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WorksheetsLiving in IT Era (Long Quiz: Week 1-4)
Total questions: 132
Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
ICT
a)
Determine data requirements
b)
often deals with the use of different technological inventions like mobile phones, telephones, computer, Internet, and other devices, as well as software and applications to locate, save, send, and manipulate information.
c)
Enable controlled deployment
d)
Discriminatory Capacities
2.
Information Technology
a)
Leverages technology like software bots to replicate repetitive human tasks.
b)
It refers to anything related to computing technology, such as networking, hardware, software, the Internet, or the people that work with these technologies.
c)
a collection of functional units such as arithmetic logic units or multipliers that perform data processing operations, registers, and buses.
d)
means the level of precision with which calculations are made and tasks are performed.
3.
Data
a)
a collection of independent and unorganized facts.
b)
Semi-Supervised Learning
c)
Enabling employees to be more productive.
d)
Reliability
4.
Information
a)
is the processed and organized data presented in a meaningful form.
b)
Diagnostic Analytics
c)
Block Chain
d)
Supervised Learning
5.
Data Processing
a)
means the level of precision with which calculations are made and tasks are performed.
b)
Hardware, Software, User
c)
is the course of doing things in a sequence of steps
d)
small units of data storage that are directly visible to assembly language programmers. They can be used like simple variables in a high-level program.
6.
OK Computer
a)
Means providing people with easy access to technical or business expertise without extensive (and costly) training.
b)
Launch of windows 7
c)
an electronic machine that follows a set of instructions in order that it may be able to accept and gather data and transform these into formation.
d)
Refers to the process of examining datasets to draw conclusions about the information they contain.
7.
Input
a)
Improved Auditability
b)
hold data that is needed for processor operation but is not directly visible to assembly language programmers.
c)
accepts and gathers data
d)
Refers to the used of advance technologies, like, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotic process automation, to automate tasks that were once completed by humans.
8.
Processing
a)
Enable controlled deployment
b)
processes data to become information
c)
Remove security risk
d)
Charles Babbage creates a steam-driving calculating machine that computes table of computers.
9.
Store
a)
Data Quality
b)
stores data information
c)
It manipulates the data coming through the processor. It also provides a small amount of temporary data storage.
d)
Alan Turing presents the Turing Machine
10.
Output
a)
External devices such as displays, printers, disks, and networks that receive data from the processor.
b)
presents information
c)
Reinforcement Learning
d)
stores data information
11.
3 Major Components of information Processing System
a)
Robotic Process Automation
b)
is the storage space in the computer, where data is to be processed and instructions required for processing are stored.
c)
Lack of common-sense
d)
Hardware, Software, User
12.
Hardware
a)
Privacy Harms
b)
tangible part of a computer system
c)
can be described as data you can only add to, not take away from or change. Hence the term "chain" because you're making a chain of data
d)
It manipulates the data coming through the processor. It also provides a small amount of temporary data storage.
13.
Software
a)
the ability of the computer to store data in itself for accessing it again in future.
b)
Enhanced Privacy
c)
non-tangible part of a computer system
d)
Design
14.
User
a)
Hyper-Automation
b)
Youtube is founded. Google acquires android.
c)
refer to people who use and operate the computer system, write computer programs, and analyze and design the information system.
d)
generates control signals that direct the operation of memory and the datapath.
15.
Speed
a)
Data Policing
b)
is the use of software with artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning capabilities to handle high-volume, repeatable tasks that previously required humans to perform.
c)
refer to people who use and operate the computer system, write computer programs, and analyze and design the information system.
d)
means the duration computer system requires in fulfilling a task or completing an activity.
16.
Accuracy
a)
means the level of precision with which calculations are made and tasks are performed.
b)
External devices such as displays, printers, disks, and networks that receive data from the processor.
c)
Improved ROI
d)
compute new data values from old data values. In simple processors the major processing elements are grouped into an Arithmetic-Logic Unit (ALU).
17.
Reliability
a)
Physical Augmentation
b)
AI or ML
c)
the quality due to which the user can stay dependable on the computer.
d)
Machine Learning
18.
