Can I have this done by midnight saturday 5/14?

Can I have this done by midnight saturday 5/14?


Course Project DeVry University College of Engineering and Information Sciences Course Number: CEIS236 Background Modern daily life is almost inconceivable without databases. Online transactions, course catalogs, search engines, etc all use databases. We depend on databases for many aspects of our lives. It is important that these databases are designed and implemented correctly. With the increase of the Internet of Things and growth of online transactions database design, implementation, and management has many employment opportunities. This project walks through the process of design, development, and implementation of a relational database. Scenario Design a database system using ER diagrams and normalization. Create the database in a Relational Database Management System using SQL and create queries to retrieve data from the database. Module 2: Conceptual Database Design Objectives · To understand and develop business rules · Create ERD · Create UML class diagrams Steps 1) PART I: Write the business rule(s) that govern the relationship between AGENT and CUSTOMER.  PART II: Given the business rule(s) you wrote in Part 1, create the basic Crow's Foot ERD using Microsoft Visio.  PART III: Using the ERD you drew in Part 2, create the equivalent object representation and UML class diagram. (Use the following figure as your guide.)  Deliverables · Complete the Course Project Deliverable CEIS236 Final Project Rubric Performance Fail Good Excellent Points Awarded Total Possible Points Points 0 5 10 10 Part I: Correct business rule No rule was identified. Rule was developed but contained errors. Logical business rule. Points 0 5 10 10 Part II: ERD diagram No diagram was submitted. ERD diagram was submitted but contains some errors. Correct diagram. Points 0 5 10 10 Part III: Object representation and UML class diagram No diagram was submitted. Object representation and UML class diagram was submitted but contain errors. Correct diagrams.