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What improvements I can make on student attendance NoSQL database?
What is NoSQL, how does it work, and what benefits does it provide?What scalability problems have you encountered using a NoSQL data store?First-time database design: am I overengineering?NoSQL (MongoDB) vs Lucene (or Solr) as your databaseWhat are the options for storing hierarchical data in a relational database?NoSql vs Relational databaseAttendance Database with Excessive Absence AlertWhat datastore to use for user designed forms - Any advantages with NoSQL for EAVWhat would be good table design for recording attendance of studentsDesigning an attendance system using QR code with Firebase
0
I’m designing a NoSQL database for student attendance system, I want your advices to improve it since I’m new to this field.
I want to query 1. classes for specific student, 2. students on specific class, 3. Attendees for specific class on specific date, 4. attendance and absence count for specific student on specific class.
"attendance" :
"CS 331" :
"7-3-2019" :
"2014901001" : true
,
"class" :
"class01" :
"id" : "CS 331",
"name" : "Software Design",
"students" :
"2014901001" : true
,
"classEnrollment" :
"CS 331" :
"2014901001" :
"absence" : 0,
"attendant" : 1
,
"instructor" :
"instructor01" :
"id" : "01"
,
"instructorEnrollment" :
"01" :
"CS 331" : true
,
"student" :
"student01" :
"id" : "2014901001",
"name" : "Paul Howard"
,
"studentEnrollment" :
"2014901001" :
"CS 331" : true
database firebase nosql
asked Mar 7 at 21:59
Fawzi Rifa'iFawzi Rifa'i
12
add a comment |
0
I’m designing a NoSQL database for student attendance system, I want your advices to improve it since I’m new to this field.
I want to query 1. classes for specific student, 2. students on specific class, 3. Attendees for specific class on specific date, 4. attendance and absence count for specific student on specific class.
"attendance" :
"CS 331" :
"7-3-2019" :
"2014901001" : true
,
"class" :
"class01" :
"id" : "CS 331",
"name" : "Software Design",
"students" :
"2014901001" : true
,
"classEnrollment" :
"CS 331" :
"2014901001" :
"absence" : 0,
"attendant" : 1
,
"instructor" :
"instructor01" :
"id" : "01"
,
"instructorEnrollment" :
"01" :
"CS 331" : true
,
"student" :
"student01" :
"id" : "2014901001",
"name" : "Paul Howard"
,
"studentEnrollment" :
"2014901001" :
"CS 331" : true
database firebase nosql
asked Mar 7 at 21:59
Fawzi Rifa'iFawzi Rifa'i
12
It seems that your data model will fulfill your needs! As you have done, you should not hesitate to duplicate data in NoSQL world. You may use a transaction to update the counters.
– Renaud Tarnec
Mar 8 at 8:49
This is very tough to answer; when you say improve it, in what way do you want it improved? Is it not working for your use case? Can you describe the issue you're having with it? Please take a moment and review How do I ask a good question? and How to create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. I would encourage you to provide some more details so we understand the scope of the question. Update the question and we'll take a look!
– Jay
Mar 8 at 16:00
add a comment |
0
0
0
I’m designing a NoSQL database for student attendance system, I want your advices to improve it since I’m new to this field.
I want to query 1. classes for specific student, 2. students on specific class, 3. Attendees for specific class on specific date, 4. attendance and absence count for specific student on specific class.
"attendance" :
"CS 331" :
"7-3-2019" :
"2014901001" : true
,
"class" :
"class01" :
"id" : "CS 331",
"name" : "Software Design",
"students" :
"2014901001" : true
,
"classEnrollment" :
"CS 331" :
"2014901001" :
"absence" : 0,
"attendant" : 1
,
"instructor" :
"instructor01" :
"id" : "01"
,
"instructorEnrollment" :
"01" :
"CS 331" : true
,
"student" :
"student01" :
"id" : "2014901001",
"name" : "Paul Howard"
,
"studentEnrollment" :
"2014901001" :
"CS 331" : true
database firebase nosql
asked Mar 7 at 21:59
Fawzi Rifa'iFawzi Rifa'i
12
I’m designing a NoSQL database for student attendance system, I want your advices to improve it since I’m new to this field.
I want to query 1. classes for specific student, 2. students on specific class, 3. Attendees for specific class on specific date, 4. attendance and absence count for specific student on specific class.
