Transform this database table into $1$NF$,$ then $2$NF$,$ and finally $3$NF$.$

Unnormalized Table $($UNF$)$:

Course Table

Step $1$: $1$st Normal Form $(1$NF$)$

$-$ In the first step, ensure that all the data is atomic $($each cell contains a single value$)$ and that the table has no repeating groups.

$-$ Task: Convert the unnormalized table into $1$NF$.$ List any issues found in the table and how you fixed them.

Step $2$: $2$nd Normal Form $(2$NF$)$

$-$ Identify the primary key of the table $($a composite key may be necessary$).$ Check for partial dependencies, where non$-$key attributes depend on part of a composite key.

$-$ Task: Decompose the $1$ NF table into $2$ NF by removing partial dependencies. Create new tables if necessary and provide a new schema.

Step $3$: $3$rd Normal Form $(3$NF$)$

$-$ In this step, you will remove transitive dependencies, where non$-$key attributes are dependent on other non$-$key attributes.

$-$ Task: Decompose the $2$NF table into $3$NF by eliminating transitive dependencies. Create new tables if necessary and provide a new schema.