3. Consider a scenario where a university wants to track student membership in school clubs. The database needs to contain information on the students: student id, student name, major, phone number. It also needs to contain information about the clubs: club number, club name, web site, contact phone number. Also, for students, the university wants to maintain a list of that student's club memberships, and for the clubs, a list of the club members. The university also want to know the president of each club. The ER diagram below describes the scenario. Create the user defined types for the student and club entity types. User object references as appropriate. Create tables from the user define types as typed tables. has president Student studentint .name varchar(30) major varchar(20) .phone varchar(10) clubs array of clubs Club loclubID int name varchar(20) memberlist array () of student 3. Consider a scenario where a university wants to track student membership in school clubs. The database needs to contain information on the students: student id, student name, major, phone number. It also needs to contain information about the clubs: club number, club name, web site, contact phone number. Also, for students, the university wants to maintain a list of that student's club memberships, and for the clubs, a list of the club members. The university also want to know the president of each club. The ER diagram below describes the scenario. Create the user defined types for the student and club entity types. User object references as appropriate. Create tables from the user define types as typed tables. has president Student studentint .name varchar(30) major varchar(20) .phone varchar(10) clubs array of clubs Club loclubID int name varchar(20) memberlist array () of student