Based on the following functional dependencies, for the relation SCHEDULE bring it into a set of 3NF relations.   Dependencies: Section#, CourseID, Semester ID → RoomNo Section#, CourseID, Semester ID → Inst_ID Section#, CourseID, Semester ID → Week_day Section#, CourseID, Semester ID → Start_time Section#, CourseID, Semester ID → End_time Course_ID → Course Name RoomNo → Occupancy Instr_ID → Instr_name   SCHEDULE CourseID, Section#, Semester ID, Course Name ,RoomNo, Occupancy, Inst_ID, Instr_Name, Week_day, Start_time, End_time)

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