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FDBMSgroup 2
FDBMSgroup 2
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course_code s_yrlevel s_section s_age s_gender
s_religion s_citizenship s_civil_status s_birthrank s_bday
permanent_a present_add s_telnum s_mobilenum s_emailadd
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s_status s_idnum father_name mother_name father_stat
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mother_status guardian_nam guardian_relations father_age mother_ag
e hip e
father_homea mother_homea gross_mothly_inco stud_idnum password
dd dd me
course_code course_title req_code stud_idnum req_title
req_descriptio req_status req_deadline req_date_receiv c_id
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stud_num c_time c_date c_topic c_counselo
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1NF
course_code course_title
2. In the first normal form, only single values are permitted at the intersection of each
row and column; hence, there are no repeating groups. To normalize a relation that
contains a repeating group, remove the repeating group and form two new relations. As
you can see in table 1nf are the primary key where in the display names are unique and
no repetition at all.
3. For the second normal form, the relation must first be in 1NF. The relation is
automatically in 2NF if, and only if, the PK comprises a single attribute.
4. To be in third normal form, the relation must be in second normal form. Also, all
transitive dependencies must be removed; a non-key attribute may not be functionally
dependent on another non-key attribute.