OC: The document used to agree on the data requirements with users, which should not be overly formal.

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OC: The design stage that begins with the Conceptual Data Model and produces a Logical Schema specification.

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OC: The formal representation of data used by the analyst, which is focused on the meaning and structure of the data, independent of its implementation.

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OC: The final phase of the DDLC that involves operational monitoring, performance tuning (adjusting the storage schema), and addressing changes in requirements.

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OC: The core model for system development that shows the process as a strict sequence of steps where the output of one step is the input to the next.

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OC: The stage in the DDLC that compares the implemented system against the design documents and requirements specification.

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OC: The construction of a computer system according to a given design document, considering the operating environment and available hardware/software.

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OC: The testing task that confirms the right database has been constructed with the right characteristics to meet the specified requirements.

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OC: The term for the transfer.

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The Information life cycle stage where information is classified, arranged, and structured so it is easier to access and understand.

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Stores data in unstructured files.

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It’s a conceptual data model used to visually describe how data is stored and related in a database.

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The Information life cycle of sharing information with the people or systems that need it.

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Core Components of an ER Model: A real-world object or thing about which data is stored.

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Data that has been processed, organized, and given context, making it meaningful and useful.

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Subclasses automatically acquiring superclass attributes.

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A collection of raw, figures, & symbols.

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Creating specific classes from a general class.

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An attribute from another entity used to link tables.

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The Information life cycle securely deleting or destroying information that is no longer required.

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The systematic process of collecting, organizing, storing, and distributing information to ensure it reaches the right people at the right time.

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Type of Attribute that can be broken down into smaller parts.

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The Information life cycle stage where information is accessed, analyzed, and applied for decision-making or problem-solving.

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A structured collection of data (organized in tables, documents, etc.).

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What fruit keeps doctors away?

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Core Components of an ER Model: A property or characteristic of an entity.

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The Information life cycle process of generating new information or collecting it from external sources.

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Software that manages databases.

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The Information life cycle process of saving information securely for future use while ensuring its accuracy, safety, and availability.

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Extracting common properties to create generalized entity.

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Uniquely identifies each entity (used as primary key).

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People Who Deal with Databases: Using the data through an interface.

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Specifying numerical relationship between entities.

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Value can be calculated from other attributes.

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What planet do we live on?

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Degree of Relationship between three entity sets.

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Each entity in A can relate to many entities in B, but each entity in B relates to only one entity in A.

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Longest river in the Philippines.

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Core Components of DBMS System Structure: The most obvious part—the actual DBMS program itself.

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Identify and write the correct name for this shape based on its role in the ER diagram. Write the complete answer.

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Identify and write the correct name for this shape based on its role in the ER diagram. Write the complete answer.

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Identify and write the correct name for this shape based on its role in the ER diagram. Write the complete answer.

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Identify and write the correct name for this shape based on its role in the ER diagram. Write the complete answer

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Identify and write the correct name for this shape based on its role in the ER diagram. Write the complete answer.

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