Guided Practice Exercises – SQL

Important Instructions:

 Please read the document thoroughly before you code.

 Please do not change the Business Requirements.

Coverage:

1. DDL_DML_DQL_DCL_TCL
2. Constraints
3. Operators
4. Functions

DDL_DML_DQL_DCL_TCL

Scenario: ABC College wants to develop a University Management System (UMS) to store information on
students who join their college. The database should contain
 Student’s personal information as well as student’s academic details.
 It should store information on subjects taught at the university in various departments.
 It should also store marks obtained by each student in each semester subject wise as well as the
GPA for each semester.
GPA is a rating calculated in a scale of ten considering the individual subject marks obtained and subjects
weightage % in a semester.

Now it is time to develop the required table structure, but the constraint from client is that all queries must
be written using only ANSI SQL Syntax.

Exercise1: Understand how to create Tables

Problem Statement:

Using the following and identify the tables and columns needed for University Management System.

 Student information should have registration_number, name, branch, contact #, DOB, Date of
joining, Address, Email id.
 Information on subjects like subject code, subject name and weightage for calculating GPA.
 Student’s marks scored in each subject, semester wise.
 Finally overall result of the student comprising GPA scored for a semester, scholarship eligibility.
Associates should use the above case and identify the tables and columns for building the UMS system.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The number of subjects varies from semester to semester and the university also
changes the number of subjects or swaps the subjects in a particular semester. The database table
design should be in such a way that any new subject additions or subject removal should not impact the
database design that is I should not add columns or alter tables. The design should be flexible for
changes.

Exercise2: Use appropriate DDL and DML statements

Problem Statement:
Problem # 1 Creating Tables: Create following tables using My SQL Client and DDL’s.

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i. Create Student_Info_<employee_id> table – This table is used for storing the student personal
information.
a. Reg_Number –Varchar
b. Student_Name - Varchar(30)
c. Branch – Varchar
d. Contact_Number – Varchar
e. Date_of_Birth-Date,
f. Date_of_Joining-Date
g. Address-Varchar(250)
h. Email_id-Varchar(250)

ii. Create Subject_Master_<employee_id> table – This table is used for storing the subjects’
information which are delivered in the university.
a. Subject_Code--varchar2(10)
b. Subject_Name- Varchar,
c. Weightage- Number(3),

iii. Create Student_Marks_<employee_id>table -- This table holds the marks obtained by a student
in a particular subject in a semester. The marks are stored as records in this table. For example if
a student S1 scores 50% in networks and 70% in microprocessor in semester 4. The table will
have two records
Reg Number Subject Code Semester Marks

S1 NWS 4 50

S1 MIC 4 70

Any new subject addition does not need a change in table design all it needs a new subject code and a
new row in this table.

a. Reg_Number - Varchar
b. Subject_Code - varchar2(10)
c. Semester-Number(3)
d. Marks-Number (3)

iv. Create Student_Result_<employee_id> table -- For storing the student results.

a. Reg_Number-Varchar
b. Semester-Number(3)
c. GPA-Number (5,3)
d. Is_Eligible_Scholarship char(3)

Deliverables Expected:
All Tables creation as per details mentioned above

Exercise3: Loading tables using DML:

NOTE: Use the data mentioned in Appendix1 section to load the tables.

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a) Load student information into Student_Info table.

b) Load information on subjects into Subject_Master table.
c) Load marks obtained by students in each subject in each semester into Student_Marks table.
d) Load the GPA of the student obtained in each semester into Student_Result table along with the
information whether the student is eligible for scholarship or not.

Deliverables Expected:

All Tables creation as per details mentioned above

Appendix 1:

Student_Info Table_<employee_id>:

Reg_Nu Student_Nam Branch Contact_Num Date_of Date_of_ Address Email_id

mber e ber _Birth Joining

MC1013 James MCA 9714589787 12-jan- 08-jul- No james.mc

01 1984 2010 10,South a@yahoo.
Block,Nive com
a

BEC111 Manio ECE 8912457875 23-feb- 25-jun- 8/12,Park manioma

402 1983 2011 View,Siee @gmail.co
ra m

BEEI101 Mike EI 8974567897 10-feb- 25-aug- Cross mike.jame

204 1983 2010 villa,NY [email protected]
om

MB1113 Paulson MBA 8547986123 13-dec- 08-aug- Lake paul.son

05 1984 2010 view,NJ @rediffma
il.com

Subject_Master table_<employee_id>: Green ones are semester 1 and blue ones are semester 2
subjects.