Adaptability
a)
Reinforcement Learning
b)
the quality of it to complete a different type of tasks: simple as well as complex.
c)
refer to people who use and operate the computer system, write computer programs, and analyze and design the information system.
d)
Improved Auditability
19.
Storage
a)
Reinforcement Learning
b)
Block Chain
c)
the ability of the computer to store data in itself for accessing it again in future.
d)
Multi-Experience
20.
Limitations of Computer Systems
a)
Improved operational efficiency
b)
Descriptive Analytics
c)
External devices such as displays, printers, disks, and networks that receive data from the processor.
d)
Lack of common-sense
21.
Zero IQ
a)
the ability of the computer to store data in itself for accessing it again in future.
b)
Programmable Registers
c)
Zero IQ
d)
Memory that can retain the stored data even when not powered
22.
Lack of Decision Making
a)
Time Savings
b)
Lack of Decision Making
c)
is the course of doing things in a sequence of steps
d)
AI or ML
23.
Datapath
a)
The cutting-edge technology that is changing how the police do their jobs
b)
a collection of functional units such as arithmetic logic units or multipliers that perform data processing operations, registers, and buses.
c)
means the duration computer system requires in fulfilling a task or completing an activity.
d)
Enhanced Privacy
24.
It manipulates the data coming through the processor. It also provides a small amount of temporary data storage.
a)
It manipulates the data coming through the processor. It also provides a small amount of temporary data storage.
b)
Data Quality
c)
Machine Learning
d)
Lack of Decision Making
25.
Datapath Components
a)
Data is cleaned up before analysis
b)
accepts and gathers data
c)
Programmable Registers
d)
Youtube is founded. Google acquires android.
26.
The Program Counter (PC)
a)
tangible part of a computer system
b)
Privacy Harms
c)
Improved operational efficiency
d)
The Program Counter (PC)
27.
Multiplexers
a)
Physical Augmentation
b)
Multiplexers
c)
Involves developing fluent customer experiences across websites, apps, and modalities of voice, touch, and text, irrespective of the channel.
d)
Democratization
28.
Processing Elements
a)
Processing Elements
b)
Robotic Process
c)
is the course of doing things in a sequence of steps
d)
Application Development
29.
Special-Purpose Registers
a)
Democratization
b)
an electronic machine that follows a set of instructions in order that it may be able to accept and gather data and transform these into formation.
c)
Special-Purpose Registers
d)
It manipulates the data coming through the processor. It also provides a small amount of temporary data storage.
30.
Programmable registers
a)
Block Chain
b)
small units of data storage that are directly visible to assembly language programmers. They can be used like simple variables in a high-level program.
c)
means the duration computer system requires in fulfilling a task or completing an activity.
d)
is a specific subset of AI that trains a machine how to learn.
31.
The program counter (PC)
a)
Grace Hopper develops COBOL
b)
holds the address for fetching instructions.
c)
Finality
d)
Mainframe computing
32.
Multiplexers
a)
The Program Counter (PC)
b)
Descriptive Analytics
c)
have control inputs coming from control. They are used for routing data through the datapath.
d)
Block Chain
33.
Processing elements
a)
compute new data values from old data values. In simple processors the major processing elements are grouped into an Arithmetic-Logic Unit (ALU).
b)
Wireless Computing
c)
Lack of common-sense
d)
Improved operational efficiency
34.
compute new data values from old data values. In simple processors the major processing elements are grouped into an Arithmetic-Logic Unit (ALU).
a)
tangible part of a computer system
b)
Facebook launches
c)
compute new data values from old data values. In simple processors the major processing elements are grouped into an Arithmetic-Logic Unit (ALU).
d)
is the course of doing things in a sequence of steps
35.
Special-purpose registers
a)
hold data that is needed for processor operation but is not directly visible to assembly language programmers.
b)
non-tangible part of a computer system
c)
Enabling better customer service;
d)
Data organization
36.
Control
a)
generates control signals that direct the operation of memory and the datapath.
b)
AI or ML
c)
Transferring the data or information between computers or devices that are not physically connected to each other
d)
Launch of windows 7
37.
