Across
- 1. This constraint ensures there are no duplicate student IDs.
- 4. This relationship type involves a student being associated with another student (e.g., mentorship or buddy system).
- 6. An operation used in query languages to fetch specific information from a table (e.g., SELECT).
- 8. The process of organizing a database to reduce data redundancy and improve integrity.
- 10. A formal query language for managing data in relational databases.
- 11. This key is used to uniquely identify a student in the SIS.
- 12. A set of attributes that together uniquely identify a student in the database.
Down
- 2. This type of relationship connects students to courses they are enrolled in.
- 3. The type of key that links student and course tables, ensuring no orphaned records.
- 5. This relational operation combines two tables based on a common attribute, like student IDs.
- 7. A visual representation showing the entities involved in the system (students, courses, professors).
- 9. A set of rules or principles followed to maintain the integrity and consistency of the data.
