1. Normalization Exercises

2. Normalization Example 1

3. 1st Normal Form

4. 2nd Normal Form Create 3 Tables Distribute the remaining Attributes
COMPID
INSTDATE
SOFTCOST
EMPNUM
EMPNAME
LOCATION
PACKID
TAGNUM

5. 2nd Normal Form INSTDATE, SOFTCOST
PACKID
TAGNUM
INSTDATE, SOFTCOST
(none in this example), could be things like package name, version, etc.
COMPID,
EMPNUM, EMPNAME,
LOCATION
Because the Package table has only one field (PACKID), we really don’t need this table

7. Normalization Example 2
Don’t be tricked!!! The first column of the data is not always the primary key of the 1NF table.

8. 1st Normal Form
If 1NF has only one column as the primary key (no composite key) then 1NF and 2NF are the SAME!!!!!

9. 2nd Normal Form

10. 3rd Normal Form
Knowing the nature of the information, we can see that one person can have two cars and probably LIC_PLATE_NO should be the primary key for the REGISTRATION table and the foreign key for the PARKING_TICKETS table and that another table with LIC_PLATE_NO and LIC_PLATE_ST as a primary key and SSN as a foreign key should exist

11. 3rd Normal Form

13. Normalization Example 3

14. 1st Normal Form

15. 2nd Normal Form

16. 3rd Normal Form