Subject_Cod Subject_Name Weightage

e

EE01DCF DCF 30

EC02MUP Microprocessor 40

MC06DIP Digital Image 30

Processing

MB03MAR Marketing 20
Techniques

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EI05IP Instrumentation 40
Precision

CPSC02DS Data Structures 40

Student_Marks_<employee_id>: The marks need to be loaded as follows.

For students James and Manio records needs to be inserted for semester 1 for the first three subjects in
the subject_master tables.

For the remaining students the marks needs to be inserted for all the subjects for the all the semesters.

Reg Subject Code Semest Marks

Number er

MC1013 EE01DCF 1 75
01

MC1013 EC02MUP 1 65
01

MC1013 MC06DIP 1 70
01

BEC111 EE01DCF 1 55
402

BEC111 EC02MUP 1 80
402

BEC111 MC06DIP 1 60
402

BEEI101 EE01DCF 1 85
204

BEEI101 EC02MUP 1 78
204

BEEI101 MC06DIP 1 80
204

BEEI101 MB03MAR 2 75
204

BEEI101 EI05IP 2 65
204

BEEI101 CPSC02DS 2 75
204

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MB1113 EE01DCF 1 65
05

MB1113 EC02MUP 1 68
05

MB1113 MC06DIP 1 63
05

MB1113 MB03MAR 2 85
05

MB1113 EI05IP 2 74
05

MB1113 CPSC02DS 2 62
05

Student_Results_<employee_id>: The 5 student results needs to be calculated for the semester and
stored. For data per se load the table with some arbitrary GPA.

Reg Number Semester CGPA Is_Eligible_Sc

holarship

MC101301 1 7.5 Y

BEC111402 1 7.1 Y

BEEI101204 1 8.3 Y

BEEI101204 2 6.9 N

MB111305 1 6.5 N

MB111305 2 6.8 N

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 STUDENT_COURSES

Guided Practice Exercises – SQL

Constraints

Exercise 1:
Create a table named “COURSE_INFO” & “Student_Info” with following column name, data type, data
size, and following constraints:
COURSE_CODE – PRIMARY KEY
COURSE_NAME – NOT NULL.
STUDENT_ID –PRIMARY KEY
Column Name Data Type Data Size

COURSE_CODE varchar 10

COURSE_NAME varchar 20

COURSE_DESCRIPTION varchar 25

COURSE_START_DATE Date

COURSE_DURATION int

NO_OF_PARTICIPANTS int

COURSE_TYPE Char(3)

Column Name Data Type Data Size

STUDENT_ID varchar 10

FIRST_NAME varchar 20

LAST_NAME varchar 25

ADDRESS varchar 150

Exercise2:

Create a table named Student_Courses with the following FOREIGN KEYs:

 Student_Id – FOREIGN KEY referencing Student_Info table’s Student_id column.

 Course Code - FOREIGN KEY referencing Course_Info table’s Course_Code column
Student Courses

Column Name Data Type Data Size

STUDENT_ID varchar 10

COURSE_CODE varchar 20

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Exercise3:

Create a table for the CMS application where the course fees are maintained.

 Create a table Course_Fees with the following columns and CHECK constraints
 Add the following constraints:
 Course_Code - FOREIGN KEY referencing Course_Info tables Course_Code column.
 Base_Fees should be greater than 15000
 Base_Fees should be greater than Special_Fees.
 Discount should be between 5 and 15 %.

Course Fees

Column Name Data Type Data Size

COURSE_CODE varchar 10

BASE_FEES int 10

SPECIAL_FEES int 10

DISCOUNT int 5

Operators

 Prerequisite 1:
Associates should ensure that the tables specified in the document are available in the My SQL
database, with each table followed by the employee ID.

 Pre-requisite 2:
Load the table with necessary data using the DML statements.

