Consider a Student table containing StudentNum, StudentName, StudentMajor, AdvisorNum, AdvisorName,AdvisorOfficeNum, AdvisorPhone, NumCredits, and Category (freshman, sophomore, and so on). List thefunctional dependencies that exist, along with the assumptions that would support those dependencies

Assume a candidate key is a main key attribute. Your response?

Think about the foreign-key constraint on the instructor's department name property. Please provide examples of additions and deletions that could go against the foreign-key restriction.

Task #1 – Identification of dependencies We learned about two types of functional dependencies, Partial Dependency and Transitive Dependency, and they are critical clues for the identification of tables. In this task, we will practice how to identify the two types of dependencies, so that we can improve the results to new tables.  Below is a list of attributes of a dataset. However, the attributes still have some functional dependencies, which means you can create more tables by separating some field(s).    Order_ No Product_ No Product_ Description Product_ UnitPrice Customer_No Customer_ Phone Customer_ Address Order_ Date Shipping_ Address Order_ Qty   Which partial dependency does this dataset have? Identify the partial dependency using the format in the example below. Example)  Partial Dependencies: (ProjectNum ? Proj_Name) (Emp_Num ? Emp_Name, Job_Class)   Then, which transitive dependencies does this dataset have? Identify the transitive dependencies…