Using the STUDENT table structure shown, do the following:
ATTRIBUTE NAME |
SAMPLE VALUE |
SAMPLE VALUE |
SAMPLE VALUE |
SAMPLE VALUE |
SAMPLE VALUE |
STU_NUM |
211343 |
200128 |
199876 |
198648 |
223456 |
STU_LNAME |
Stephanos |
Smith |
Jones |
Ortiz |
McKulski |
STU_MAJOR |
Accounting |
Accounting |
Marketing |
Marketing |
Statistics |
DEPT_CODE |
ACCT |
ACCT |
MKTG |
MKTG |
MATH |
DEPT_NAME |
Accounting |
Accounting |
Marketing |
Marketing |
Mathematics |
DEPT_PHONE |
4356 |
4356 |
4378 |
4378 |
3420 |
COLLEGE_NAME |
Business Admin |
Business Admin |
Business Admin |
Business Admin |
Arts & Sciences |
ADVISOR_LNAME |
Grastrand |
Grastrand |
Gentry |
Tillery |
Chen |
ADVISOR_OFFICE |
T201 |
T201 |
T228 |
T356 |
J331 |
ADVISOR_BLDG |
Torre Building |
Torre Building |
Torre Building |
Torre Building |
Jones Building |
ADVISOR_PHONE |
2115 |
2115 |
2123 |
2159 |
3209 |
STU_GPA |
3.87 |
2.78 |
2.31 |
3.45 |
3.58 |
STU_HOURS |
75 |
45 |
117 |
113 |
87 |
STU_CLASS |
Junior |
Sophomore |
Senior |
Senior |
Junior |
Note
Although the completed student hours(STU_HOURS) do determine the student classification (STU_CLASS),this dependency is not as obvious as you might initially assume itto be. For example, a student is considered a junior if the studenthas completed between 61 and 90 credit hour
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