Input Data:

<EMPLOYEE_ID>.COURSE_INFO

Column Name Data Type Data Size

COURSE_CODE varchar2 10 Primary Key

COURSE_NAME varchar2 20

COURSE_DESCRIPTION varchar2 25 0

COURSE_START_DATE Date

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COURSE_DURATION Number

NO_OF_PARTICIPANTS Number

COURSE_TYPE Char(3)

<EMPLOYEE_ID>.STUDENT_INFO

Column Name Data Type Data

Size

STUDENT_ID varchar2 10 Primary

Key

FIRST_NAME varchar2 20

LAST_NAME varchar2 25

ADDRESS varchar2 150

<EMPLOYEE_ID>.STUDENT_COURSES

Column Name Data Type Data

Size

STUDENT_ID varchar2 10 Foreign

Key

COURSE_CODE varchar2 20 Foreign

Key

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<EMPLOYEE_ID>. COURSE_FEES

Column Name Data Type Data

Size

COURSE_CODE varchar2 10 Foreign

key

BASE_FEES Number 10

SPECIAL_FEES Number 10

DISCOUNT Number 5

Exercise1:

Calculate the total fees (base fees + Special fees) for the all the courses and display the course code
along with the total fees.

Exercise2:

 Calculate the discount fees for all the courses and display the course code and discount fees.
 Discount fees = discount* (base fees + Special fees)/100
 [Hint: Use the course_fees table for this.]

Exercise3:

 Display the names of all the courses, the course duration of which is greater than 10 and number
of participants is less than 20.
 [Hint: Use the courses_info table for this.]

Exercise4:

 Display the course code whose base fees are greater than 100 or special fees are less than
1000.
 [Hint: Use the course_fees table for this.]

Exercise5:

 Select all the courses whose base fee > 200.

 [Hint: Use the course_fees table for this.]

Exercise6:

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 Display the students’ ID, first name whose first name is different from their last name.
 [Hint: Use the student_info table for this.]

Exercise7:

 Select all the courses whose base fee is in the range 100 and 3000.
 [Hint: Use the course_fees table for this.]

Exercise8:

 Display the students ID, and first name, whose first name starts with ‘A’
 [Hint: Use the student_info table for this.]

Exercise9:

 Display the students ID, first name whose first name has a character ‘o’
 [Hint: Use the student_info table for this.]

Exercise10:

 Display the names of all the courses where the course description is Null.
 [Hint: Use the courses_info table for this.]

Functions

Case Study Scenario:

This case study is to develop a Course Management System (CMS) for ABC University. The following are
the two use cases for which the database needs to be designed.

Add Course:

To add the course details into the course management system.

Retrieve Course:

Retrieve the courses stored in the system and display it.

The courses to be added will have the following attributes: Course Code, Course Name, Number of
participants, Course Description, Course Duration, Course start date, and Course Type.

Pre-requisite: Use the Course_Info and Course_Fees table.

Insert 2 records in course_fees table with base fees as null.

Insert 2 records in course_fees table with base fees as 300 and 175.

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Exercise1: Write a query which will display the total number of records in Course_Info table.

Exercise2: Develop a query which will gives the sum of all base fees of all courses in the

Course_Fees table.

Pre-requisite: We will use the Course_Info and Course_Fees tables for doing this lend a hand. Add a
new column Infra_Fees in course_fees with type number(5,3). For all the records in update the
Infra_Fees with some values say 45.751, 43.453 etc.

Hints:

Use joins wherever needed

Exercise3: Develop a query which will display the course name and course Infra fees of all the course.
The infra fee should be rounded to one decimal point.

Exercise4: Develop a query which will list all the course code and course names in Course_Info table
where in the first letter should be capital letter.

Exercise5: Develop a query which will display all the Course Name in upper case.

Exercise6: Develop a query which will display all the characters between 1 and 3 of the Course
Description column for all the courses in the Course_Info table.

Pre-requisite:

Use the Course_Info and Course_Fees table.

• Insert 2 records in course_fees table with base fees as null.

• Insert 2 records in course_fees table with base fees as 300 and 175.

• Insert 3 records in course_info table each course with course type CLR,EL, OF

Pre-requisite: Let us use the Student_Info and Course_Fees table.

Exercise7:

Write a query which will convert Student_Info's Student_Id to Number and add 100000 and display it for
all the students in the Student_Info table.

Exercise8:

Write a query which will convert Base_Fees into Varchar from the Course_Fees table.

And display in the following format

'The Base Fees Amount for the course name’ <Course Name>’ is ’<Base Fees>

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