Data Analytics E - L Flashcards

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Economic Constraint

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A limitation imposed by time or finances

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Effective

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A solution that performs as intended

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Efficient

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A solution that saves time, cost and effort

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electronic validation

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a databases ability to detect limited types of errors in data that have been keyed, such as incorrect numbers entered for a postcode or certain boxes being empty, and then notify the data-entry operator of the error

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Encryption

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Encoding or changing data so if the data was read by an unauthorized user they would not be able to understand the data

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Entity

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A single person / place / or thing about which data can be stored

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Ethernet protocol

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A set of rules about how data is communicated in wired networks

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Ethics

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The principles of right and wrong, which are accepted byu an individual or a social group; ethical behaviour often guides policy-maklers within organisations

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Evaluation

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Assessing whether a solution achieves the goals for which it was originally designed; not the same as testing!

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Evaluation Crtieria

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Rules set out during design that include effectiveness and efficiency criteria; based on the SOLUTION REQUIREMNTS that were defined during analysis

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Event-based threat

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A threat to data or an information system that is a result of a natural event; this can include fires, floods, storms, etc.

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Existence check

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A validation that ensures a field has data entered into it

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Fair Test

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Changing only one factor at a time in a test, and keeping all the other conditions the same

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Fibre-Optic Cabling

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A wired transmission media containing shards of glass that reflect pulses of light generated by small lasers or LED’s

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Field

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An item of data in a database; the same field for a series of records will contain the same data type

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Filter

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A process that only displays records that meet the set criteria

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Firewall

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Software that monitors all incoming and outgoing internet traffic to and from a LAN; a firewall examines the contents of each data packet and determines if the data packet should be allowed access to the LAN

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1st Normal Form (1NF)

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A table with no repeating groups. No single row has a column containing more than one value or more than one column with the same kind of value.

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Flat File Database

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A database that stores data in tables consisting of rows and columns; also called a single table database

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Flow Visualisation

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representing data that illustrates the flow pattern of an object or item

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Foreign Key

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A common linking field; a key in a database defined in a second that that refers to a primary key in the first

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form

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A window with input fields into which a user enters and submits data for processing. Forms replace paper based forms, and have features like checkboxes, radio buttons, text fields, mandatory fields, sign up forms, online purchases, etc.

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format

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How something is displayed (using a table or chart, etc); arranging the look / presentation of an object

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frequency distribution table

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A table that summarizes values and frequency in two columns

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Full backup

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Backing up all of an organisations data and information at on time

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Functional Requirement

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Directly related to what the solution will do

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Fuzzy Logic

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Lying between True and False

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Gantt Chart

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A chart that tracks the progress of a project by placing tasks on a timeline, often with comments or annotations

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Geographic information

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An infographic using location to place data information; similar to a geospatial infographic, it visualises data onto countries rather than physical geography

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Geographic Information System

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A File Format that contains geographical data

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Geospatial visualisations

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Where information is coded onto a map to illustrate the data (also known as a map based visualisation)

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graph

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A visual representation of data showing the relationships between several elements

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Hard Disk Drive (HDD)

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A magnetic platter with a read/write mechanism

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Hardware loss

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When a device or hardware components is lost by accident

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Hardware OR software malfunction

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If the hardware or software stops working as intended

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Hardware security controls

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Hardware-Based measures that are used to protect data and information

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Hierarchical Infographic

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Stacking items or subjects based on levels of importance, difficulty, income and so on.

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Hierarchy visualisation

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Shows the relationships and structure between data items (a single hierarchial chart)

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histogram

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A chart / visual tool using bars to show distribution within a range

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Image data

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Any stored images used to generate information

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Incremental backup

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Creating a fullbackup from time to time(i.e. weekly) and performing a partial backup inbetween full backups

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Infographic

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visual representation of data, usually combining several charting and text tools

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Information

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Useful knowledge created by manipulating data

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Information need

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When particular information is required, yet is not being currently supplied; causes of an information need may include a current problem, an identified need or an opportunity

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Information system (The 5 components of one)

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Software, Hardware, People, Processes and Data

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Informational Infographic

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A list based visual that is composed mostly of text

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Input

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The process of entering data into a system

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Input Hardware

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Equipment that allows data to be entered into a computer system, such as a keyboard, mouse or joystick

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Input mask

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A control applied to how data is entered that can be set to accept a specified number of digits, dates or characters in a commonly accepted format (DD-MM-YYYY for date is an input mask)

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Input Process Output

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An IPO diagram used to identify inputs and the processing steps required to transform the inputs into the outputs

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Integer

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A number without a fractional or decimal component

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Intellectual Property (IP)

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The ideas and works created by an individual or organisation

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Intended user

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Target Audience; that is, people expected to use the product

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Interactive visualisation

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Allows the user to change settings and control the presentation

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Internet of Things (IoT)

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A network formed by ‘smart devices’ such as mobile phones, wearable devices, headphones, and other devices that have an ‘on-off’ switch to the internet or to other IoT devices.

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Interview

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A Data acquisition technique that allows in-depth responces; direct questioning of a person.

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Interviewer Bias

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The interviewers preconcieved expectations of the results; the interview questions and answers confirm that bias

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Jargon

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A shorthand way of communicating between members of a particular cohort

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Layout Diagram

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A hand drawn sketch that shows the elements to be included on an input form; the diagram would indicate the placement of fields and labels, the fonts to be used and any graphics or other elements to be included

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Legal Constraint

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Limitations and restrictions imposed on a solution by laws and regulations

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Likert Scale

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A method of encoding qualitative data, usually on a numbered scale

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Line graph

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Visualisation tool that connects points to show continuous changes over time

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Line of best fit

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A straight line that represents the trend in a scatter plot

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List infographic

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An infographic that breaks up large lists of text with bullet points, text and graphics to depict relationships between the data

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Local Area Network (LAN)

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Two or more devices are connected in the same geographical area