Memory
a)
is a specific subset of AI that trains a machine how to learn.
b)
is the storage space in the computer, where data is to be processed and instructions required for processing are stored.
c)
Hyper-Automation
d)
It refers to anything related to computing technology, such as networking, hardware, software, the Internet, or the people that work with these technologies.
38.
Volatile memory
a)
is memory that loses its contents when the computer or hardware device loses power.
b)
Refers to the used of advance technologies, like, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotic process automation, to automate tasks that were once completed by humans.
c)
iPhone is introduced
d)
Privacy Harms
39.
Non-volatile memory
a)
Memory that can retain the stored data even when not powered
b)
Improved operational efficiency
c)
accepts and gathers data
d)
Robotic Process Automation
40.
Input Devices
a)
Launch of windows 7
b)
Unsupervised Learning
c)
External devices such as keyboards, mice, disks, and networks that provide input to the processor.
d)
is the foundation on which any successful automation strategy is built, monitored, and improved.
41.
Output Devices
a)
Enable controlled deployment
b)
an electronic machine that follows a set of instructions in order that it may be able to accept and gather data and transform these into formation.
c)
External devices such as displays, printers, disks, and networks that receive data from the processor.
d)
Privacy Harms
42.
1946-1970s
a)
Mainframe computing
b)
Improved ROI
c)
processes data to become information
d)
Allowing processes to be completed much more rapidly;
43.
1980s-1990s
a)
Home Computing
b)
non-tangible part of a computer system
c)
Improved Productivity
d)
Multiplexers
44.
2000s
a)
Tim-Berners-Lee develops HTML
b)
Multi-Experience
c)
Wireless Computing
d)
Zero IQ
45.
Present
a)
It manipulates the data coming through the processor. It also provides a small amount of temporary data storage.
b)
Grace Hopper develops COBOL
c)
Data Science
d)
An electronic communications network that connects computer networks and organizational computer facilities around the world
46.
1946
a)
Reinforcement Learning
b)
Providing improved efficiency by digitizing and auditing process data;
c)
Time Savings
d)
ENIAC ERA
47.
Home Computers
a)
were a class of micro-computers that entered the market in 1977 and became common during the 1980s.
b)
Charles Babbage creates a steam-driving calculating machine that computes table of computers.
c)
means the duration computer system requires in fulfilling a task or completing an activity.
d)
Facebook launches
48.
The Internet Era
a)
An electronic communications network that connects computer networks and organizational computer facilities around the world
b)
Data Policing
c)
Transferring the data or information between computers or devices that are not physically connected to each other
d)
Application Development
49.
Wireless Computing
a)
Transferring the data or information between computers or devices that are not physically connected to each other
b)
Privacy Harms
c)
is memory that loses its contents when the computer or hardware device loses power.
d)
is the processed and organized data presented in a meaningful form.
50.
Current ICT Trends
a)
Robotic Process
b)
non-tangible part of a computer system
c)
generates control signals that direct the operation of memory and the datapath.
d)
Hyper-Automation
51.
Multi-Experience
a)
Multi-Experience
b)
accepts and gathers data
c)
stores data information
d)
Creating cost savings for manual and repetitive tasks; and,
52.
Democratization
a)
Data Policing
b)
Human Augmentation
c)
Special-Purpose Registers
d)
Democratization
53.
Human Augmentation
a)
the ability of the computer to store data in itself for accessing it again in future.
b)
Multi-Experience
c)
Human Augmentation
d)
Prescriptive Analytics
54.
Data Policing
a)
Increased Operational Efficiency
b)
Analytics
c)
Hardware, Software, User
d)
Data Policing
55.
Machine Learning
a)
Machine Learning
b)
Mainframe computing
c)
hold data that is needed for processor operation but is not directly visible to assembly language programmers.
d)
Unsupervised Learning
56.
Robotic Process
a)
compute new data values from old data values. In simple processors the major processing elements are grouped into an Arithmetic-Logic Unit (ALU).
b)
Robotic Process
c)
is memory that loses its contents when the computer or hardware device loses power.
d)
Determine data requirements
57.
