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A database application, which served as a final project for the course CPSC 304 Relational Databases by the University of British Columbia. Utilizes AWS RDS MySQL, EC2, and Route 53.

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Carhalla Parking Management System

A copy of the project repository for CPSC 304: Introduction to Relational Databases by the University of British Columbia. Our objective was design a database with an interactive GUI application.


Group Members and Student Numbers

  • (49330046) Adeeb Khan
  • (13046024) Dwayne Dmello
  • (67719955) Theo Obadiah Teguh

General Description

This project involves the development of a database system tailored for multi-level car parks. This application is designed to streamline the management of parking facilities, providing a solution for overseeing operations, assessing profitability, and analyzing car distribution within a network of parking lots. The primary goal is to enhance efficiency and user experience in parking lots while addressing common challenges such as finding parking spaces in crowded areas, locating parked cars, and planning ahead for reservations.

Adeeb was in charge of full-stack development, Dwayne administered the database on AWS Cloud and assisted in the creation of SQL queries. Theo took responsibility for database design, SQL Data Definition Language along with other queries, and process automation. The contents listed here were copied from the original repository administered under the official University of British Columbia GitHub enterprise account.


Database Overview

Our database can explained with the following Entity Relationship Diagram. Please note that the following figure has been reviewed and updated over the first two project milestones.

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Deployment

The following resources were useful in preparing and deploying the web application.

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