(1) Complete the logical database design. Check the direction of the relationship given in the Class Diagram on the next
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(1) Complete the logical database design. Check the direction of the relationship given in the Class Diagram on the next
(1) Complete the logical database design. Check the direction of the relationship given in the Class Diagram on the next page. Fill-in the blanks CharID deptideptID, deptName, officePhone p fact factD, facName, higherDegree, majorimajoriD, majorName, totalCredits courses/cours!D coursePrefix, courseCode, courseDescription, requiredCourses(majoriD, courstD) We need one more table: Write the table outline and underline the primary keys. (2) Design the relationships. Note the navigational directions given in the relationships. For example, the application includes a functionality that requires to find the chair, if a department is given; not in the reverse direction. If there is no direction given then the relationship it is bi-directional. The relationships between Faculty and Department is already designed- that is, required attributes are included in the classes to represent the relationships "belong-to" and "chair". Fill in the 5 blanks (??) with suitable attributes to design other relationships.
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