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n the lecture, we discussed normalization. The two datasets below are not normalized yet, so we should normalize the datasets into 3NF tables. Show the normalization steps for each dataset using the format provided in the example.  Example)                                                                                    1 NF: PROJECT (ProjectNum, Proj_Name, Start_Date, Emp_Num, Emp_Name, Job_Class)   2 NF: PROJECT (ProjectNum, Proj_Name, Start_Date)  EMP(Emp_Num, Emp_Name, Job_Class)   3 NF: PROJECT (ProjectNum, Proj_Name, Start_Date)  EMP(Emp_Num, Emp_Name, Job_Class)   ** Bold and underline the primary key

n the lecture, we discussed normalization. The two datasets below are not normalized yet, so we should normalize the datasets into 3NF tables. Show the normalization steps for each dataset using the format provided in the example.  Example)                                                                                    1 NF: PROJECT (ProjectNum, Proj_Name, Start_Date, Emp_Num, Emp_Name, Job_Class)   2 NF: PROJECT (ProjectNum, Proj_Name, Start_Date)  EMP(Emp_Num, Emp_Name, Job_Class)   3 NF: PROJECT (ProjectNum, Proj_Name, Start_Date)  EMP(Emp_Num, Emp_Name, Job_Class)   ** Bold and underline the primary key

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In the lecture, we discussed normalization. The two datasets below are not normalized yet, so we should normalize the datasets into 3NF tables. Show the normalization steps for each dataset using the format provided in the example.

 Example)                                                                                   

1 NF:

PROJECT (ProjectNum, Proj_Name, Start_Date, Emp_Num, Emp_Name, Job_Class)

 

2 NF:

PROJECT (ProjectNum, Proj_Name, Start_Date) 

EMP(Emp_Num, Emp_Name, Job_Class)

 

3 NF:

PROJECT (ProjectNum, Proj_Name, Start_Date) 

EMP(Emp_Num, Emp_Name, Job_Class)

 

** Bold and underline the primary key

Dataset #2 (Attribute names are in the first column) 1018 Smith BBA SLS EMP_NUM EMP LNAME EMP EDUCATION JOB CLASS EMP DEPENDENTS DEPT CODE DEPT NAME DEPT_MANAGER EMP_TITLE EMP DOB EMP HIRE DATE EMP TRAINING EMP BASE SALARY EMP_COMMISSION RATE 1003 Willaker BBA, MBA SLS Gerald (spouse), Mary (daughter), John (son) MKTG Marketing Jill H. Martin Sales Agent 23-Dec-1968 14-Oct-1997 L1, L2 $38,255.00 0.015 MKTG Marketing Jill H. Martin Sales Agent 28-Mar-1979 15-Jan-2006 L1 $30,500.00 0.010 1019 McGuire UNT JoAnne (spouse) SVC General Service Hank B. Jones Janitor 18-May-1982 21-Apr-2003 L1 $19,750.00 1023 McGuire BS, MS, Ph.D. DBA George (spouse) Jill (daughter) INFS Info. Systems Carlos G. Ortez DB Admin 20-Jul-1959 15-Jul-1999 L1, L3, L8, L15 $127,900.00
Transcribed Image Text:Dataset #2 (Attribute names are in the first column) 1018 Smith BBA SLS EMP_NUM EMP LNAME EMP EDUCATION JOB CLASS EMP DEPENDENTS DEPT CODE DEPT NAME DEPT_MANAGER EMP_TITLE EMP DOB EMP HIRE DATE EMP TRAINING EMP BASE SALARY EMP_COMMISSION RATE 1003 Willaker BBA, MBA SLS Gerald (spouse), Mary (daughter), John (son) MKTG Marketing Jill H. Martin Sales Agent 23-Dec-1968 14-Oct-1997 L1, L2 $38,255.00 0.015 MKTG Marketing Jill H. Martin Sales Agent 28-Mar-1979 15-Jan-2006 L1 $30,500.00 0.010 1019 McGuire UNT JoAnne (spouse) SVC General Service Hank B. Jones Janitor 18-May-1982 21-Apr-2003 L1 $19,750.00 1023 McGuire BS, MS, Ph.D. DBA George (spouse) Jill (daughter) INFS Info. Systems Carlos G. Ortez DB Admin 20-Jul-1959 15-Jul-1999 L1, L3, L8, L15 $127,900.00
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