er diagram, Data Structure & Algorithms

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Ask queConsider the following functional dependencies:
Applicant_ID -> Applicant_Name
Applicant_ID -> Applicant_Address
Position_ID -> Positoin_Title
Position_ID -> Date_Position_Opens
Position_ID -> Department
Applicant_ID + Position_ID -> Date_Applied
Applicant_ID + Position_ID + Date_Interviewed ->

a. Represent these attributes with 3NF relations. Provide meaningful relation names.

b. Represent these attributes using an E-R diagram. Provide meaningful entity names.


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