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1. ENROL(Class_Code, Class_Description, Student_Number, Student_Name, Address, City,

State, Zip, Major_Code, Major_Description, Course_Grade, Class_Start_Date,
Class_Start_Time, Class_Room_Number, Building_Number, Building_Name,
Building_Address, Lecturer_Number, Lecturer_Name)

ER-Diagram:

City
Stat
e
Stu_nam
Zip
Stu_number e
Name
Stu_address

Number

Building
Name
Address

Student
Takes place

Class_cod
Attend
e
Enrolled
Class_descriptio
n
class Class_start_date

Major
Class_start_time
Deal
by
Major_description
Class number

Major_code Course_grade Lecturer

Name Lect_num

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Relationship Model:

First Normal Form:

1. Student:

Stu_number Stu_name Stu_address

City State Zip

2. Major:

Major_code Major_description Course_grade

3. Class:

Class_number Class_code Class_description Start date Start time

4. Lecturer:

Lecturer_num Name

5. Building

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Build_number Name Address

The above relational model satisfies the first normal form as there are no repeating
groups in it

Second Normal Form:

1. Student:

Stu_number Stu_name Stu_address

City State Zip

2. Major:

Major_code Major_description Course_grade

3. Class:

Class_number Class_code Start date Start time

Class_code Class_description

Here class description depends only on the class code so the table divided into above two tables

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4. Lecturer:

Lecturer_num Name

5. Building:

Build_number Name Address

The above relational model satisfies both second and third normal forms

As there is no transitive dependency, the above relational model satisfies the third normal form