Block Chain
a)
Block Chain
b)
First 65-bit processor, Athlon 64
c)
Wireless Computing
d)
Discriminatory Capacities
58.
Voice Search
a)
is a specific subset of AI that trains a machine how to learn.
b)
The cutting-edge technology that is changing how the police do their jobs
c)
Voice Search
d)
The Program Counter (PC)
59.
Analytics
a)
Improved operational efficiency
b)
Analytics
c)
Knowledge
d)
Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak develops Apple
60.
HYPER-AUTOMATION
a)
Refers to the used of advance technologies, like, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotic process automation, to automate tasks that were once completed by humans.
b)
often deals with the use of different technological inventions like mobile phones, telephones, computer, Internet, and other devices, as well as software and applications to locate, save, send, and manipulate information.
c)
holds the address for fetching instructions.
d)
Determine data requirements
61.
MULTI-EXPERIENCE
a)
Involves developing fluent customer experiences across websites, apps, and modalities of voice, touch, and text, irrespective of the channel.
b)
ENIAC ERA
c)
a collection of functional units such as arithmetic logic units or multipliers that perform data processing operations, registers, and buses.
d)
First 65-bit processor, Athlon 64
62.
DEMOCRATIZATION
a)
generates control signals that direct the operation of memory and the datapath.
b)
Bill Gates and Paul Allen creates Microsoft
c)
Means providing people with easy access to technical or business expertise without extensive (and costly) training.
d)
is the processed and organized data presented in a meaningful form.
63.
HUMAN AUGMENTATION
a)
accepts and gathers data
b)
Is a field of research that aims to enhance human abilities through medicine or technology.
c)
Knowledge
d)
Physical Augmentation
64.
DATA POLICING
a)
Predictive Analytics
b)
Lack of common-sense
c)
Enable controlled deployment
d)
The cutting-edge technology that is changing how the police do their jobs
65.
MACHINE LEARNING
a)
Analytics
b)
is a specific subset of AI that trains a machine how to learn.
c)
Human Augmentation
d)
Increased Operational Efficiency
66.
ROBOTIC PROCESS
a)
hold data that is needed for processor operation but is not directly visible to assembly language programmers.
b)
Creating cost savings for manual and repetitive tasks; and,
c)
is the use of software with artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning capabilities to handle high-volume, repeatable tasks that previously required humans to perform.
d)
Tighter Security
67.
BLOCKCHAIN
a)
Bill Gates and Paul Allen creates Microsoft
b)
have control inputs coming from control. They are used for routing data through the datapath.
c)
Involves developing fluent customer experiences across websites, apps, and modalities of voice, touch, and text, irrespective of the channel.
d)
can be described as data you can only add to, not take away from or change. Hence the term "chain" because you're making a chain of data
68.
ANALYTICS
a)
Analytics
b)
Improved operational efficiency
c)
Refers to the process of examining datasets to draw conclusions about the information they contain.
d)
Human Augmentation
69.
Computer History 1822
a)
Semi-Supervised Learning
b)
Charles Babbage creates a steam-driving calculating machine that computes table of computers.
c)
Time Savings
d)
Leverages technology like software bots to replicate repetitive human tasks.
70.
Computer History 1936
a)
Alan Turing presents the Turing Machine
b)
It manipulates the data coming through the processor. It also provides a small amount of temporary data storage.
c)
refer to people who use and operate the computer system, write computer programs, and analyze and design the information system.
d)
Facebook launches
71.
Computer History 1953
a)
External devices such as keyboards, mice, disks, and networks that provide input to the processor.
b)
Grace Hopper develops COBOL
c)
Knowledge
d)
hold data that is needed for processor operation but is not directly visible to assembly language programmers.
72.
Computer History 1975
a)
Data and Analytics
b)
Immutability
c)
Privacy Harms
d)
Bill Gates and Paul Allen creates Microsoft
73.
