The Session Long Project (SLP) spans from ?Module 1 to Module 4. You are to build on what you have accomplished

 The Session Long Project (SLP) spans from  Module 1 to Module 4. You are to build on what you have accomplished in  previous modules based on the learning materials. That is, the Module 2  SLP is built on the Module 1 SLP assignment, and the Module 3 SLP is  built on the Module 2 assignment, etc. Please follow the instructions  below closely:

Problem Definition 

A used-book store has been in business for over a month. The owners  have been so busy that they have not had time to design and implement a  computer-based system to track their operation. They would like to build  a database system to help the business.

You are hired to design, program, and implement a database to help  this bookstore. You will work on this project from Module 1 through  Module 4. By Module 4, the database you develop will be able to provide  the following information:

• Employee information (e.g., employee name, address, phone number, hiring date, salary, etc.).
• Information about the books and CDs in the bookstore (e.g., title, author, price, etc.).
• Sales of CDs and books, searchable by date
• Current inventory status of books and CDs
• Any other output you think appropriate

Please note that above is the final output of the system you are about to design by the end of Module 4.

This is the relevant data for the first month of operation. The  owners have saved the information in an Excel file. You might want to  take the data into consideration when you design the database.

Your task is to:

• Discuss the kinds of data needed for such a system (attributes), and the data types of these attributes.
• Create a voiceover PowerPoint presentation to explain how you would  design the database system, focusing on the tables you will create in  this database, the attributes of each table, and the primary keys of  each table to address the requirements of the store owners. Do not worry  about not getting it right the first time. You will be able to improve  your design over the next few modules after you learn new DB concepts  and principles.