====== Phase 1 ====== ===== Space Requirements ===== Entire access database size: 2,972 KB ===== Amount of Data ===== 5 tables total 2 major tables, with rows x cols of 24x37 and 29x600 ===== Growth Pattern ===== New data is added when new faculty members come to the Graduate School. Old / expired faculty may be removed also. The growth pattern of the data depends on the growth of the University, but the data will most likely stay relatively small for a long period of time. ===== Database Access ===== ==== Admin Access ==== 1-2 users. Me and my IT helper. ==== Write Access ==== 2-4 users. One office that has ~5 workers will actually need to change the data. ==== Read Access ==== 'www.umbc' webserver user. This is the important one here. We would like to create a webpage that queries the database live via PHP to display up to date faculty information. Our current page ( http://webdev.umbc.edu/grad_list/index.html ) is updated manually. We could implement the code in two ways that would effect the number of read access's on the database. A) the code queries and updates the listing once a week. B) the code queries and updates the listing everytime someone accesses the webpage. The entire Graduate School community uses this listing. I am unable to get statistics from OIT to tell you how many accesses occur to this page. We get about 2 requests per month from programs to update it. ===== Table Schema ===== {{projects:faculty:graduatefacultyrelationship.jpg?186×166}} click picture to zoom ====== Phase 2 ====== ===== Space Requirements ===== Same as phase 1. Will be measureable by size of temporary Oracle table space. ===== Amount of Data ===== ~6 tables total Same data, just normalized into different related tables ===== Growth Pattern ===== Same as phase 1. ===== Database Access ===== ==== Admin Access ==== Same as phase 1. ==== Write Access ==== Same as phase 1. ==== Read Access ==== Same as phase 1. We would slightly alter the PHP code to query the same data correctly. ===== Table Schema ===== {{projects:faculty:erdiagram0.3.png?129x164}} click picture to zoom