bromley 1096 72 78 2037 Barking and Dagenham 935 46 74 22

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Avery Hill Campus

Rank LAD Name Number ofApplicants

Income IMDRank

EmploymentIMD Rank

AverageIMD Rank

1 Greenwich 2295 39 51 282 Newham 1950 8 32 33 Lewisham 1671 31 35 314 Bexley 1458 90 102 1745 Tower Hamlets 1425 10 38 76 Bromley 1096 72 78 2037 Barking and Dagenham 935 46 74 22

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Medway Campus

Rank LAD Name Number ofApplicants

Income IMDRank

EmploymentIMD Rank

Avg IMDRank

1 Medway 1192 65 69 1322 Gravesham 426 169 182 1423 Maidstone 388 159 174 2174 Thurrok 383 111 116 1435 Tonbridge and Mailing 283 231 255 2686 Swale 270 118 132 997 Castle Point 99 215 240 204

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6. Select the LAD that each campus is located in, with all its neighbouring (touch the boundary of the source layer feature) LADs and complete the following table:

Greenwich and Avery Hill Campus

Rank LAD NameNumber ofApplicants

Ethnic Group withLargest Population

Qualificationwith LargestPopulation

Occupation withLargest Population

1 Greenwich 2225F1664

White/British(133130)

F192Level 4 +(66120)

F407ProfessionalOccupations

(24081)

2 Newham 1950F1664

White/British(51516)

F192Level 4 +(71771)

F428ElementaryOccupations

(24598)

3 Lewisham 1671F1664

White/British(114446)

F192Level 4 +(83127)

F407ProfessionalOccupations

(30809)

4 Bexley 1458F1664

White/British(179250)

F187No

Qualification (42366)

F413Administrative and

SecretarialOccupations

(19352)

5 TowerHamlets

1425F1674

Asian/Bangladeshi(81377)

F192Level 4 +(83675)

F407ProfessionalOccupations

(31026)

6 Bromley 1096F1664

White/British(239478)

F192Level 4 +(82304)

F407ProfessionalOccupations

(32394)

7Barking andDagenham

935F1664

White/British(91949)

F187No Qualification

(38397)

F428Elementary Occupations

(11425)

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Medway Campus

Rank LAD Name Number ofApplicants

Ethnic Groupwith LargestPopulation

Qualification withLargest Population

Occupation withLargest Population

1 Medway 1192F1664

White/British(225654)

F187No Qualification

(48226)

F416Skilled TradesOccupations

(16564)

2 Gravesham 426F1664

White/British(78422)

F187No Qualification

(19742)

F428ElementaryOccupations

(6331)

3 Maidstone 388F1664

White/British(138235)

F192Level 4 +(32154)

F407ProfessionalOccupations

(12799)

4 Thurrok 383F1664

White/British(127587)

F187No Qualification

(32643)

F413Administrative and

SecretarialOccupations

(11476)

5Tonbridge and

Mailing 283F1664

White/British(111662)

F187No Qualification

(25967)

F407ProfessionalOccupations

(10283)

6 Swale 270F1664

White/British(126130)

F187No Qualification

(29703)

F416Skilled TradesOccupations

(8477)

7 Castle Point 99F1664

White/British(83943)

F187No Qualification

(21885)

F413Administrative and

SecretarialOccupations

(6520)

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7. What are the demographics of the top 15 LADs with the highest number of applications? Use the table below:

Rank LAD Name Number ofApplicants

DominantOccupation

DominantQualification

Dominant EthnicGroup

1 Greenwich 2225

F407ProfessionalOccupations

(24081)

F192Level 4 +(66120)

F1664White/British

(133130)

2 Newham 1950

F428ElementaryOccupations

(24598)

F192Level 4 +(71771)

F1664White/British

(51516)

3 Lewisham 1671

F407ProfessionalOccupations

(30809)

F192Level 4 +(83127)

F1664White/British

(114446)

4 Bexley 1458

F413Administrativeand Secretarial

Occupations(19352)

F187No Qualification

(42366)

F1664White/British

(179250)

5 TowerHamlets

1425

F407ProfessionalOccupations

(31026)

F192Level 4 +(83675)

F1674Asian/Banglades

hi(81377)

6 Southwark 1323

F407 ProfessionalOccupations

(38033)

F192Level 4 +(38384)

F1664White/British

(114534)

7 Croydon 1311

F407ProfessionalOccupations

(33894)

F192Level 4 +(90321)

F1664White/British

(171740)

8 Redbridge 1238

F407ProfessionalOccupations

(28543)

F192Level 4 +(73299)

F1664White/British

(96253)

9 Medway 1192

F416Skilled TradesOccupations

(16564)

F187No Qualification

(48226)

F1664White/British

(225654)

10 Bromley 1096

F407ProfessionalOccupations

(32394)

F192Level 4 +(82304)

F1664White/British

(239478)

11Waltham

Forest 952

F407ProfessionalOccupations

(21634)

F192Level 4 +(60914)

F1664White/British

(92999)

12Barking andDagenham 935

F428ElementaryOccupations

(11425)

F187No Qualification

(38397)

F1664White/British

(91949)

13 Lambeth 897

F407ProfessionalOccupations

(42838)

F187No Qualification

(35352)

F1664White/British

(118250)

14 Enfield 789

F407ProfessionalOccupations

(26102)

F192Level 4 +(69627)

F1664White/British

(126450)

15 Hackney 758

F407ProfessionalOccupations

(29638)

F187No Qualification

(38172)

F1664White/British

(89030)

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8. Which campus is surrounded by LADs with most highly qualified persons?

