Normalisation – Lesson overview Views and
Data normalisation is the process of breaking down
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Database
complex, unorganised datasets into a series of
related tables that adhere to specific rules known as
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normal forms. By applying normalisation rules, data
are organised in a structured manner, reducing data Data anomalies
duplication and dependency issues. - 3NF 25 min 5 min
In this lesson, we look at how we can apply database
normalisation principles, known as normal forms, to
design well-structured and efficient databases that Data anomalies 20 min
promote data integrity and reduce redundancy. - 2NF
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Learning objectives The First Normal
20 min
Form (1NF)
Explain the importance of table normalisation
in relational database design.
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- 1NF
20 min 5 min 20 min
Understand the three normal forms and their
significance.
25 min
Apply normalisation rules to transform
unnormalised data into normalised forms.
Design and implement normalised databases
using best practices.
The Second Normal
The Third Normal
Slide deck Knowledge questions Form (2NF)
Form (3NF)
Walk-through Notebook
20 min 5 min 20 min
20 min 5 min 20 min
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