Department of Computer Engineering

Title
Submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements
of the Diploma
in
COMPUTER ENGINEERING
by
Name Roll. No
Rohit Ganji 23203C0057
Disha Patel 23203C0063
Aishwarya Mane 23203C0014

UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF

Ms. POONAM PAWAR

Department of Computer Engineering

Vidyalankar Polytechnic
Wadala (E), Mumbai -37
(Affiliated to MSBTE)
2024-2025

Part-A
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Title of Micro Project: E-Commerce Database Schema and Query

1.0 Brief Introduction:

Introduction:
This database schema is designed for a basic e-commerce system, encompassing essential
entities such as Products, Customers, Orders, and Order Items. It demonstrates the relational
structure required to manage products, track customer information, record orders, and
maintain order item details.

Key features include:

- Products Table: Stores product details like name, price, and stock availability.
- Customers Table: Manages customer information, including names and email addresses.
- Orders Table: Links customers to their orders, capturing the order date.
- Order_Items Table: Records details of individual items in an order, including the product and
quantity purchased.

This schema supports functionality such as querying available stock, retrieving customer order
details, and ensuring data consistency using foreign key constraints. Additionally, sample data
insertion and queries are provided to demonstrate practical use cases for the schema, such as
fetching stock availability or detailed customer order summaries.

2.0 Aim of the Micro Project:

The aim of this project is to design and implement a robust relational database for an e-
commerce platform, enabling efficient management of product inventory, customer details, and
order processing. The database ensures:

1. Data Integrity: By using primary and foreign key constraints, the schema maintains consistency
between related tables.
2. Scalability: A modular structure that can be easily expanded to accommodate additional
features, such as shipping details or payment records.
3. Functionality: Supports core e-commerce operations like product inventory tracking, customer
management, and order processing.
4. Ease of Querying: Provides efficient querying capabilities to retrieve stock availability,
customer order details, and other critical data for operational and analytical purposes.

This project serves as the foundation for an e-commerce system, streamlining data organization
and ensuring reliable performance for real-world applications.
3.0 Action Plan (Sequence and time required for major activities for 8 weeks)
Sr. Details of Activity Planned Planned Name of
No. Start Date Finish Responsible Team
Date Members
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1 Planning of the project 23-10-24 23-10-24 Aishwarya and Disha

2 Execution 24-10-24 26-10-24 Disha and Rohit

3 Debugging 26-10-24 2-11-24 Aishwarya and Rohit

4 Finalizing 3-10-24 3-10-24 Disha Aishwarya and

Rohit

4.0 Resources Required (Such as raw material, some machining facility, software etc.)
Sr. Name of Resource/Material Specifications Qty Remarks
No.
1 oracle Live sql 1
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PART-B (Outcomes after Execution and Format for Micro-Project Report, About 6-10 Pages)
For 1st to 4th Semester

Title of Micro Project:

1.0 Brief Description: (Importance of the project, in about 100 to 200 words)
This database schema is designed for a basic e-commerce system, encompassing essential
entities such as Products, Customers, Orders, and Order Items. It demonstrates the relational
structure required to manage products, track customer information, record orders, and
maintain order item details.
This schema supports functionality such as querying available stock, retrieving customer order
details, and ensuring data consistency using foreign key constraints. Additionally, sample data
insertion and queries are provided to demonstrate practical use cases for the schema, such as
fetching stock availability or detailed customer order summaries.

2.0 Aim of Micro Project: (in about 100 to 200 words)

1. Data Integrity: By using primary and foreign key constraints, the schema maintains
consistency between related tables.
2. Scalability: A modular structure that can be easily expanded to accommodate additional
features, such as shipping details or payment records.
3. Functionality: Supports core e-commerce operations like product inventory tracking,
customer management, and order processing.
4. Ease of Querying: Provides efficient querying capabilities to retrieve stock availability,
customer order details, and other critical data for operational and analytical purposes.

3.0 Course Outcomes Integrated (Add to the earlier list if more CO’s are addressed)
Actual Procedure followed
Course Outcomes (COs) Integrated:

This project addresses several course outcomes (COs) related to database design and management.
The following COs are integrated into the project:

1. CO1: Understanding Database Concepts

- Develops a foundational understanding of relational database management systems (RDBMS),
including schema design and normalization principles.
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2. CO2: Implementing Database Schemas

- Demonstrates the creation of relational database tables using SQL, incorporating primary and
foreign keys for data integrity.

3. CO3: Ensuring Data Integrity and Consistency

- Utilizes constraints such as `PRIMARY KEY` and `FOREIGN KEY` to maintain consistent relationships
between tables.

