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For this week you will design a model schema (table structure) based on the data model shown below: First Table: Employee entity: EmployeeID Employee First Name Employee Last Name Employee Department Employee Position Employee Email Employee Phone Second Table: Project Entity ProjectID Project Name Project Description Project Start Date Project End Date Project Budget Code Third Table: Department Department Number Department Title Location Fourth Table: Assignment ProjectID EmployeeID Hours Worked You will design the physical database diagram consisting of four tables using the database design language (DBDL) notation and table composition format that must include table name, attributes, data types, validation criteria. This assignment does not follow APA format expectations for citations and references. ...

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Third Table: Department
Department Number
Department Title
Location
Fourth Table: Assignment
ProjectID
EmployeeID
Hours Worked
You will design the physical database diagram consisting of
four tables using the database design language (DBDL) notation
and table composition format that must include table name,
attributes, data types, validation criteria.
This assignment does not follow APA format expectations for
citations and references.

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