Computer History 1976
a)
Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak develops Apple
b)
Minimize the time to market apps
c)
compute new data values from old data values. In simple processors the major processing elements are grouped into an Arithmetic-Logic Unit (ALU).
d)
Improved ROI
74.
Computer History 1990
a)
Cost Savings
b)
Tim-Berners-Lee develops HTML
c)
Youtube is founded. Google acquires android.
d)
small units of data storage that are directly visible to assembly language programmers. They can be used like simple variables in a high-level program.
75.
Computer History 2003
a)
Supervised Learning
b)
First 65-bit processor, Athlon 64
c)
is the storage space in the computer, where data is to be processed and instructions required for processing are stored.
d)
Enabling better customer service;
76.
Computer History 2004
a)
An electronic communications network that connects computer networks and organizational computer facilities around the world
b)
Facebook launches
c)
is the processed and organized data presented in a meaningful form.
d)
The cutting-edge technology that is changing how the police do their jobs
77.
Computer History 2005
a)
Youtube is founded. Google acquires android.
b)
can be described as data you can only add to, not take away from or change. Hence the term "chain" because you're making a chain of data
c)
is the storage space in the computer, where data is to be processed and instructions required for processing are stored.
d)
Wireless Computing
78.
Computer History 2007
a)
hold data that is needed for processor operation but is not directly visible to assembly language programmers.
b)
iPhone is introduced
c)
Finality
d)
The cutting-edge technology that is changing how the police do their jobs
79.
Computer History 2009
a)
Supervised Learning
b)
Launch of windows 7
c)
Finality
d)
Data Policing
80.
Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
a)
is the foundation on which any successful automation strategy is built, monitored, and improved.
b)
Leverages technology like software bots to replicate repetitive human tasks.
c)
accepts and gathers data
d)
Robotic Process
81.
Business Process Management
a)
ENIAC ERA
b)
Finality
c)
Business Process Management
d)
Robotic Process
82.
(BPM)
a)
Data Quality
b)
Physical Augmentation
c)
is the foundation on which any successful automation strategy is built, monitored, and improved.
d)
Alan Turing presents the Turing Machine
83.
Hyper-Automation (4 Key Components)
a)
Business Process Management
b)
is the foundation on which any successful automation strategy is built, monitored, and improved.
c)
Robotic Process Automation
d)
Consensus
84.
Business Process Management
a)
Business Process Management
b)
Data Quality
c)
Data Science
d)
Reliability
85.
AI or ML
a)
AI or ML
b)
ENIAC ERA
c)
non-tangible part of a computer system
d)
It refers to anything related to computing technology, such as networking, hardware, software, the Internet, or the people that work with these technologies.
86.
Advanced Analytics
a)
were a class of micro-computers that entered the market in 1977 and became common during the 1980s.
b)
processes data to become information
c)
Memory that can retain the stored data even when not powered
d)
Advanced Analytics
87.
Hyper-Automation (5 Benefits)
a)
An electronic communications network that connects computer networks and organizational computer facilities around the world
b)
Enabling better customer service;
c)
Flexibility
d)
Data is cleaned up before analysis
88.
Reliability
a)
Reliability
b)
Transferring the data or information between computers or devices that are not physically connected to each other
c)
means the duration computer system requires in fulfilling a task or completing an activity.
d)
Provenance
89.
Improved Productivity
a)
have control inputs coming from control. They are used for routing data through the datapath.
b)
often deals with the use of different technological inventions like mobile phones, telephones, computer, Internet, and other devices, as well as software and applications to locate, save, send, and manipulate information.
c)
Improved ROI
d)
Improved Productivity
90.
Integration
a)
Is a field of research that aims to enhance human abilities through medicine or technology.
b)
Enable controlled deployment
c)
tangible part of a computer system
d)
Integration
91.
Improved ROI
a)
Improved ROI
b)
Flexibility
c)
accepts and gathers data
d)
Allowing processes to be completed much more rapidly;
92.
Multi-Experience (4 Benefits)
a)
Improved operational efficiency
b)
tangible part of a computer system
c)
is the storage space in the computer, where data is to be processed and instructions required for processing are stored.
d)
Lack of common-sense
93.
