1. A relation in second normal form where the only determinants it contains are candidate keys; also called third normal form Boyce-Codd normal form (BCNF): 2. A table that does not contain any repeating groups first normal form (1NF): v normal form: 4. v normalization: 3. A methodology of 3 steps to eliminate poor design in tables. A process that analyzes a database design to identify the existence of potential problems and implements ways to correct these problems 5. Multiple entries in an individual location in a table A table that is in first normal form and where no nonkey column is dependent 6. on only a portion of the primary key v repeating group: v second normal form (2NF): third normal form (3NF): 7. v unnormalized relation: A table that is in second normal form and the only determinants are candidate keys A table that satisfies the definition of a relation except that it might contain repeating groups 8. v functionally dependent: functionally determine: 9. Describes a column (b) where the value of another column (a) identifies a single value in b. 10. describes the column which will point to a single value of another column