Stage $1.$ Find and critique a dataset $1.$ Choose a source of open data. This can be one that you've used earlier in this module, or it can be a new source. You may also combine two simpler datasets, provided there is benefit in linking them. The data must be open and real $($not generated artificially for learning or research$),$ and a normalised, relational model for the data can't have been published already. $2.$ Assess the dataset in your report. You should use the criteria used in discussion $1\mathrm{.}104($Quality$,$ level of detail, documentation, interrelation, use, discoverability$)$ and assess the terms of use $($as in discussion $1\mathrm{.}206)3.$ Explain your interest in your report. Why is this an interesting dataset? Give some questions you would like to ask of the dataset that a database application could help with.Stage $2.$ Model your data $1.$ Draw a complete E$/$R model of the data. If you are only implementing a subset of the data structure, justify your decision in the report. All diagrams must be in the report pdf$.2.$ Add cardinality to your E$/$R diagram. If there are any structures that are not compatible with the Relational model, draw a second diagram showing the modified structure. $3.$ List database tables and fields. Evaluate the tables against the normal forms and adjust to ensure that your database will be at least in $3$NF$.$ Include an evaluation of which normal forms your database is in$.$ If it isn't in higher forms, such as BCNF or $4$NF$,$ justify your decision not to normalise further. Stage $3.$ Create the database $1.$ Build the database structure in MySQL in the lab environment. Record all CREATE commands used in your report. $2.$ Enter instance data. This can be a usable sample of the dataset or all the dataset. Detail how you added the data in your report. $3.$ Reflect on how well the database reflects the data. In your report note one or two points of elements that do or don't work well. $4.$ List SQL commands that answer questions identified in Stage $1/$Step $3.$ If any can't be answered, explain why.