Tables made so far:
department values (depno,dname)
course values values (courseno)

How would I create a table eg “Table budgets”…with values of two budgets (£100 and £200) for courses.

1.Courses are managed by departments.
2.Department A manages course 1 and 2
3.Department B manages course 3 and 4
4.Department C manages course 5,6,7,8
5.Department D manages course 9 and 10
6.Department E manages no course
7.Courses 1-5 each have a budget of £200
8.Courses 6-10 each have a budget of £300

I know the table needs primary key and foreign keys referencing two tables:department and course.

I have tried the following so far:

CREATE TABLE budgets (depno INTEGER NOT NULL,courseno INTEGER NOT NULL,dname (char)NOT NULL,budgetA INTEGER(200),budgetB INTEGER (300),PRIMARY KEY (depno) REFERENCES department (depno),FOREIGN KEY (courseno) REFERENCES course (courseno));

I have also tried:
CREATE TABLE budgets (depno INTEGER NOT NULL,courseno INTEGER NOT NULL,dname (char)NOT NULL,budgetID INTEGER(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10),PRIMARY KEY (budgetID) REFERENCES department (depno),FOREIGN KEY (courseno) REFERENCES course (courseno));

When mysl’d:
Select budgetA from budgets where dname=”Department A”;

Answer should be:budgetA £200

When mysl’d:
Select budgetID(1),courseno(5) from budgets,course where dname=”Department C”;

Answer should be:budgetA £200 or £300
depending if its courseno 5 or higher.

All help MUCH appreciated. Yes I know its a short question.Not!! lol well it might be simple for all you SQL pros out there.Ive only used 4months now…:)