The Entity-Relationship Model is a high-level conceptual framework used to define the data structure of a database in terms of entities, attributes, and relationships. It serves as a blueprint for designing and organizing data, ensuring clarity and coherence in database management systems.

Entity-Relationship Model

high-level conceptual framework

data structure of a database

entities

Attributes are like special stickers that tell us more about something, like a toy's color or a book's size. They help us understand and describe things better by giving us important details about them.

attributes

Relationships are dynamic, evolving interactions between individuals or entities, characterized by varying degrees of emotional, psychological, and social connections. They require effective communication, mutual respect, and adaptability to maintain and nurture over time.

relationships

Blueprint for designing data

organizing data

Clarity in database management systems

coherence in database management systems

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