"attendance" :
"CS 331" :
"7-3-2019" :
"2014901001" : true
,
"class" :
"class01" :
"id" : "CS 331",
"name" : "Software Design",
"students" :
"2014901001" : true
,
"classEnrollment" :
"CS 331" :
"2014901001" :
"absence" : 0,
"attendant" : 1
,
"instructor" :
"instructor01" :
"id" : "01"
,
"instructorEnrollment" :
"01" :
"CS 331" : true
,
"student" :
"student01" :
"id" : "2014901001",
"name" : "Paul Howard"
,
"studentEnrollment" :
"2014901001" :
"CS 331" : true
database firebase nosql
database firebase nosql
asked Mar 7 at 21:59
Fawzi Rifa'iFawzi Rifa'i
12
asked Mar 7 at 21:59
Fawzi Rifa'iFawzi Rifa'i
12
asked Mar 7 at 21:59
Fawzi Rifa'iFawzi Rifa'i
12
asked Mar 7 at 21:59
Fawzi Rifa'iFawzi Rifa'i
12
asked Mar 7 at 21:59
Fawzi Rifa'iFawzi Rifa'i
12
12
It seems that your data model will fulfill your needs! As you have done, you should not hesitate to duplicate data in NoSQL world. You may use a transaction to update the counters.
– Renaud Tarnec
Mar 8 at 8:49
This is very tough to answer; when you say improve it, in what way do you want it improved? Is it not working for your use case? Can you describe the issue you're having with it? Please take a moment and review How do I ask a good question? and How to create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. I would encourage you to provide some more details so we understand the scope of the question. Update the question and we'll take a look!
– Jay
Mar 8 at 16:00
add a comment |
It seems that your data model will fulfill your needs! As you have done, you should not hesitate to duplicate data in NoSQL world. You may use a transaction to update the counters.
– Renaud Tarnec
Mar 8 at 8:49
This is very tough to answer; when you say improve it, in what way do you want it improved? Is it not working for your use case? Can you describe the issue you're having with it? Please take a moment and review How do I ask a good question? and How to create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. I would encourage you to provide some more details so we understand the scope of the question. Update the question and we'll take a look!
– Jay
Mar 8 at 16:00
It seems that your data model will fulfill your needs! As you have done, you should not hesitate to duplicate data in NoSQL world. You may use a transaction to update the counters.
– Renaud Tarnec
Mar 8 at 8:49
It seems that your data model will fulfill your needs! As you have done, you should not hesitate to duplicate data in NoSQL world. You may use a transaction to update the counters.
– Renaud Tarnec
Mar 8 at 8:49
This is very tough to answer; when you say improve it, in what way do you want it improved? Is it not working for your use case? Can you describe the issue you're having with it? Please take a moment and review How do I ask a good question? and How to create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. I would encourage you to provide some more details so we understand the scope of the question. Update the question and we'll take a look!
– Jay
Mar 8 at 16:00
This is very tough to answer; when you say improve it, in what way do you want it improved? Is it not working for your use case? Can you describe the issue you're having with it? Please take a moment and review How do I ask a good question? and How to create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. I would encourage you to provide some more details so we understand the scope of the question. Update the question and we'll take a look!
– Jay
Mar 8 at 16:00
add a comment |
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This what i will design for such a user requirement
"class_collection":
"documents": [
"id": "CS_331_2019_1",
"type": "CS 331",
"name": "Software Design",
"enrolled_instructor": [
"instructor_id_1"
],
"enrolled_students": [
"id": "student_id_1",
"absence": 0,
"attendant": 2
,
"id": "student_id_2",
"absence": 2,
"attendant": 3
]
]
,
"class_attendance_collection":
"documents": [
"2019-03-12T18:00:00":
"class_id": "CS_331_2019_1",
"attended": ["student_id_1"],
"not_attended": ["student_id_2"]
,
"2019-03-13T16:00:00":
"class_id": "CS_331_2019_1",
"attended": ["student_id_1","student_id_2"]
]
,
"student_collection":
"documents": [
"id": "student_id_1",
"name": "name_1"
,
"id": "student_id_2",
"name": "name_2"
]
,
"instructor_collection":
"documents": [
"id": "instructor_id_1",
"name": "name_1"
,
"id": "instructor_id_2",
"name": "name_2"
]
Have fun coding :)
answered Mar 12 at 13:11
Ali AlpAli Alp
445
Great, but how I can retrieve classes which a specific student has enrolled in?
