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Assignment 1 Question 1 ER Diagram Never Stand Still Faculty of Engineering Computer Science and Engineering Assignment 1 Question 1 ER Diagram

Research Project Each research project has to be supported by a funding. A funding is uniquely identified by its ID, and we also need to know its amount. For a research project, we also need to know the name, area, expected outcome, starting time and expected duration. A project may touch several different areas.

Research Project Each research project has to be supported by a funding. A funding is uniquely identified by its ID, and we also need to know its amount. For a research project, we also need to know the name, area, expected outcome, starting time and expected duration. A project may touch several different areas.

Research Project Each research project has to be supported by a funding. A funding is uniquely identified by its ID, and we also need to know its amount. For a research project, we also need to know the name, area, expected outcome, starting time and expected duration. A project may touch several different areas.

Research Project Each research project has to be supported by a funding. A funding is uniquely identified by its ID, and we also need to know its amount. For a research project, we also need to know the name, area, expected outcome, starting time and expected duration. A project may touch several different areas. Question: How can we uniquely identify Project?

Research Project Each research project has to be supported by a funding. A funding is uniquely identified by its ID, and we also need to know its amount. For a research project, we also need to know the name, area, expected outcome, starting time and expected duration. A project may touch several different areas. Question: How can we uniquely identify Project?

Research Project Each research project has to be supported by a funding. A funding is uniquely identified by its ID, and we also need to know its amount. For a research project, we also need to know the name, area, expected outcome, starting time and expected duration. A project may touch several different areas. Question: How can we uniquely identify Project?

Researcher A research project is carried out by several researchers, and a researcher can work on several research projects. The time a researcher works on a project is in need. A researcher can be uniquely identified by his/her email. The total number of papers he/she has published is of interest, so as his/her address, which is composed of city and street.

Researcher A research project is carried out by several researchers, and a researcher can work on several research projects. The time a researcher works on a project is in need. A researcher can be uniquely identified by his/her email. The total number of papers he/she has published is of interest, so as his/her address, which is composed of city and street.

Researcher A researcher can be either a Professor or a PhD student. A PhD student has to be supervised by exactly one professor. A professor can supervise multiple PhD students. We need to know the year a PhD student started his/her PhD program. We need to know the number of students a professor is supervising.

Researcher A researcher can be either a Professor or a PhD student. A PhD student has to be supervised by exactly one professor. A professor can supervise multiple PhD students. We need to know the year a PhD student started his/her PhD program. We need to know the number of students a professor is supervising.

Researcher A researcher can be either a Professor or a PhD student. A PhD student has to be supervised by exactly one professor. A professor can supervise multiple PhD students. We need to know the year a PhD student started his/her PhD program. We need to know the number of students a professor is supervising.

Researcher A researcher can be either a Professor or a PhD student. A PhD student has to be supervised by exactly one professor. A professor can supervise multiple PhD students. We need to know the year a PhD student started his/her PhD program. We need to know the number of students a professor is supervising.

Professor – Lead – Research Project A research project can have a leading professor, and a professor can lead at most one project.

Paper A paper must be the result of cooperation between several researchers. A paper can be uniquely identified by its DOI. Also of interest are the title, publisher and date published.

Paper A paper must be the result of cooperation between several researchers. A paper can be uniquely identified by its DOI. Also of interest are the title, publisher and date published.

Paper A paper must be the result of cooperation between several researchers. A paper can be uniquely identified by its DOI. Also of interest are the title, publisher and date published.

All Together Alternatives Exist with Different Interpretations and Assumptions