Midterm Exam #1 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the eleven leadership topics we’ve covered in class?

A

Careful! Even gross germs in M&Ms pass prior PNVs.

communication
effectiveness
gratitude
good days
influence
motivation
momentum
passion
priorities
process and navigation
vision

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2
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The process of transforming data into insights to improve business decisions is…

A

business analytics

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3
Q

Descriptive analytics is also known as…

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exploratory data analytics

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4
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This type of analytics includes the interpretation of historical data to identify trends and patterns.

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descriptive analytics

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5
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This type of analytics includes the use of statistics to forecast future outcomes.

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predictive analytics

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6
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This type of analytics includes the application of testing and other techniques to determine which outcome will yield the best result in a given scenario.

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prescriptive analytics

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7
Q

What is the “big idea?”

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  • the most interesting idea
  • one sentence
  • client must continue looking into it
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8
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This is the complete set of data, with all possible values taken into consideration.

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population

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9
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This is a section or subset of data used for analysis.

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sample

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10
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Sample data can either be…

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randomized
stratified

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11
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What does it mean when a population sample is determined through “stratification?”

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based on some rules of interest

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12
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QUALITATIVE data refers to…

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categorical, or non-numeric, data

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13
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QUANTITATIVE data refers to…

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numeric data

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14
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What are the two types of qualitative data?

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nominal and ordinal

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15
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What are the two types of quantitative data?

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discrete and continuous

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16
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Nominal data falls under (qual-/quant-), and it is used for…

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qualitative data
named categories

examples: colors, gender

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17
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Ordinal data falls under (qual-/quant-), and it is used for…

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qualitative data
intrinsically-ordered things you can’t add up

examples: satisfaction ranking, medals, education level

18
Q

Discrete data falls under (qual-/quant-), and it is used for…

A

quantitative data
exact numbers only

examples: number of people, number of cars

19
Q

Continuous data falls under (qual-/quant-), and it is used for…

A

quantitative data
can be in ranges

examples: height, weight, distance

20
Q

___________ are usually the result of long-term factors such as population, refers to the general direction in which something is changing.

21
Q

___________ are repeated occurrences or sequences.

22
Q

___________ are connections or associations between concepts or ideas; what learning about one variable tells you about the other.

A

relationships

23
Q

What are the steps in the analytics process?

A

I-I say, Claire there’s an intricate model.

identify the business problem
identify the data sources
select the data
clean the data
transform the data
analyze the data
interpret + deploy model

24
Q

The process of fixing incorrect, incomplete, duplicate or otherwise erroneous data in a data set is…

A

data cleansing

25
Q

The process of converting and structuring data into a usable format that can be analyzed is…

A

data transforming

26
Q

In Power BI, these are visual representations of an enterprise’s data elements and the connections between them.

A

data models

27
Q

A lookup table / dimension table holds ________ values.

28
Q

A data table holds _________ values.

A

nonunique!

29
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A lookup table / dimension table has ___________ keys.

30
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A data table has ___________ keys.

31
Q

The process of organizing the tables and columns in one database to reduce redundancy and preserve data integrity is…

A

normalization

32
Q

In Power BI, the term ‘DAX’ stands for…

A

Data Analysis Expressions

33
Q

What are DAXs?

A
  • they are like excel formulas for Power BI
  • they primarily are used for relational data
34
Q

Within power query, where do you access the source to re-link files when they have been moved?

A

Query settings –> Applied Steps –> Source

35
Q

Power query is used to…

A
  • clean data
  • transform data
  • organize data
36
Q

Power query is NOT used to…

A

ANALYZE data

37
Q

All of the following data types are used in Power Query except:
- percentage
- string
- whole number
- text

38
Q

What is SQL?

A

It stands for “structure query language.”

It is:
- used to communicate with a database
- the standard language for relational database management systems
- more coding focused

39
Q

Name examples of data cleansing in Power BI.

A

edit query names
change data types
edit column names (uppercase, lowercase)

Data Type: Correct data type
Remove null/blank columns and rows

append data
moving columns

40
Q

Name examples of data transforming in Power BI.

A

Fixing Data Source Errors, Broken Links, & Files
Index columns
Merging columns
Splitting columns
Custom columns
relinking columns
merge queries
adding new rows
deleting rows

41
Q

What is the MVP?

A

minimum viable plan

42
Q

Why is creating Relationships between tables important when using Power BI?

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Relationships join tables together so that you can build a Matrix Visualization using fields from multiple tables.