Part I—Hands-on LabWrite the following SQL statements in Microsoft Access by using the Books database from Week 2 Assignment 2. Once complete, copy and paste the SQL statements in a Microsoft Word document:Write SQL statements:To update the publisher name from READ WITH US to READ FOR USTo verify the updated name field for the publisher with ID 6To make the following updates to the Publisher table (be careful with WHERE):Make Contact="John Travolta" for publisher with ID number 4Make Phone=888-999-7777 for TEXT AND MORETo list the customer numbers and names of all individuals who have purchased books in the information systems categoryTo identify the book written by an author with the last name Cain. Perform the search by using the author nameTo produce a list of all the customers who live in the state of Indiana and have ordered books on information systemsTo display a list of all the books in the Books table. If a customer has ordered a book, list the corresponding order number and the state in which the customer residesTo identify the authors of the books ordered by Sheila Smith. Perform the search by using the customer nameTo list the customer numbers and names of all the individuals who have purchased books in the children categoryTo add the following items to the Books table:ISBNTitleAuthorPubDateCostRetailCategoryPubID1234567890A Good BookJohn Jeffries10/11/200513.515.00Non-Fiction72314569874Trains for EveryoneCorey Berkey12/15/201110.2525.25Children81598745682Eating InSusan Smythe09/09/201220.0030.50Cooking699954123654Another Vampire StoryAnn Oats09/05/201011.2313.52Fiction41025874159Databases are Fun!Tony Stevens01/01/20134.125.23Information Systems9To delete the last record addedTo update the name Susan Smythe to Susan Smythe-BrownPart II—Course ProjectCourse Project Part 3—E-R ModelingNow that you have defined your E-R model and project description in the project you started and worked on in Weeks 1 and 2, start converting your logical E-R model to a physical model.In this week, complete the following tasks:In a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet, define columns with the following headings:Primary KeyName of ColumnNull (NorY)DatatypeDescriptionForeign KeyForeign Key TableEach row will contain your rows for this table.Fill out the columns row-wise.Using Microsoft Visio or Microsoft Paint, create an E-R model of the six tables from your spreadsheet for developing the business requirements and constraints that will maintain the business logic for your database.The E-R model should be readable and should map to the spreadsheet and the project description.It should have all the cardinality and optionality defined.

Question-The architecture of the Raspberry Pi is ARM, while that of most desktops and laptops today is often referred to as (Intel) x86. Develop a list of 5 bullets that compares the two. Give two examples of devices that use ARM architecture. Cite your reference(s).