Quiz 3 Flashcards

1
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is a combination of machines, people, and processes that for a set of
inputs produces a defined set of outputs

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data processing system

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2
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A data processing system may involve some combination of:

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  1. conversion
  2. validation
  3. sorting
  4. summarization
  5. aggregation
  6. analysis
  7. reporting
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3
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converting data to another form or Language.

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conversion

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4
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Ensuring that supplied data is “clean, correct and useful.”

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validation

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5
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“arranging items in some sequence and/or in different sets.”

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sorting

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6
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reducing detail data to its main points.

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summarization

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7
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combining multiple pieces of data.

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aggregation

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8
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the “collection, organization, analysis, interpretation and presentation of data.”

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analysis

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9
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list detail or summary data or computed information

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reporting

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10
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refers to the transforming raw data into meaningful output.

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data processing

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11
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stages of data processing cycle

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  1. input stage
  2. processing stage
  3. output stage
  4. storage stage
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input stage

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  1. data collection
  2. data capture
  3. encoding
  4. data transmission
  5. data communications
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13
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processing stage

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  1. performing instructions
  2. transforming raw data into information
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14
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output stage

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  1. decoding
  2. presenting data to user
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15
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storage stage

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  1. storing data
  2. retrieve data
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16
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data processing methods

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  1. manual data processing
  2. mechanical data processing
  3. electronic data processing
17
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data is processed manually without using any machine or tool to
get required results; all the calculations and logical operations are performed
manually on the data

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manual data processing

18
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data is processed by using different devices like
typewriters, mechanical printers or other mechanical devices; These are faster than the manual mode but still forms
the early stages of data processing

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mechanical data processing

19
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is the modern technique to process data; The data is
processed through computer; Data and set of instructions are given to the computer as input and the
computer automatically processes the data according to the given set of instructions.

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electronic data processing

20
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types of data processing

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  1. batch processing
  2. online processing
  3. real-time processing
  4. distributed processing
  5. multi-processing
  6. time sharing
21
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is a method where the information to be organized is sorted into groups to allow
for efficient and sequential processing

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batch processing

22
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utilizes Internet connections and equipment directly attached to a computer.
This allows for the data stored in one place and being used at altogether different place

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online processing

23
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has the ability to respond almost immediately to various signals in order to acquire
and process information

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real-time processing

24
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commonly utilized by remote workstations connected to one big central workstation
or server; All the end machines run on a fixed
software located at a particular place and make use of exactly same information and sets of instruction.

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distributed processing

25
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needs be
performed are sent to different CPUs working parallel within the mainframe.; most widely used types of data processing

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multi-processing

26
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used of CPU is the core of this data processing type. The single CPU is used by
multiple users; All users share same CPU but the time allocated to all users might differ

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time-sharing

27
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instead of all the computer hardware and software you’re using
sitting on your desktop, or somewhere inside your company’s network, it’s provided for you as a service
by another company and accessed over the Internet, usually in a completely seamless way

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cloud computing

28
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is term used to explain the sequence of steps or process used to process the raw data and turn it into readable form and generate meaningful information.

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data processing cycle

29
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data processing cycle

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  1. collection
  2. preparation
  3. input
  4. processing
  5. output
  6. storage
30
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first stage of the cycle; needs to ensure that the data gathered are both defined
and accurate, so that subsequent decisions based on the findings are valid

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data collection

31
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consider this as a part of processing but does not involve any processing.; n includes sorting and filtering of data which will finally be used as input; It is the manipulation of data into a form suitable for further analysis and processing.

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preparation

32
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This is the feeding of collected data, raw and sieved data for processing; It is the task where verified data is coded or converted into machine readable form so that it can
be processed through an application

33
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This is the step where data is processed by electronic data processing, mechanical processing, processing system or other means; data is one who gives information to the user and can
be put to use

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processing

34
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The processed data is delivered in the form of information/ results in this step; where processed information is now transmitted and
displayed to the user

35
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last stage in the data processing cycle where data, and metadata (information
about data) are held for future use