Minimize the time to market apps
a)
Data organization
b)
Minimize the time to market apps
c)
Determine data requirements
d)
a collection of independent and unorganized facts.
94.
Enable controlled deployment
a)
Alan Turing presents the Turing Machine
b)
Advanced Analytics
c)
Enable controlled deployment
d)
It refers to anything related to computing technology, such as networking, hardware, software, the Internet, or the people that work with these technologies.
95.
Remove security risk
a)
Remove security risk
b)
Memory that can retain the stored data even when not powered
c)
AI or ML
d)
Machine Learning
96.
Democratization (4 Key Areas)
a)
stores data information
b)
Consensus
c)
Home Computing
d)
Application Development
97.
Data and Analytics
a)
The Program Counter (PC)
b)
Multiplexers
c)
Data and Analytics
d)
Descriptive Analytics
98.
Design
a)
Bill Gates and Paul Allen creates Microsoft
b)
Design
c)
It manipulates the data coming through the processor. It also provides a small amount of temporary data storage.
d)
Data Policing
99.
Knowledge
a)
Knowledge
b)
Bill Gates and Paul Allen creates Microsoft
c)
Hardware, Software, User
d)
Ensuring business operations and processes comply with regulations and standards;
100.
Human Augmentation (2 Types)
a)
Reinforcement Learning
b)
Physical Augmentation
c)
Data organization
d)
Integration
101.
Cognitive Augmentation
a)
Mainframe computing
b)
Charles Babbage creates a steam-driving calculating machine that computes table of computers.
c)
Design
d)
Cognitive Augmentation
102.
Data Policing (3 Risks)
a)
Lack of common-sense
b)
Data Quality
c)
Knowledge
d)
generates control signals that direct the operation of memory and the datapath.
103.
Discriminatory Capacities
a)
Enabling better customer service;
b)
is a specific subset of AI that trains a machine how to learn.
c)
generates control signals that direct the operation of memory and the datapath.
d)
Discriminatory Capacities
104.
Privacy Harms
a)
Enhanced Privacy
b)
Privacy Harms
c)
Data Policing
d)
were a class of micro-computers that entered the market in 1977 and became common during the 1980s.
105.
Machine Learning (4 Types)
a)
Robotic Process Automation
b)
Supervised Learning
c)
Charles Babbage creates a steam-driving calculating machine that computes table of computers.
d)
hold data that is needed for processor operation but is not directly visible to assembly language programmers.
106.
Unsupervised Learning
a)
Robotic Process
b)
Improved Productivity
c)
Unsupervised Learning
d)
Refers to the used of advance technologies, like, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotic process automation, to automate tasks that were once completed by humans.
107.
Semi-Supervised Learning
a)
Semi-Supervised Learning
b)
Machine Learning
c)
Supervised Learning
d)
Diagnostic Analytics
108.
Reinforcement Learning
a)
Reinforcement Learning
b)
Hyper-Automation
c)
Data Policing
d)
Provenance
109.
Robotic Process (6 Benefits)
a)
Enabling better customer service;
b)
is memory that loses its contents when the computer or hardware device loses power.
c)
The cutting-edge technology that is changing how the police do their jobs
d)
Data organization
110.
Ensuring business operations and processes comply with regulations and standards;
a)
Data Quality
b)
small units of data storage that are directly visible to assembly language programmers. They can be used like simple variables in a high-level program.
c)
Ensuring business operations and processes comply with regulations and standards;
d)
have control inputs coming from control. They are used for routing data through the datapath.
111.
Allowing processes to be completed much more rapidly;
a)
stores data information
b)
the ability of the computer to store data in itself for accessing it again in future.
c)
the quality of it to complete a different type of tasks: simple as well as complex.
d)
Allowing processes to be completed much more rapidly;
112.
Providing improved efficiency by digitizing and auditing process data;
a)
Enhanced Privacy
b)
Data organization
c)
Providing improved efficiency by digitizing and auditing process data;
d)
Lack of common-sense
113.
