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University Database ERD models a complete academic institution schema with Faculty, Department, Programme, Student, Lecturer, Course, Semester, and Registration entities. Data flows from Faculty through Department to Programme, then to Student; separately, Department connects to Lecturer who teaches Courses. Student registration ties together Student, Course, and Semester through a junction table capturing grades. This normalized structure enforces referential integrity via primary and foreign keys, eliminating data redundancy while supporting complex queries on enrollments, course assignments, and academic hierarchies. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize for your institution's specific requirements, add additional attributes, or export as .drawio/.svg for documentation and database design reviews.

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What does a normalized university database ERD look like with student registration and course management?

This ERD shows a complete academic institution schema where Faculty oversee Departments, which offer Programmes to Students. Lecturers teach Courses, and Students register for Courses each Semester through a Registration junction table that captures grades. Primary keys, foreign keys, and unique constraints enforce data integrity and eliminate redundancy.