Step $1$: Create a New Node.js ProjectOpen VSCode and create a new folder for your project.Initialize a new Node.js project by running npm init in the terminal within your project folder. Follow the prompts to create a package.json file.Deliverable: Screenshot of your project folder structure and package.json file.Step $2$: Install MongoDB Atlas and Set Up a ClusterSign up for a free MongoDB Atlas account at MongoDB Atlas.Follow the instructions to create a new cluster. Choose the free tier for this assignment.Once your cluster is ready, navigate to the "Connect" section and choose "Connect your application".Copy the connection string provided.Deliverable: Screenshots of your MongoDB Atlas dashboard showing the created cluster and the connection string.Step $3$: Connect MongoDB with Your Node.js ApplicationIn your project folder, install the MongoDB driver by running npm install mongodb.Create a new file $($e$.$g$.,$ database.js$)$ and write code to connect to your MongoDB Atlas cluster using the connection string.Use the MongoClient to establish a connection.Code Snippet:javascriptCopy codeconst $\{$ MongoClient $\}=$ require$(\text{'}$mongodb$\text{'})$;const uri $=$ "YOUR$\_$CONNECTION$\_$STRING";const client $=$ new MongoClient$($uri$,\{$ useNewUrlParser: true, useUnifiedTopology: true $\})$;client.connect$($err $=>\{$ if $($err$)\{$ console.error$(\text{'}$Database connection failed', err$)$; return;$\}$ console.log$(\text{'}$Connected to MongoDB'$)$; client.close$()$;$\})$;Deliverable: Screenshot of your database.js file and terminal output showing successful connection.Step $4$: Perform Basic CRUD OperationsCreate a new database and collection in MongoDB from your Node.js application.Implement functions to perform CRUD $($Create$,$ Read, Update, Delete$)$ operations on the collection.Use the MongoDB Atlas dashboard to verify that your operations are affecting the database.Deliverable: Screenshots of the CRUD function code, terminal commands, and results in MongoDB Atlas.