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Friday, June 17, 2011
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Assignment No. 04
Semester Spring2011
Database Management Systems-CS403
Total Marks: 15
Due Date: 20/06/2011
| Objective: To learn and understand basic concepts of SQL statements with the emphasis on “where” clause. Instructions: Please read the following instructions carefully before solving & submitting assignment: It should be clear that your assignment will not get any credit (marks) if:
- The assignment is submitted after due date.
- The submitted assignment does not open or file corrupt.
- The submitted assignment is in the format other than MS Word (doc).
- The assignment is copied (from other student or copy from handouts).
- Student ID is not mentioned in the assignment File or name of file is other than student ID.
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Q 1: Write SQL statements/queries to show the data for each of individual scenario given below from the given tables on the next page. 15 marks (3+3+3+3+3)
- Show all the Category names with their Supplier names.
- Show all the names of Products with their IDs.
- Show all the products of “Bumper & Components” Category.
- Show all the Product names and their Supplier names.
- Show all those Product IDs supplied by “S & S corporations”.
“You will have to give the reason, If the query for any of above statement cannot execute”
Product
| Product ID | Product Name | Category ID |
| PID-1 | Bumper Cover | CT-1 |
| PID-2 | Bumper | CT-1 |
| PID-3 | Fender | CT-2 |
| PID-4 | Mirrors | CT-3 |
| PID-5 | Hood | CT-4 |
Category
| Category ID | Category Name | Supplier ID |
| CT-1 | Bumper & Components | SP-1 |
| CT-2 | Fenders & Components | SP-2 |
| CT-3 | Mirrors & Components | SP-2 |
| CT-4 | Hoods & Components | SP-3 |
Supplier
| Supplier ID | Supplier Name |
| SP-1 | S & S corporations |
| SP-2 | AB Hardwares |
| SP-3 | CG Brothers |
| Guidelines / Instructions - Understand the scenario on the basis of given data only.
- Write only SQL statements, don’t show any data.
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Friday, June 17, 2011
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Quiz will cover video lecture no. 01 to 33
| Schedule |
| Opening Date and Time | June 21, 2011 At 12:01 AM (Mid-Night) |
| Closing Date and Time | June 23, 2011 At 11:59 PM (Mid-Night) |
Friday, June 17, 2011
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Question # 1
All of the following are considered as the core values of correctness, except:
Select correct option:
Proper grammar
Punctuation
Spelling
Loudness page#110
Question # 2
Which of the following is not suggested for an appropriate ending of business writing?
Select correct option:
Keep the ending paragraph as long as circumstances allow.
Avoid the inclusion of negative information in the ending.
Include reader-benefit material, if appropriate.
State who is to perform the desired action if the action is to be performed by someone other than the reader.
Question # 3
Which one of the following is not required to keep conciseness in writing?
Select correct option:
Including only relevant material
Adding extra and unrelated information
Eliminating wordy expressions
Avoiding unnecessary repetition
Question # 4
Which of the following method is generally preferred when presenting positive or good-news information?
Select correct option:
Direct method page#120
Indirect method
Supporting method
Sustaining method
Question # 5
Business associates can be a helpful source for:
Select correct option:
Identifying probable questions and objections page#67
Can reveal questions and concerns
It is helpful to recall the questions
None of the given options
Question # 6
Which one of the following seating is the least comfortable for an audience, especially for presentations that last longer than an hour?
Select correct option:
U-formation
Modified T-formation
Conventional classroom style
Conventional theater style page#81
Question # 7
Which one of the following should not be interpreted to mean brevity, which will result in an incomplete message?
Select correct option:
Conciseness page#111
Correctness
Consideration
Courtesy
Question # 8
All of the following are Essential parts of a letter EXCEPT:
Select correct option:
Letterhead
Salutation
Subject line page#128
Signature
Question # 9
Q&A is an abbreviation of which of the following?
Select correct option:
Quest and availability
Question and answer page#68
Question and anticipation
Query and audience
Question # 10
All of the following are the benefits of handouts EXCEPT:
Select correct option:
Handouts eliminate the need for note taking.
Handouts provide an accurate record of the information being presented.
Handouts can be used with all types of presentation media.
Handouts passed out in advance tend to cause attendees to prejudge the presenter and/or the presentation. Page#94
Friday, June 17, 2011
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Dear Students,
Graded Discussion Board for Business Communication (ENG301) will be opened on 22-06-2011.
Its closing date is 23-06-2011.
The discussion topic is: “Business reports are useless in the presence of print media and internet.” Do you agree?
Read the following instructions carefully before posting your comments:- Your comments should not exceed 100-120 words.
- GDB carries 5% weightage.
- Relevant and original ideas written in correct English will be highly appreciated.
- Post your comments on GDB & NOT on the Regular MDB.
- Comments sent through e-mail or posted on regular MDB will NOT be graded.
- Comments copied from internet or other sources will be graded poor.