Creating cost savings for manual and repetitive tasks; and,
a)
processes data to become information
b)
The Program Counter (PC)
c)
Consensus
d)
Creating cost savings for manual and repetitive tasks; and,
114.
Enabling employees to be more productive.
a)
hold data that is needed for processor operation but is not directly visible to assembly language programmers.
b)
Supervised Learning
c)
an electronic machine that follows a set of instructions in order that it may be able to accept and gather data and transform these into formation.
d)
Enabling employees to be more productive.
115.
Block Chain (4 Key Characteristics)
a)
Application Development
b)
Data Policing
c)
processes data to become information
d)
Consensus
116.
Provenance
a)
Democratization
b)
the ability of the computer to store data in itself for accessing it again in future.
c)
It manipulates the data coming through the processor. It also provides a small amount of temporary data storage.
d)
Provenance
117.
Immutability
a)
Facebook launches
b)
Machine Learning
c)
Creating cost savings for manual and repetitive tasks; and,
d)
Immutability
118.
Finality
a)
Enabling employees to be more productive.
b)
Immutability
c)
Finality
d)
AI or ML
119.
Block Chain (3 Key Business Benefits)
a)
stores data information
b)
Advanced Analytics
c)
Improved ROI
d)
Time Savings
120.
Cost Savings
a)
a collection of functional units such as arithmetic logic units or multipliers that perform data processing operations, registers, and buses.
b)
Business Process Management
c)
can be described as data you can only add to, not take away from or change. Hence the term "chain" because you're making a chain of data
d)
Cost Savings
121.
Tighter Security
a)
Bill Gates and Paul Allen creates Microsoft
b)
Means providing people with easy access to technical or business expertise without extensive (and costly) training.
c)
Ensuring business operations and processes comply with regulations and standards;
d)
Tighter Security
122.
Block Chain (3 Key Benefits of Permissioned Network)
a)
Reliability
b)
It refers to anything related to computing technology, such as networking, hardware, software, the Internet, or the people that work with these technologies.
c)
Enhanced Privacy
d)
Involves developing fluent customer experiences across websites, apps, and modalities of voice, touch, and text, irrespective of the channel.
123.
Improved Auditability
a)
iPhone is introduced
b)
Improved Auditability
c)
Alan Turing presents the Turing Machine
d)
Data organization
124.
Increased Operational Efficiency
a)
Increased Operational Efficiency
b)
Providing improved efficiency by digitizing and auditing process data;
c)
Creating cost savings for manual and repetitive tasks; and,
d)
Cognitive Augmentation
125.
Analytics (4 Steps)
a)
Refers to the used of advance technologies, like, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotic process automation, to automate tasks that were once completed by humans.
b)
stores data information
c)
Determine data requirements
d)
Tighter Security
126.
Data collection
a)
stores data information
b)
means the level of precision with which calculations are made and tasks are performed.
c)
Data collection
d)
Allowing processes to be completed much more rapidly;
127.
Data organization
a)
Data organization
b)
hold data that is needed for processor operation but is not directly visible to assembly language programmers.
c)
can be described as data you can only add to, not take away from or change. Hence the term "chain" because you're making a chain of data
d)
Tighter Security
128.
Data is cleaned up before analysis
a)
Data and Analytics
b)
Data is cleaned up before analysis
c)
Creating cost savings for manual and repetitive tasks; and,
d)
is the storage space in the computer, where data is to be processed and instructions required for processing are stored.
129.
Analytics (4 Types)
a)
Enabling better customer service;
b)
Wireless Computing
c)
Descriptive Analytics
d)
Multi-Experience
130.
Diagnostic Analytics
a)
Consensus
b)
The cutting-edge technology that is changing how the police do their jobs
c)
Refers to the process of examining datasets to draw conclusions about the information they contain.
d)
Diagnostic Analytics
131.
Predictive Analytics
a)
Privacy Harms
b)
stores data information
c)
Predictive Analytics
d)
Data collection
132.
Prescriptive Analytics
a)
Multiplexers
b)
Data is cleaned up before analysis
c)
Predictive Analytics
d)
Prescriptive Analytics
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