[Solved] IT 330 Milestone Two

In Module Four, submit a systems analysis for your project, including a comprehensive entity-relationship diagram (ERD). Although you may use any tool to complete the ERD, it is strongly recommended that you use Microsoft Visio and then save the diagram into an image format (GIF or JPG) and then copy and paste the image into your systems analysis.All sections of this milestone should be compiled into a single Word document. Furthermore, all of Milestone One should be included in Milestone Two.Remember, this activity is based upon the scenario from your final project:ScenarioBooksRUs is a local bookstore that started in 1978 in a small New England town. BooksRUs has been able to withstand the challenges of larger bookstore chains, as well as the internet giant Amazon.com, by offering new and used books and other products in a comfortable location that includes a caf with free WiFi.BooksRUs recently purchased another local bookstore called Great Books, USA, from an owner who is retiring. Both businesses use a simple bookkeeping system that includes Microsoft Excel.The owners of BooksRUs, Tom and Sarah Smith, would like a more efficient way to store inventory data and report on the various business essentials. They are also preparing to offer e-commerce on their website. A consulting firm has recommended capturing information in a database and linking access to the database for each store. Tom and Sarah purchased Microsoft SQL Server to do this. The consulting firm has hired you to complete the database for BooksRUs. In addition to creating the database, you will provide a report for your supervisor at the consulting firm; this report should describe the rationale for and proposed development of the database.Imagine that you have interviewed the store owners, Tom and Sarah Smith, and these are the questions with which they are most concerned:1. How many books are sold each month by the publisher? This is important because quantity discounts are available from the publisher.2. Which authors are the biggest sellers of books in our stores? This is important because the publisher offers discounts for certain authors each month.3. What books are associated with each publisher?4. What are the most popular products besides books that are sold in each store? In addition to books, the stores sell magazines, caf-specific products likecoffee and pastries, and various gift products.5. From what region(s) (by ZIP code) do customers visit our stores? This is important because it will assist with future marketing efforts.6. What customer data must be stored for the e-commerce portion of the website?This milestone will be graded using the Milestone Two Rubric found on the following page. The milestone should include the following: A comprehensive entity-relationship diagram (ERD)o This must include an appropriate set of attributes for each entity. A relational modelo Your relational model should be logical, should reflect strong understanding of the overall function of your database, and must comply with eachof the requirements laid out in the ERD. A functional dependencies diagram normalized into 3NFo Based upon the ERD you create, devise dependency diagrams and normalize the data into 3NF.o This step will require you to compile a collective list of all the functional dependencies in order to create the model.o The data in this section must reflect the list of functional dependencies and must be accurately normalized into 3NF. A functional relational schema normalized into 3NFo Based upon the ERD and the dependency diagrams, create the relational schema and normalize the data into 3NF. A list of proposed querieso Based on the six questions that most concern the bookstore owners, develop a single query that will answer each question.RubricGuidelines for Submission: Written components of the project must follow these formatting guidelines when applicable: double spacing, 12-point Times NewRoman font, one-inch margins, and discipline-appropriate citations.Instructor Feedback: This activity uses an integrated rubric in Blackboard. Students can view instructor feedback in the Grade Center. For more information,review these instructions.Critical Elements Exemplary (100%) Proficient (85%) Needs Improvement (55%) Not Evident (0%) ValueEntity-RelationshipDiagram (ERD)ERD is logical, comprehensive,and well-designed, includes allof the design considerations andrequirements discussed in theMilestone One submission, andincludes an appropriate set ofattributes for each entityERD is logical and complete andincludes most of the designconsiderations andrequirements discussed in theMilestone One submission. Itincludes an appropriate set ofattributes for most or all of theentitiesERD is logical but lacking someof the important designconsiderations andrequirements discussed in theMilestone One submission. Itincludes an appropriate set ofattributes for some of theentitiesERD lacks logic or is incomplete.Several of the designconsiderations andrequirements discussed in theMilestone One submission aremissing. Several of the entitiesare missing the appropriateattributes20Relational Model Relational model is logical andreflects a strong understandingof the overall function of yourdatabase. Relational modelcomplies with each of therequirements laid out in theERDRelational model is logical andreflects understanding of theoverall function of yourdatabase. Relational modelcomplies with most of therequirements laid out in theERDRelational model is logical andcohesive. Relational modelcomplies with some of therequirements laid out in theERDRelational model lacks cohesion,logic, or both. Relational modelfails to comply with most or allof the requirements laid out inthe ERD20FunctionalDependencies ModelAccurately normalized into 3NF Fails to normalize to 3NF butsufficiently normalizes to 2NFFails to normalize to 3NF or 2NF.Normalized to 1NF or belowFails to normalize 20FunctionalRelationalSchemaAccurately normalized into 3NF Fails to normalize to 3NF butsufficiently normalizes to 2NFFails to normalize to 3NF or 2NF.Normalized to 1NF or belowFails to normalize 20Queries Accurately writes all queries toanswer owners questionsAccurately writes most queriesto answer owners questionsQueries written do not answerowners questionsQueries not provided 20Earned Total 100%