4. CO4: Writing SQL Queries for Data Retrieval

- Constructs efficient SQL queries to extract meaningful insights, such as stock availability and
customer order details.

5. CO5: Real-World Problem Solving

- Applies database design principles to solve a practical problem in e-commerce, simulating real-
world scenarios like inventory management and order processing.

6. CO6: Data Manipulation and Analysis

- Uses SQL `INSERT`, `SELECT`, `JOIN`, and `WHERE` statements to manipulate and analyze data
effectively.

7. CO7: Enhancing System Scalability

- Demonstrates a modular and scalable database structure that can be extended to include
additional features such as shipping and payments.

This project integrates these outcomes by providing hands-on experience with database design,
implementation, and querying, thereby enhancing both theoretical understanding and practical skills.

5.0 Actual Resources Used: (Mention the actual resources used)

Sr. Name of Resource/Material Specifications Qty Remarks

No.
1 Laptop 2
2 Oracle/ live sql Latest 2
3 Mingw Null 2

6.0 Outputs of the Micro Projects

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7.0 Skill Developed/Learning out of this Micro Project

Through the completion of this micro-project, the following skills and learning outcomes were
developed:
1. Database Design Skills
- Ability to design relational database schemas tailored for real-world applications, such as an e-
commerce system.
- Understanding the importance of entity relationships and their representation using primary and
foreign keys.
2. SQL Query Proficiency
- Writing and executing SQL statements for table creation, data insertion, and retrieval.
- Mastery of advanced SQL operations such as joins, aggregations, and filtering.
3. Data Integrity and Consistency Management
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- Applying constraints like `PRIMARY KEY`, `FOREIGN KEY`, and `NOT NULL` to ensure reliable data
entry and consistency.
4. Problem-Solving Skills
- Translating real-world requirements into a functional database schema to address operational
needs.
- Debugging and resolving errors during database creation and query execution.
5. E-Commerce System Understanding
- Gained insight into the core components of an e-commerce platform, including products,
customers, and orders.
- Understanding how databases are used in inventory tracking, customer relationship management,
and order fulfillment.
6. Data Analysis and Reporting
- Developing queries to extract actionable insights, such as stock availability and detailed customer
order summaries.
7. Hands-on Practice with RDBMS Tools
- Practical experience with relational database management tools like Oracle, MySQL, or PostgreSQL.
8. Scalability and Extensibility Awareness
- Building a modular database design that can be expanded with additional features as business
needs evolve.
This micro-project provided a comprehensive understanding of database management systems and
their application to solve practical problems, enhancing both technical skills and analytical abilities.

Name of Student: Aishwarya Mane Enrollment No: 23111580152

Name of Programmed: CO Semester: 3rd
Course Title: Computer Engineering Code: 313304
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Title of the Micro Project: E-Commerce Database Schema and Query

Micro Project Evaluation Sheet

Process Assessment Product Assessment Total Marks 10

Part-A Project Part-B Individual
Project Proposal Methodology Project Report/ Presentation/
(Mark-2) (Mark-2) Working Model Viva
(Marks-2) (Marks-4)

Comments/Suggestions about team work/leadership/inter-personal communication (if any)

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Any other Comments:

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Name and Designation of Faculty Members

Signature:

Name of Student: Rohit Ganji Enrollment No: 23111580195

Name of Programmed: CO Semester: 3rd
Course Title: Computer Engineering Code: 313304
Title of the Micro Project: E-Commerce Database Schema and Query

Micro Project Evaluation Sheet

 Department of Computer Engineering

Process Assessment Product Assessment Total Marks 10

Part-A Project Part-B Individual
Project Proposal Methodology Project Report/ Presentation/
(Mark-2) (Mark-2) Working Model Viva
(Marks-2) (Marks-4)

Comments/Suggestions about team work/leadership/inter-personal communication (if any)

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Any other Comments:

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Name and Designation of Faculty Members

Signature:

Name of Student: Disha Patel Enrollment No: 23111580201

Name of Programmed: CO Semester: 3rd
Course Title: Computer Engineering Code: 313304
Title of the Micro Project: E-Commerce Database Schema and Query

Micro Project Evaluation Sheet

Process Assessment Product Assessment Total Marks 10

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Part-A Project Part-B Individual

Project Proposal Methodology Project Report/ Presentation/
(Mark-2) (Mark-2) Working Model Viva
(Marks-2) (Marks-4)

Comments/Suggestions about team work/leadership/inter-personal communication (if any)

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Any other Comments:

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Name and Designation of Faculty Members

Signature: