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The document defines the tables for a university database including tables for areas, professors, programs, classrooms, courses, prerequisites, and their relationships. Tables are created for area, professor, program, classroom, course, prerequisites, and junction tables to represent relationships between the entities. Primary and foreign keys are defined to enforce relational integrity.
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