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RELIA

CASE STUDY
PRESENTATION

NC
Supermarket

E
Management
System

Database Engineering
Group-18
Members
Anchal Mahunta 2201020572

Jasmine Priyadarshini 2201020573

Ipsita Samant 2201020574

Sandhya Kumari Jha 2201020622

Sibansha Mishra 2201020631


Group: 2
4th sem
CSE
Table Of
CONTENTS
1. Introduction
2. Requirement Analysis
3. ER Diagram & Database Schema
4. Normalisation
5. Implementation
6. System Functionality
7. Security Measures
8. Conclusion
introduction
Introduction
The objective of this project is to design and implement a
comprehensive database management system for a local
supermarket. The system aims to streamline various
aspects of the supermarket's operations, including
inventory management, sales tracking, employee
management, and customer data management. By
centralizing and automating these processes, the
supermarket aims to improve efficiency, reduce errors,
and enhance the overall customer experience.

Database Engineering
Requirement
Analysis

Sales Tracking Inventory Employee Management Customer Data


Management management
It should record sales
The system should allow The system should It should maintain
transactions
for the efficient facilitate the management customer information,
accurately, including
management of the of employee data, including contact
details such as
supermarket's inventory, including personal details, purchase history,
products sold,
including tracking product and loyalty program
quantities, prices, and details, roles, schedules,
details, supplier data.
timestamps. and performance.
information, and stock
levels.
Database Engineering
ER
Diagram
The ERD provides a visual representation of the database
schema, including entities, attributes, and relationships. The
following entities and relationships have been identified:
Entities: Product, Supplier, Sale, Employee, Customer
Relationships:
Product-Supplier (One-to-Many)
Sale-Product (Many-to-Many)
Sale-Employee (Many-to-One)
Sale-Customer (Many-to-One)

Database Engineering
Database
Schema
Based on the ERD, the following database schema has been
proposed:
Employee (e.id,address,join_dt,f_name,m_name,l_name,salary)
Suppliers (s.id,s_name,s_phnno,s_address,s_dealer)
General store (gsid, name, city)
Sales (sale_id,dt_time)
Products (prod_id, prod_name, quantity) Schema
Customers (address, name, feedback)

Database Engineering
Normalization OUR

STOR
OUT
Normalisation
E AB

Normalization organizes database data to reduce


redundancy and dependency.
In 1NF, ensure atomic values and unique attribute
names.
In 2NF, eliminate partial dependencies by moving non-
prime attributes to separate tables.
In 3NF, remove transitive dependencies by separating
attributes dependent on other non-prime attributes.
This process ensures data integrity and efficiency in
database management.
DATABASE ENGINEERING
Implementation
Plan
The implementation will follow the following
steps:
Design the database schema based on
the ERD.
Implement CRUD operations for each
entity.
Develop user interfaces for different
functionalities.
Test the system thoroughly to ensure
data integrity and functionality.
Deploy the system in the production
environment.
System OUR

STOR
OUT
Functionality
E AB

The supermarket management system will handle


inventory management, sales tracking, employee
scheduling, and customer data management
efficiently. It will track stock levels, record sales
transactions, manage employee schedules, and
maintain customer records, including purchase
history and loyalty program details.

DATABASE ENGINEERING
Database Engineering

Security
secu
Measures rity
To ensure data security and privacy, the
following security measures will be
implemented:
Access Control: Different levels of access
for employees based on their roles.
Data Encryption: Sensitive data such as
customer information will be encrypted
to prevent unauthorized access.
CONC
Database Engineering

L
Conclusion

US
The supermarket management system

ION
database project aims to modernize the
supermarket's operations by centralizing
data management and automating key
processes. By implementing this system,
the supermarket expects to improve
efficiency, accuracy, and customer
satisfaction.
Thank You !
Thank You!

Database Engineering

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