C1. “Nomadic Desert Camp, Oman" requires an Information System to maintain the details of the amenities provided by them to their tourists and the customers. The customer bill given below [Figure C1] is an example of a record used by them for booking the amenities. Draw an Entity Relationship Diagram. Your Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD) should show Entities, attributes, Key attributes, optionality, and cardinality. Also consider the following points for developing relationships: i. A customer can book one or more amusements. ii. There are different types of amusements available in the camp. iii. The booking done by each customer will be assigned with a unique Booking ID. iv. Each item is assigned with a unique ID for identification. v. Each item's current available quantity iQlso maintained in the table Item Details.

C1. “Nomadic Desert Camp, Oman" requires an Information System to maintain the details of the amenities provided by them to their tourists and the customers. The customer bill given below [Figure C1] is an example of a record used by them for booking the amenities. Draw an Entity Relationship Diagram. Your Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD) should show Entities, attributes, Key attributes, optionality, and cardinality. Also consider the following points for developing relationships: i. A customer can book one or more amusements. ii. There are different types of amusements available in the camp. iii. The booking done by each customer will be assigned with a unique Booking ID. iv. Each item is assigned with a unique ID for identification. v. Each item's current available quantity iQlso maintained in the table Item Details.

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