This assessment is to be completed individually. In this assessment, you will design an Entity Relationship Model (ERM) for a real-world case study of an organisation that uses a relational database, focusing on the key concepts of database relationships and normalisation. Assessment Description: This assessment requires you to design an Entity Relationship Model (ERM) for a real-world case study of an organisation that uses a relational database as part of their operations. You will need to focus on the key concepts of database relationships and normalisation. You will need to demonstrate your ability to apply these concepts to a real-world scenario and make an ERM that accurately represents the data relationships and structures of the chosen organization's database. This assessment aims to achieve the following subject learning outcomes: LO1 Explain Relational Database Management Systems and their application within organisation. Assessment Instructions: You are required to complete the following tasks: 1. Choose an organisation that uses a relational database as part of their operations. This could be a business, government agency, non-profit organization, or other type of entity. 2. Research the organisation and their use of a relational database. Identify the types of data that are stored in the database, the relationships between the different data sets, and any key terminology or concepts that are relevant to the organisation's use of the database. 3. Design an ERM for the organisation's database, using appropriate notation and symbols to represent the data relationships and structures. Your ERM should demonstrate your understanding of the key concepts of database relationships and normalisation. 4. a report that explains the design choices you made in creating the ERM and how they relate to the key concepts of database relationships and normalisation. Your report should include the following sections: Introduction: Provide a brief overview of the chosen organisation and their use of a relational database. Entity Relationship Model Design: Present your ERM design, using appropriate notation and symbols to represent the data relationships and structures. Explain the design choices you made and how they relate to the key concepts of database relationships and normalisation. Application in the Chosen Organisation: Analyse the organisation's use of a relational database, including the types of data stored, the relationships between data sets, and any key terminology or concepts that are relevant to their use of the database. Discuss how your ERM design reflects and supports the organisation's use of a relational database. Conclusion: Summarise the key points of your report and provide recommendations for how the organization could improve their use of a relational database. A summary of your design decisions and any limitations of your database design. The report should include at least 8 academic sources to support your arguments.