Reconsider Problem $2($Fillmore Tutorial Services$)$ from last week$$s assignment on ER Diagrams.Please use the ER Diagram that I handed out in class as the basis for your database design.Develop the database design using the correct ER Diagram. Don$$t forget to include the following tables with associated attributes:$$Customer $($Last Name, First Name, DOB, Email, Phone$)$Lesson $($LessonTitle$,$ Description, Prerequisites, StartDate, EndDate, Time$)$PrivateLesson $($SpecialAccommodations$)$GroupLesson $($MaxClassSize$,$ GroupProjectRequired?, ExaminationDate$)$Instructor $($LastName$,$ FirstName, SSN$,$ Phone, Email$)$Subject$($SubjectName$,$ Description$)$Building $($BuildingName$,$ Address, City, State, Zip$)$Room $($Room#$,$ MaxCapacity, ComputersAvailable?, SpecialEquipment$)$In addition to the above attributes, please store information onDateOfEnrollment, which is the date a customer signed up for a particular lesson.In addition, please store information onYearsOfExperience, which is the number of years of experience an instructor hasteachingin a particular subject area.For each table:$1)$ specify the table name followed by the attributes$2)$ underline the attribute$($s$)$ that represent the primary key$($Note: You will need to create the primary key if it doesn$$t already exist$)\mathrm{.}3)$ asterisk the attributes that represent foreign keys $($single asterisk for a non$-$unique foreign key and double asterisk for a unique foreign key$)4)$ Please avoid storing attributes twice. In general, unless an attribute is a foreign key, an attribute does not need to be stored more than once.Use the following notation in specifying your tables:Employee $($EmployeeNumber$,$ FirstName, LastName, DOB, SSN$,$ LicenseNum$**,$ DeptID$*)$where the primary key of the table is underlined, a non$-$unique foreign key has a single$-$asterisk and a unique foreign key has a double$-$asterisk.