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Feedback of In-Class Exercise 1

The document provides feedback on an in-class exercise consisting of multiple parts and questions. It summarizes the key points of each part. Part A involves questions on data warehousing concepts. Part B involves database design concepts like star schemas, entity relationship diagrams, and database normalization. Statistics are also provided on the performance of 74 students, including the average, standard deviation, median, maximum and minimum scores. The feedback is intended to help students understand how they performed and what concepts were covered.

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Feedback of In-Class Exercise 1

The document provides feedback on an in-class exercise consisting of multiple parts and questions. It summarizes the key points of each part. Part A involves questions on data warehousing concepts. Part B involves database design concepts like star schemas, entity relationship diagrams, and database normalization. Statistics are also provided on the performance of 74 students, including the average, standard deviation, median, maximum and minimum scores. The feedback is intended to help students understand how they performed and what concepts were covered.

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Feedback of

In-Class Exercise 1
By. Dr. Tony K. C. Chan

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Part A
• Question 1: EDW and Data Mart (Page 5 - 6 of Data Warehousing)
• Question 2: Management Science (Page 22 of DSS & BI)
• DSS is proposed to assist solving semistructured or unstructured problems.
• Question 3: Simon's 4 phases of decision making
• Name of the 4 phases with brief desciption
• Related to decide the portfolio of an investment, e.g.,
• collect information of stocks, bons, ...
• go through different portfolio template ...
• choice the one that gives high return ...
• purchase ...
• Question 4: Predictive analytics (Q17 of tutorial BA and Big Data)
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Part B
• Question 5(a): Star / Snowflake schema design
• Fact table: Income
• Dimension Tables: Customer, Time, Theater_Hall
• Denomialize the Customer and Recommends tables
• Denomialize the Theater and Hall tables
• Keys of the tables, and Link between Fact & Dimension
• Composite Key in the Fact table: CustID, TheaterHallID, ReserveDate
• Attribute hierarchies:
• Customer->CustCity->CustCountry->ALL
• Hall->HallType->ALL OR Hall->TheaterLocation->ALL
• Date->Month->Quarter->Year->ALL
• Calculate field in the Fact table: IncomeAmt = IncomePerNight * NoOfNights
3
Part B
• Question 5(b): Create ERD (Entity Relation Diagram

Product_ID Component_ID

N M
Product_Name Product Make up Component Comp_Name

Quantity Description
M
Supplier Provide

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Part B
• Question 5(c) Database Normalization
• 1 NF: Partial functional dependency (procedure_no -> procedure_name and
procedure_no is a subset of the primary key of PET_VISIT)
• Suggested schema
• PET_VISIT (pet_id, visit_date, procedure_no)
• PROCEDURE(procedure_no, procedure_name)
• Other tables

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Statistics
• Number of students: 74
• Mean (average): 14.3
• Standard deviation: 4.4
• Median: 14.5
• Max: 25.5
• Min: 5.5

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THE END

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