Premium Sports Events hosts events throughout the year for athletes in the Bay area and wants

to maintain a database for these events. Each event is assigned a unique id$,$ and they record the

event name, description, date, and entry cost. Events are held at different venues such as running

tracks, pools, curling clubs, golf courses and so on$.$ Each venue is assigned an id$,$ and they store

contact person, phone number, email address, and rental fee. They also keep track of potential

sponsors for events. Each sponsor is assigned a unique id$.$ In addition, they store the sponsor's

name, contact name, mobile number, and email address.

$$ Create a tab called P$0203$a$.$

$$ Identify and draw the entities.

$$ Include attributes for each entity and identify them as mandatory or optional.

$$ Specify the UID$/$PK for each entity.

$$ Specify all other candidate keys as unique keys $($UKs$).$

P$0203$b

They want to maintain a record of events and the venues that host the events. There are times

when a particular venue is not scheduled to host any events. Likewise, they want to maintain a

record of all sponsors. As a result, there are times when a sponsor is not supporting any events.

The hosting venue is always assigned when an event is scheduled. Each event is hosted at only

one venue, but each venue can host multiple events. Usually, each event is supported by a spon$-$

sor, but some events do not have a sponsor. Each sponsor may support multiple events.

$$ Create a tab called P$0203$b$.$

$$ Copy the ER diagram from P$0203$A and add the relationship lines, including relation$-$

ship names, and the ER language for the relationships.