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Education database schema examples and ER diagrams

What an Education schema usually contains

Courses, cohorts and enrolments are three different things, and conflating them is the usual mistake. These templates keep the offering separate from the run of it and from the people on it.

Templates (3)

Education Free

Student Information System Database Schema

A 28-table student information system database schema covering students, courses, sections, enrollment, grades, transcripts and student accounts: free ER diagram and DBML.

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Education Free

Library Management System Database Schema

A 24-table library management system database schema covering books, copies, members, loans, holds, fines and acquisitions: free ER diagram and DBML.

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24
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45
Education Free

Learning Management System Database Schema

A 34-table LMS database schema with courses, modules, lessons, cohorts, enrolment, progress tracking, assignments, rubrics, quizzes, gradebook and certificates — free ER diagram and DBML.

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34
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