$\backslash$table$[[$CourseID$,$CourseLanguage,CourseLevel,ClientID,ClientName,Attendance,FinalScore$],[10,$German,Basic,C$111,$Mr$.$ Smith,$100\%,80\%],[11,$German,Intermediate,C$222,$Ms$.$ Jones,$90\%,90\%],[12,$German,Advanced,C$333,$Mr$.$ Vance,$95\%,100\%],[10,$German,Basic,C$444,$Ms$.$ Clark,$100\%,100\%],[11,$German,Intermediate,C$555,$Ms$.$ Wong,$90\%,95\%],[12,$German,Advanced,C$666,$Ms$.$ Hess,$95\%,98\%],[20,$Japanese,Basic,C$111,$Mr$.$ Smith,$100\%,100\%],[21,$Japanese,Intermediate,C$222,$Ms$.$ Jones,$95\%,100\%]]$

Given these attributes and dependencies normalize this table to $1$ NF $.$

Given these attributes and dependencies normalize this table to $3NF.-$ Be sure to include Primary Keys and Foreign Keys