Describe the procedure for converting a table to the third normal form.
What will be an ideal response?
First, for each determinant that is not a candidate key, remove from the table the columns that depend on this determinant (but don't remove the determinant). Next, create a new table containing all the columns from the original table that depend on this determinant. Finally, make the determinant the primary key of this new table.
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Which of the following is a distinguishing characteristic of an MPR event?
A) A firm attempts to interact with event participants. B) Proceeds of the event are donated to charitable groups. C) A firm places its logo in prominent locations at the event. D) A third-party event planner organizes the event's activities. E) An organization provides money to cover event costs.
Which of these is NOT true with regards to the duties of the owner of a trade secret?
A. The owner is obliged to take all reasonable precautions to prevent the secret from being discovered by others. B. The owner will not be protected by state unfair competition laws if he or she fails to take all reasonable precautions to protect the secret. C. Reasonable precautions may include fencing in buildings, placing locks on doors, and hiring security guards. D. The owner of a trade secret has an absolute right to the secret and, as such, need not do anything to prevent the secret from being discovered by others.
Project risk is calculated by ______.
a. historical experience with projects succeeding or not succeeding b. the subjective judgment of the project manager c. multiplying the likelihood of event happening with consequences of event d. dividing the likelihood of event happening with consequences of event