INTRO TO INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

Question 1

Purpose of information management?

Answer 1

design, develop, manage, and use information with insight and innovation. support decision-making and create value for individuals, organizations, communities, and societies.

Question 2

This programming language makes use of a step-by-step approach for breaking down a task into a collection of routines (or subroutines) and variables by following a sequence of instructions.

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PROCEDURAL

Question 3

It involves the concept of classes and objects. Hence, it divides the program into tiny chunks known as objects. These are actually instances of classes.(method)

Answer 3

OOP

Question 4

Traditional ways in coding PHP
(doing 3 things in same place inside a code)

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procedural

Question 5

a programming model that follows the concept of objects. The objects contain codes in the form of methods and data in the form of attributes.

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OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING (OOP)

Question 6

What is Information Management Course?

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deals with managing information within an organization and gives emphasis on creating a system to manage data/information for everyday use.

Question 7

This programming model give importance to the data rather than functions or procedures (IMPORTANCE)

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OOP

Question 8

coding using MVC

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OOP

Question 9

The main focus is on data security. Hence, it only permits objects to access the class entities. (BASIS)

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OOP

Question 10

The main focus is on how to do the task, meaning, on the structure or procedure of the program. (BASIS)

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PROCEDURAL

Question 11

This programming language uses objects and classes for creating models based on the real-world environment. This model makes it very easy for a user to modify as well as maintain the existing code while new objects get created by inheriting the characteristics of the present ones.

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OOP

Question 12

MVC stands for:

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MODEL, VIEW, CONTROLLER

Question 13

(12) Languages Used in Object Oriented Programming

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Java, Python, C#, C++, JavaScript, PHP, Ruby, Dart, Perl, Swift, Scala, Objective.

Question 14

It does not offer any method of hiding data. Thus, it is less secure when compared to Object Oriented Programming. (BASED ON SECURITY)

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PROCEDURAL

Question 15

Hiding data is possible with ________ ________ ___________ due to the abstraction. Thus, it is more secure than Procedural Programming. (SECURITY)

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OOP (OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING)

Question 16

Other terms of procedure:

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functions, routines, or subroutines.

Question 17

What are different languages in Procedural Programming (6)

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BASIC, FORTRAN, COBOL, ALGOL, Pascal, and C.

Question 18

programming model derived from structural programming. It follows the concept of the calling procedure.

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PROCEDURAL PROGRAMMING

Question 19

this part deals with presenting the data to the user. This is usually in form of HTML pages.

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VIEW(S)

Question 20

Available data is capable of moving freely within the system from one function to another. (MOVEMENT OF DATA)

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PROCEDURAL

Question 21

The objects are capable of moving and communicating with each other through the member functions. (MOVEMENT OF DATA)

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OOP

Question 22

this is the part deals with the users’ requests for resources from the server.

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CONTROLLER

Question 23

The main program gets divided into tiny parts on the basis of the functions. It then treats them as separate programs for smaller programs individually. (BASED ON METHOD)

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PROCEDURAL

Question 24

This programming model does not give importance to data. it prioritizes the function along with sequence of actions that need to follow (IMPORTANCE)

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PROCEDURAL

Question 25

this part is concerned with the business logic and the application data. It can be used to perform data validations, process data and store it.

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MODEL

Question 26

The 3 tasks PHP Does

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1. We query the database and connect to it 2. We handle data submitted by the users 3. We show DB data to the users either in forms or in tables