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Using above table






1. Draw a dependency diagram to show the functional dependencies in the relation


2. Decompose the relation into a set of 3NF relations


3. Draw a relational schema for your 3NF relations and show the referential integrity constraints






NOTE


For guidanceon how to normalise database relations from a dependency diagram, watch this very shortYouTube video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkUyuLLgmwQ


Manually drawing the dependency diagram, orthe set of 3NF relationsor the relational schema is NOT acceptable.



Rationale



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This assessment task will assess the following learning outcomes:



  • be able to analyse a database design and apply normalisation theory and techniques.







Marking criteria and standards



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Each task is worth 5 marks. The marking criteria for this assignment is:



















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be able to analyse a database design and apply normalisation theory and techniques.


Analysis identifies all PKs and functional, partial and transitive dependencies. Accurately identifies all 3NF relations, including PKs, relevant attributes and referential integrity constraints.



Analysis identifies PKs and functional, partial and transitive dependencies with minor omissions. Accurately identifies 3NF relations, including PKs, relevant attributes and referential integrity constraints with minor omissions.



Analysis identifies key PKs and functional, partial and transitive dependencies. Identifies key 3NF relations, including PKs and relevant attributes and referential integrity constraints.



Analysis identifies key PKs and functional dependencies and draws out relevant 3NF relations.



Requirements



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Either save yourdiagrams in aPDF file or embedthem in a Word document.


Don't use any other file formats


Please include your student ID, name and subject code inyour submission.

Answered Same DaySep 05, 2020

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Tanya answered on Sep 05 2020
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Assignment
Functional Dependency and Normalization
Content
Introducion.................................................
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Dependency diagram.............................................................................................................3
Normalizaion..............................................................................................................................3
Relaional schema................................................................................................................................4
INTRODUCTION
Normalization is a process of restructuring the database in accordance with a series of normal forms in order to reduce data redundancy.
1) Functional Dependancy Diagram:
A functional Dependancy is a constraint between two attributes in a relation.
If we know one attribute, the value for the other attribute can be deduced.
This is the basic concept of functional dependency.
Full dependency means that a non-prime attribute totally depends on a prime attribute.
Partial dependency means that a non-prime attribute depends on a subset of a prime attribute.
According to the given relation...
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