Create the E/R model of the database you are going to build. The more variety the better grade. (All kinds of relationships, associative entities, weak entities, multivalued attributes…).

• Scan the diagram in a file or build the diagram in word or other text processing program.(ER file)
• Create the database model in another file and keep it. (Database model file)
• Normalize all the tables to the Boyce-Codd Normal form and explain the process (Normalization file).
• Create a database called LastName1_LastName2. (Last Name of the student )
• Create the tables in the SQL Server program with SQL commands
• Create the diagram of the database Model in SQL Server.
• Insert an average of 10 records per table as long as the model allows it.
• Try to retrieve data from the database.
• Include the original info(excel file). In other words, how the data would look if no relational model is created. (Redundancy file)
• Create non-clustered indexes in columns that are subject to be used in the where clauses.
• When database is finished , back it up to a file called LastName1_LastName2.bak
• Collect the E/R file, database model file, normalization file, redundancy file and the bak file and zip it into one file called LastName1_LastName2.zip
• Submit it in Canvas

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Develop a Graphic Java or Python Application that connects to the database you create and performs selects inserts updates and deletes to the tables through the Application.

Hint: For Java create a JQuery. Object and use the graphical objects (fields) . Make sure you have the JDBC driver well configured in your machine.