– Fawzi Rifa'i
2 days ago
in mongoDB it will be something like this db.class.find("enrolled_students.id":"student_id_1" find out more docs.mongodb.com/manual/tutorial/query-embedded-documents in the no-sql world nested objects are called embedded
– Ali Alp
2 days ago
for firebase you should look at firebase.google.com/docs/database/rest/retrieve-data got to "Filtering by a specified child key" section
– Ali Alp
2 days ago
add a comment |
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This what i will design for such a user requirement
"class_collection":
"documents": [
"id": "CS_331_2019_1",
"type": "CS 331",
"name": "Software Design",
"enrolled_instructor": [
"instructor_id_1"
],
"enrolled_students": [
"id": "student_id_1",
"absence": 0,
"attendant": 2
,
"id": "student_id_2",
"absence": 2,
"attendant": 3
]
]
,
"class_attendance_collection":
"documents": [
"2019-03-12T18:00:00":
"class_id": "CS_331_2019_1",
"attended": ["student_id_1"],
"not_attended": ["student_id_2"]
,
"2019-03-13T16:00:00":
"class_id": "CS_331_2019_1",
"attended": ["student_id_1","student_id_2"]
]
,
"student_collection":
"documents": [
"id": "student_id_1",
"name": "name_1"
,
"id": "student_id_2",
"name": "name_2"
]
,
"instructor_collection":
"documents": [
"id": "instructor_id_1",
"name": "name_1"
,
"id": "instructor_id_2",
"name": "name_2"
]
Have fun coding :)
answered Mar 12 at 13:11
Ali AlpAli Alp
445
Great, but how I can retrieve classes which a specific student has enrolled in?
– Fawzi Rifa'i
2 days ago
in mongoDB it will be something like this db.class.find("enrolled_students.id":"student_id_1" find out more docs.mongodb.com/manual/tutorial/query-embedded-documents in the no-sql world nested objects are called embedded
– Ali Alp
2 days ago
for firebase you should look at firebase.google.com/docs/database/rest/retrieve-data got to "Filtering by a specified child key" section
– Ali Alp
2 days ago
add a comment |
0
This what i will design for such a user requirement
"class_collection":
"documents": [
"id": "CS_331_2019_1",
"type": "CS 331",
"name": "Software Design",
"enrolled_instructor": [
"instructor_id_1"
],
"enrolled_students": [
"id": "student_id_1",
"absence": 0,
"attendant": 2
,
"id": "student_id_2",
"absence": 2,
"attendant": 3
]
]
,
"class_attendance_collection":
"documents": [
"2019-03-12T18:00:00":
"class_id": "CS_331_2019_1",
"attended": ["student_id_1"],
"not_attended": ["student_id_2"]
,
"2019-03-13T16:00:00":
"class_id": "CS_331_2019_1",
"attended": ["student_id_1","student_id_2"]
]
,
"student_collection":
"documents": [
"id": "student_id_1",
"name": "name_1"
,
"id": "student_id_2",
"name": "name_2"
]
,
"instructor_collection":
"documents": [
"id": "instructor_id_1",
"name": "name_1"
,
"id": "instructor_id_2",
"name": "name_2"
]
Have fun coding :)
answered Mar 12 at 13:11
Ali AlpAli Alp
445
Great, but how I can retrieve classes which a specific student has enrolled in?
