A. To keep records of clients, staffs, associates etc

B. To create a computerized database

D. To develop reports

C. To sort and retrieve data

D. A filing system which each department or area within an organization has its own set of files

A. A software system that allows users to define, create, maintain and control access to the database

B. An organized collection of data stored and accessed electronically

C. The data and the DBMS, along with the applications that are associated with them

C. Hard to maintain the security of data and information stored in files

A. Reduce data redundancy

D. Ensure that data is correct for all files

B. Improve data integrity

D. Originally designed for a limited information in one file

C. Each department in an organization has its own set of files

A. Reduce data redundancy

B. Increase data consistency

A. Data

B. Procedures

C. People

D. Hardware

Software

D. The raw facts and information stored in the database

B. A collection of data organized in a manner that allows access, retrieval, and use of that data

A. A software system that allows users to define, create, maintain and control access to the database

C. A filing system which each department or area within an organization has its own set of files

B. Originally designed for a limited information in one file vs Designed to hold much larger collections of organized information in a database

C. Single user or small number of users vs Multiple users at the same time

D. Each department or area within an organization has its own set of files vs Many programs and users share the data in the database

A. Relatively larger amount of data vs Relatively smaller amount of data

D. The data and the DBMS, along with the applications that are associated with them

C. The computer systems that the database systems runs on

A. The raw facts and information stored in the database

B. The instruction and rules that govern the design and use of database

B. The instruction and rules that govern the design and use of database

A. The raw facts and information stored in the database

D. The data and the DBMS, along with the applications that are associated with them

C. The computer systems that the database systems runs on

D. The DBMS software and the database application including OS and network software

C. The computer systems that the database systems runs on

B. The instruction and rules that govern the design and use of database

A. The raw facts and information stored in the database

A. Reduce data redundancy

B. Improve data integrity

C. Database systems are complex, difficult, and time consuming to design

D. Ensure that data is correct for all files

A. Reduce data redundancy

C. Each department in an organization has its own set of files

B. Improve data integrity

D. Originally designed for a limited information in one file

A. The raw facts and information stored in the database

B. The instruction and rules that govern the design and use of database

C. Includes the business analysts, database designers, database analysts, database administrator, application programmers and end-users

D. The data and the DBMS, along with the applications that are associated with them

A. The raw facts and information stored in the database

D. The data and the DBMS, along with the applications that are associated with them

C. The computer systems that the database systems runs on

B. The instruction and rules that govern the design and use of database

A type of data

A structured collection of data.

A field

A record

data

information

database

database design

true

false

Database sytem

Databyte

Data