Consider the following relations for a database that keeps track of student enrollment in courses. STUDENT Name Student_number Class Major Smith 17 1 1 CS Brown 8 2 CS GRADE REPORT Student number Section identifier 17 112 COURSE 17 119 Course name Course_number Credit_hours Department 8 85 Intro to Computer Science CS1310 4 CS 8 92 Data Structures CS3320 4 CS 8 102 Discrete Mathematics MATH2410 3 MATH 8 135 Database CS3380 3 CS Grade B A A B A Year 07 07 PREREQUISITE Course number CS3380 CS3380 CS3320 Prerequisite_number CS3320 MATH2410 CS1310 SECTION Section_identifier Course_number Semester 85 MATH2410 Fall 92 CS1310 Fall 102 CS3320 Spring 112 MATH2410 Fall 119 CS1310 Fall 135 CS3380 Fall 08 Instructor King Anderson Knuth Chang Anderson Stone 08 08 08 From the list below, choose which situations would cause INSERT, DELETE, or UPDATE (Modification) violations in these relations. Do not consider that the violation might be handled or prevented, just choose those situations that would cause the violations. From the list below, choose which situations would cause INSERT, DELETE, or UPDATE (Modification) violations in these relations. Do not consider that the violation might be handled or prevented, just choose those situations that would cause the violations. Insert into STUDENT O Insert into STUDENT Insert into GRADE_REPORT Insert into GRADE_REPORT Insert into SECTION Delete the COURSE tuple with Course_Number = 'CS3380' UPDATE the Major of the STUDENT tuple with Student_number = 17 to 'MATH" UPDATE the Course_number of the SECTION with Section_identifier = 102 to 'CS4477