INFT1032: UO Data Driven Web Technologies
ADELAIDE METRO
 
INFT 1032 UO Data Driven Web Technologies SP3 2025
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Details
• Weigh ng 25% of your overall grade.
• This assignment is to be completed individually.
• Due Week 5
Course Objec ves to Achieve
CO1. Explain how data is stored and retrieved from a rela onal database and the advantages of using the rela onal mode.
CO2. Design a rela onal database given a set of data and usage requirements.
CO3. Implement database queries to retrieve specified data from a rela onal database.
CO4. Construct dynamic webpages using web mark-up languages and data sources.
CO5. Describe and discuss the advantages of a range of web architectures.
Academic Integrity
See Course Outline sec on: Academic Integrity. Ar ficial Intelligence (AI) tools are prohibited within this course and any detec on of AI will be reported as Academic Integrity.
Important Note
This document proposes the requirements for all components of the assessment. This document may contain imperfectly or poten ally incorrectly writen sec ons. If you spot any errors, or are uncertain of anything, please post on the discussion forum.
Adelaide Metro
Background: Your consul ng company has been contracted to design and prepare a database for Adelaide Metro, the public transport system of the Adelaide area, around the capital city of South Australia. Adelaide Metro offers an integrated network of bus, tram, and train services throughout the metropolitan area. The network has an annual patronage of 79.9 million, with 51 million journeys by bus, 15.6 million by train, and 9.4 million by tram (reported in 2018-19).
Adelaide Metro operates a diverse fleet of vehicles, including buses, trams, and trains, each requiring regular maintenance and service to ensure safety and reliability. The organiza on employs a wide range of staff, from drivers and conductors to maintenance personnel and administra ve staff. Addi onally, Adelaide Metro offers account services for passengers, allowing them to manage their travel and payment op ons conveniently.

INFT 1032 UO Data Driven Web Technologies SP3 2025
Requirements:
Adelaide Metro needs a comprehensive database to manage several key aspects of their opera ons:
1. Fleet of Vehicles:
• Informa on about each vehicle: This includes details such as the type of
vehicle (bus, tram, train), model, capacity, and unique iden fiers.
• Service History: Maintenance and repair records for each vehicle to ensure
they are kept in op mal condi on.
2. Service History:
• Maintenance Records: Detailed logs of all maintenance ac vi es, including dates, types of service, and any specific issues addressed.
• Repair Records: Informa on on any repairs performed, including parts
replaced and labor involved.
3. Staff:
• Employee Details: Informa on about all employees, including their roles (e.g., drivers, conductors, maintenance staff), contact informa on, and any vehicles they are assigned to.
• Training and Cer fica on: Records of any training or cer fica ons staff members have completed, ensuring they are qualified for their roles.
4. Passengers:
• Account Informa on: Details of passengers who have accounts with Adelaide
Metro, including contact informa on and account status.
• Journey History: Records of all journeys made by passengers, including dates,
start and end loca ons, and the vehicles used.
Example Use Cases:
1. Fleet Management: Track the service history of each vehicle to schedule  mely maintenance and prevent breakdowns.
2. Staff Assignment: Assign drivers and conductors to specific vehicles and routes based on their qualifica ons and availability.
3. Passenger Services: Manage passenger accounts and provide personalized services based on their travel history and preferences.
4. Repor ng: Generate reports on vehicle usage, maintenance ac vi es, staff performance, and passenger journeys to support decision-making and improve opera ons.
Addi onal Informa on:
You may refer to the following websites to get more informa on on Adelaide Metro and what may need to be captured to create an effec ve database schema: htps://www.adelaidemetro.com.au/about-us/what-is-adelaide-metro
Tasks
Below is a list of the tasks you need to complete:
 
INFT 1032 UO Data Driven Web Technologies SP3 2025
1. Design a Domain Model Diagram using UML Nota on to capture all the relevant data and reduce the possibility of anomalies.
1. Provide Jus fica on for your design decisions. There are mul ple ways to design this database, you need to jus fy why you chose specific table structures and associa ons.
2. The design needs to meet 3rd normal form. Adequate jus fica on must be provided for tables/atributes that do not meet these criteria giving examples with the reasoning.
3. Use the UML nota on conven ons demonstrated and discussed in class.
2. Translate your Domain Model Diagram into Table Schemas
1. Clearly iden fy all relevant keys (including candidate keys, foreign keys)
2. Use the table schema conven on demonstrated in class.
3. Construct Table crea on statements.
1. These must run and include named constraints, meaningful data types
2. Using the SQL conven ons demonstrated in class
4. Provide 3 example queries of how you might extract data from your database to
display useful Queries that demonstrate how your design will work. A “SELECT * FROM Table X” is insufficient for this. We would be looking for JOINs, Aggrega on and Grouping. Consider the suggested use cases men oned above for inspira on.
Submission
Submit your design as a single word document clearly iden fying:
• Your Domain model.
• Design jus fica on providing a detailed explana on of your design choices,
demonstra ng a though ul considera on of the project requirements and
constraints.
• 3rd Normalisa on check of main tables - highligh ng any devia ons and providing
jus fica on for their inclusion. You can do this by showing the func onal
dependencies as reviewed in the W1 Normalisa on sec on.
• Table crea on statements with meaningful data types for the example data. Jus fy
your choice of data types, considering factors such as data integrity, storage
efficiency, and compa bility with the intended use of the database. • Your example queries and what ques ons they address.
Marking Scheme
Domain Model UML [40]
• Atributes & Classes [10]
• Style [10]
• Normalisa on Check and 3rd Normal Form [10] • Jus fica on [10]
Schemas [25]
• Atributes [10]
• Schema Keys [10]
• Consistency with the Domain Model applies to both!
Table Crea on [25]

INFT 1032 UO Data Driven Web Technologies SP3 2025
• SQL Statements [10]
• Constraint names and other conven ons [10]
• Consistency with the Schemas and Domain Model also applies to both!
Example Queries [10]
• Example aggregate + join SQL Statements to extract informa on from your new DB structure
Reviews
All submissions may be subject to an in-person review to ensure academic integrity standards are upheld.
Extensions
All extension requests require a valid medical cer ficate or suppor ng documenta on, or they will be declined without considera on. These must be received in advance of the due date. Extensions requested in the last days may be declined.

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