<p>BA471 – Fall 2007</p><p>Entity Relationship Diagram - Example:</p><p>An automotive repair garage takes orders from customers who want to have their cars repaired. </p><p>In this example, ORDER, PART, SUPPLIER, and CUSTOMER are entities. </p><p>These four entities in the automotive repair garage database have the following attribute types:</p><p>1) CUSTOMER: Customer#, CName, C_Street_Address, C_State, C_Zip, CPhone, CEmail</p><p>2) SUPPLIER: Supplier#, SName, SAddress, SPhone, SEmail</p><p>3) ORDER: Order#, Part#, #OfParts</p><p>4) PART: Part#, PartDescription, UnitPrice, Supplier#</p><p>Facts to know about the database:  The business takes orders from many customers  A customer can place many orders  Each order relates to only one customer.  Each part comes from only one supplier  A supplier can supply many parts  An order could contain many parts  Each part can be ordered multiple times (on different orders). </p><p>Question: Draw an entity-relationship diagram (ERD) to represent the above information. </p>