Greenwich and Avery Hill campus are located in the same LAD and therefore surrounded by the same LADs, in which reside 455858 highly qualified persons , while only 167307 reside in or around Medway LAD. However, considering a buffer area of 20Km from each campus, Greenwich campus seems to be surrounded by more highly qualified persons.

Greenwich and Avery Hill Campus

Rank LAD Name Qualification with LargestPopulation

1 GreenwichF192

Level 4 +(66120)

2 NewhamF192

Level 4 +(71771)

3 LewishamF192

Level 4 +(83127)

4 BexleyF187

No Qualification (42366)

5 Tower HamletsF192

Level 4 +(83675)

6 BromleyF192

Level 4 +(82304)

7Barking andDagenham

F187No Qualification

(38397)

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9. Describe the demographic differences between the LADs surrounding Medway Campus and Greenwich Campus. Discuss your answer using Census and Deprivation Indices.

The first difference identifiable is the fact that, as displayed in the table and map of Query 6, in one of the LADs (Tower Hamlet) around Greenwich campus the dominant ethnic group is not White/British as for the other LADs, but Asian/Bangladeshi. There isalso a relevant number of other ethnic groups diverse from white/British in Greenwich area. Overall for both areas the dominant Ethnic group is White/British (F1664), however in Greenwich area reside a significant mix of cultures.

ETHNIC GROUPS MEDWAY AREA(clockwise direction)

F1664

F1665

F1672

F1673

F1674

F1675

F1676

F1677

F1678

F1679

F1680

ETHNIC GROUPS GREENWICH AREA

(Clockwise direction)

F1664

F1665

F1672

F1673

F1674

F1675

F1676

F1677

F1678

F1679

F1680

0

200000

400000

600000

800000

1000000

ETHNIC GROUPS GREENWICH AREA

0

200000

400000

600000

800000

1000000

ETHNIC GROUPS MEDWAY AREA

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Furthermore, people who live around Greenwich campus seem to have higher qualifications compared with those who live around Medway campus, in which for most of the LADs the majority of people do not have any qualification. It is true for Medway, Gravesham, Thurrok, Tonbridge and Mailing, Swale and Castle Point.

There are also significant differences regarding the occupation status between the LADs surrounding Medway and Greenwich campus. For example, while none of the LADs around Greenwich campus has Skilled Trades Occupations as dominant occupation, it is the most popular occupation for Medway and Swale LADs which surround Medway campus. For the other LADs surrounding Medway campus the dominant occupations are professional, elementary, and administrative and secretarialoccupations. Considering the LADs surrounding Greenwich campus instead, the dominant occupations are professional, elementary, and administrative and secretarialoccupations.

0

50000

100000

150000

200000

QUALIFICATION MEDWAY AREA

QUALIFICATION MEDWAY AREA(Clockwise direction)

F187

F188

F189

F190

F191

F192

F193

QUALIFICATION GREENWICH AREA(Clockwise direction)

F187

F188

F189

F190

F191

F192

F193

0

100000

200000

300000

400000

500000

QUALIFICATION GREENWICH AREA

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Regarding instead the income, employment and average IMD rank, they result to be higher for people who live around Medway campus.

RANK OF INCOMERANK OF EMPLOYMENT

RANK OF AVERAGE

0

500

1000

1500

2000

MEDWAY AREA

RANK OF INCOMERANK OF EMPLOYMENT

RANK OF AVERAGE

0

100

200

300

400

500

GREENWICH AREA

OCCUPATION GREENWICH AREA

(Clockwise direction)

F404

F407

F410

F413

F416

F419

F422

F425

F428

0

50000

100000

150000

200000

OCCUPATION GREENWICH AREA

0

10000

20000

30000

40000

50000

60000

70000

OCCUPATION MEDWAY AREA

OCCUPATION MEDWAY AREA(Clockwise direction)

F404

F407

F410

F413

F416

F419

F422

F425

F428

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10.Answer the following queries:

a. How many applicants are within 10km of each Campus?

Campus Number ofApplicants

Greenwich 12518Avery Hill 7847Medway 1263

b. How many applicants are within 10km of each Campus for each faculty?

Campus Faculty Number ofApplicants

Greenwich ACH 2955BUS 2417E&H 5411E&S 1682

Avery Hill ACH 1687BUS 1331E&H 3832E&S 939

Medway ACH 194BUS 86E&H 589E&S 389

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c. How many applicants are within 10km of each gender?

Campus GenderNumber of Applicants

Greenwich M 5018F 7496

Avery Hill M 2982F 4862

Medway M 762F 499

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