Entity Relationship Diagram - ERD - Conceptual Model - Crow's Foot Notation - Class 5

Entity Relationship Diagram - ERD - Conceptual Model - Crow's Foot Notation - How to draw an ERD in a Conceptual Modal using Crow's Foot Notation to represent Entities, Attributes and Relationships - Video Class 5 - Part of the Database Design Course - Published by Good4College

[@vincentverdugo]

Made it so easy to understand in such a short amount of time, thank you.

[@good4collegevideoclass590]

You're very welcome!

[@good4collegevideoclass590]

You are very welcome Vincent.

[@owenpherbst3411]

Creepy, but effective

[@good4collegevideoclass590]

this is the point, be effective, Thanks ;)

[@nullspace9600]

Helpful content! Is it okay though if my conceptual model has no attributes as yet and rather include them in my logical model?

[@gabriellasZgIE]

Finally someone explained it so easy, tnx

[@good4collegevideoclass590]

Thanks :)

[@ptk4392]

thanks for the help

[@animeislifebuthtmlislaifu7974]

Thanks I understand the relationship now

[@mywifeleftmeandtookthekids]

amazing video

[@bonjo_pippo]

Amazing explanation😊

[@good4collegevideoclass590]

Thanks :)

[@A-fashionista]

Wow it was amazing 😍 Sir can you give some idea about making ER diagram of android task monitoring Because I was so confused about it.

[@good4collegevideoclass590]

Will try

[@CreativeGZ]

Thanks for this.

[@good4collegevideoclass590]

thanks :)

[@sofisamil6593]

amazing job

[@good4collegevideoclass590]

Thanks ;)

[@drogout]

Base de Datos - UPN :y

[@a1994s]

good

[@Mipeal]

the owner can have 0 cars as well

[@good4collegevideoclass590]

Hello Mipeal, yes he can, on this example the applied rule was 1. The rules are applied according to the system requirements. Thanks for your comment.

[@adenekanisraelanu46]

Being classified as an owner shows you own at least one or more

[@boy123838]

gj