– Fawzi Rifa'i
2 days ago
in mongoDB it will be something like this db.class.find("enrolled_students.id":"student_id_1" find out more docs.mongodb.com/manual/tutorial/query-embedded-documents in the no-sql world nested objects are called embedded
– Ali Alp
2 days ago
for firebase you should look at firebase.google.com/docs/database/rest/retrieve-data got to "Filtering by a specified child key" section
– Ali Alp
2 days ago
add a comment |
0
0
0
This what i will design for such a user requirement
"class_collection":
"documents": [
"id": "CS_331_2019_1",
"type": "CS 331",
"name": "Software Design",
"enrolled_instructor": [
"instructor_id_1"
],
"enrolled_students": [
"id": "student_id_1",
"absence": 0,
"attendant": 2
,
"id": "student_id_2",
"absence": 2,
"attendant": 3
]
]
,
"class_attendance_collection":
"documents": [
"2019-03-12T18:00:00":
"class_id": "CS_331_2019_1",
"attended": ["student_id_1"],
"not_attended": ["student_id_2"]
,
"2019-03-13T16:00:00":
"class_id": "CS_331_2019_1",
"attended": ["student_id_1","student_id_2"]
]
,
"student_collection":
"documents": [
"id": "student_id_1",
"name": "name_1"
,
"id": "student_id_2",
"name": "name_2"
]
,
"instructor_collection":
"documents": [
"id": "instructor_id_1",
"name": "name_1"
,
"id": "instructor_id_2",
"name": "name_2"
]
Have fun coding :)
answered Mar 12 at 13:11
Ali AlpAli Alp
445
This what i will design for such a user requirement
"class_collection":
"documents": [
"id": "CS_331_2019_1",
"type": "CS 331",
"name": "Software Design",
"enrolled_instructor": [
"instructor_id_1"
],
"enrolled_students": [
"id": "student_id_1",
"absence": 0,
"attendant": 2
,
"id": "student_id_2",
"absence": 2,
"attendant": 3
]
]
,
"class_attendance_collection":
"documents": [
"2019-03-12T18:00:00":
"class_id": "CS_331_2019_1",
"attended": ["student_id_1"],
"not_attended": ["student_id_2"]
,
"2019-03-13T16:00:00":
"class_id": "CS_331_2019_1",
"attended": ["student_id_1","student_id_2"]
]
,
"student_collection":
"documents": [
"id": "student_id_1",
"name": "name_1"
,
"id": "student_id_2",
"name": "name_2"
]
,
"instructor_collection":
"documents": [
"id": "instructor_id_1",
"name": "name_1"
,
"id": "instructor_id_2",
"name": "name_2"
]
Have fun coding :)
answered Mar 12 at 13:11
Ali AlpAli Alp
445
answered Mar 12 at 13:11
Ali AlpAli Alp
445
answered Mar 12 at 13:11
Ali AlpAli Alp
445
answered Mar 12 at 13:11
Ali AlpAli Alp
445
445
Great, but how I can retrieve classes which a specific student has enrolled in?
– Fawzi Rifa'i
2 days ago
in mongoDB it will be something like this db.class.find("enrolled_students.id":"student_id_1" find out more docs.mongodb.com/manual/tutorial/query-embedded-documents in the no-sql world nested objects are called embedded
– Ali Alp
2 days ago
for firebase you should look at firebase.google.com/docs/database/rest/retrieve-data got to "Filtering by a specified child key" section
– Ali Alp
2 days ago
add a comment |
Great, but how I can retrieve classes which a specific student has enrolled in?
– Fawzi Rifa'i
2 days ago
in mongoDB it will be something like this db.class.find("enrolled_students.id":"student_id_1" find out more docs.mongodb.com/manual/tutorial/query-embedded-documents in the no-sql world nested objects are called embedded
– Ali Alp
2 days ago
for firebase you should look at firebase.google.com/docs/database/rest/retrieve-data got to "Filtering by a specified child key" section
– Ali Alp
2 days ago
Great, but how I can retrieve classes which a specific student has enrolled in?
– Fawzi Rifa'i
2 days ago
Great, but how I can retrieve classes which a specific student has enrolled in?
– Fawzi Rifa'i
2 days ago
in mongoDB it will be something like this db.class.find("enrolled_students.id":"student_id_1" find out more docs.mongodb.com/manual/tutorial/query-embedded-documents in the no-sql world nested objects are called embedded
– Ali Alp
2 days ago
in mongoDB it will be something like this db.class.find("enrolled_students.id":"student_id_1" find out more docs.mongodb.com/manual/tutorial/query-embedded-documents in the no-sql world nested objects are called embedded
– Ali Alp
2 days ago
for firebase you should look at firebase.google.com/docs/database/rest/retrieve-data got to "Filtering by a specified child key" section
– Ali Alp
2 days ago
for firebase you should look at firebase.google.com/docs/database/rest/retrieve-data got to "Filtering by a specified child key" section
– Ali Alp
2 days ago
add a comment |
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It seems that your data model will fulfill your needs! As you have done, you should not hesitate to duplicate data in NoSQL world. You may use a transaction to update the counters.
– Renaud Tarnec
Mar 8 at 8:49
This is very tough to answer; when you say improve it, in what way do you want it improved? Is it not working for your use case? Can you describe the issue you're having with it? Please take a moment and review How do I ask a good question? and How to create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. I would encourage you to provide some more details so we understand the scope of the question. Update the question and we'll take a look!
– Jay
Mar 8 at 16:00