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Produce an ERD that portrays the relationships listed below. Provide appropriate FK attribute names. A CONSULTANT (ConsultID,Name,Status, FK1,FK2) Works in exactly 1 department Is a member of only 1 team and must be on a team Is either an employee or a contractor Employee or contractor-specific supplemental attributes are tracked outside of CONSULTANT A DEPARTMENT(DeptID,DeptName) May have many consultants You can have a department without any consultants A TEAM(TeamName,Description) Is in zero or more office locations You cant have a team without multiple consultants An OFFICE(OfficeID,Description,FK1) Can have zero or more teams Is in exactly 1 building but you cant have an office without a building A BUILDING(BldgID,Address,Owner) Has at least 1 but may have many offices Eliminate any N:M relationships in this exercise Do the following: Draw a Crows Foot ERD, using proper notation, for the above scenario. Identify all possible relationships Identify the connectivity for each relationship. The relationship line should connect PK to FK and show the proper min/max cardinalities. The keys attribute name may be derived from the problem narrative, or you may need to use a surrogate PK (e.g. EmployeeNum) Use these LucidChart entity shapes and formats: To help simplify, work under the assumption that only ID-dependent associative entities are weak in your ERD. Derive non-key attribute names from the narrative wherever possible (e.g. DateLastContacted). Each entity should have all attributes identified in your SME interviews. Identify and properly label all entity relationships (example: you should have a narrative label of is assigned to at the qualification end of the EMPLOYEE>CUSTOMER relationship termination). Entities should represent a single theme and be normalized to at least 3rd Normal Form. This means, among other 3NF requirements, all attributes should further describe the theme of only that entity. Hint: Does a manufacturers phone # further describe the theme of EQUIPMENT? Do the following: Draw a Crows Foot ERD, using proper notation, for the above scenario. Identify all possible relationships Identify the connectivity for each relationship. The relationship line should connect PK to FK and show the proper min/max cardinalities. The keys attribute name may be derived from the problem narrative, or you may need to use a surrogate PK (e.g. EmployeeNum).

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Derive non-key attribute names from the narrative wherever possible (e.g. DateLastContacted).
Each entity should have all attributes identified in your SME interviews.
Identify and properly label all entity relationships (example: you should have a narrative label of
is assigned to at the qualification end of the EMPLOYEE>CUSTOMER relationship
termination).
Entities should represent a single theme and be normalized to at least 3rd Normal Form. This
means, among other 3NF requirements, all attributes should further describe the theme of only
that entity. Hint: Does a manufacturers phone # further describe the theme of EQUIPMENT?
Do the following:
Draw a Crows Foot ERD, using proper notation, for the above scenario.
Identify all possible relationships
Identify the connectivity for each relationship. The relationship line should connect PK to FK
and show the proper min/max cardinalities. The keys attribute name may be derived from the
problem narrative, or you may need to use a surrogate PK (e.g. EmployeeNum)

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Q1. part A. can we use if statement and skip else part? (yes or no) part b can we use if statement and use elif statement and skip else part? (yes or no) part C if is a looping statement (true or false) part A. can we use if statement and skip else part? (yes or no) part b (yes or no) part b can we use if statement and use elif statement and skip else part? (yes or no) part C if is a looping statement (true or false).

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Q1 Which of the following would be considered a transport epithelium? A) the porocytes of a sponge that line the incurrent pores B) the longitudinal muscles of the digestive tract. C) the proximal tubule of the kidney D) the myenteric plexus of the digestive tract Q2 What differentiates a closed circulatory system from an open circulatory system? A) whether a heart is present or not B) whether or not there is a circulatory fluid C) the presence or absence of blood vessels D) direct contact of circulatory fluids with target tissues.

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Q1: Find two thoracic vertebrae that fit together and identify: The three joints between each pair: Single anterior joint called ...................... Paired posterior joints called . Q2: Note on a skeleton the boundaries of the intervertebral foramen. What emerges through here? Q1: Find two thoracic vertebrae that fit together and identify: The three joints between each pair: Single anterior joint called ...................... Paired posterior joints called . Q2: Note on a skeleton the boundaries of the intervertebral foramen. What emerges through here?.

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