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BCOR 2020 EXAM 2

What are what-if models? - ANSwhat if models are spreadsheets used for decision making;
mathematical and logic based models

Building good spreadsheet models - ANSinfluence diagrams; building a mathematical model;
spread sheet design and implementing the model in a spreadsheet

Data - ANSraw facts; numbers, letters, etc; audio video, image

Information - ANSa collection of data organized in such a away that they have value beyond the
facts themselves

Knowledge - ANSawareness and understanding of a set of information and the ways it can be
made useful to support a task

Value of information - ANSthe value of information is directly linked to how decision makers
achieve organizational needs

Characteristics of Quality information - ANSinformation should be accurate or complete

What is IS? - ANSan information system is a single set of hardware, software, databases,
networks, people and procedure that collect, manipulate, store, and process data into
information

What are the three types of information systems - ANS- Personal IS
- Group IS
- Enterprise IS

Value Chains - ANSA series of activities that an organization performs to turn inputs into outputs

Supply Chain - ANSkey value chain in a manufacturing organization

What is a database? - ANSan organized collection of data

What does DBMS stand for? - ANSDBMS stands for data base management system

What is DBMS? - ANSa group of programs that manipulate the database and provide an
interface between the database and its users and other application processes

Hierarchy of data - ANSbit -> byte/characteristic -> field -> record -> file

, byte - ANSmade up of 8 bits

field - ANSname, number, or combination of characters that describes an aspect of a business
object or activity

record - ANSa collection of related data fields

file - ANSa collection of related records

Data entities - ANSa person, place, or thing for which data is collected, stored, and maintained

Attributes - ANSa characteristic of an entity

Keys - ANSa field or set of fields that uniquely identifies the record

Data Item - ANSthe specific value of an attribute

The database approach - ANSinformation systems share a pool of related data, offers the ability
to share data and information resources, a database management system is required

Data modeling - ANSa diagram of data entities and their relationships

Relational database model - ANS- a simple but highly useful way to organize data into collection
of two-dimensional tables called relations;
- columns - (vertical) represents an attribute of an entity
- rows - (horizontal) represents an entity

Database administration - ANSskilled and trained information system professionals

What does the database administration do? - ANSworks with users to define their data needs,
applies database programming languages to craft a set of databases to meet those needs, tests
and evaluates databases, implements changes to improve their databases performances, &
assures that data is secure from unauthorized access

Big Data - ANSextremely large and complex data collections

Characteristics of Big Data - ANSvolume, velocity, and variety

Challenges of Big Data - ANS- how to choose what subset of the data to store
- where and how to store the data
- how to find the nuggets of data that are relevant to the decision making at hand
- how to derive value from the relevant data
- how to identify which data needs to be protected from unauthorized access

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