Information Systems and Databases Flashcards

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4 concepts of information

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  1. Data
  2. Information
  3. Process
  4. Knowlede
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Raw facts

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Data

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Organized collection of facts

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Information

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Set of logically related tasks

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Process

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Awareness or understanding of information

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Knowledge

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It is data that has been processed and organized

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Information

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Interrelated components working together to collect, store, process, and disseminate information to help an organization

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Information Systems

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Two different ways to describe information systems

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  1. Components of an information system
  2. The role of those components
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5 components of information systems

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  1. Hardware
  2. Software
  3. Data
  4. People
  5. Process
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physical components of technology

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Hardware

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set of instructions that order hardware

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Software

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A collection of facts. such as name, address, etc.

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Data

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people involved with information systems

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people

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a series of steps undertaken to achieve a desired outcome or goal

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Process

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What is the main role of information systems?

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to take data and turn it into information

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Types of Information Systems (6)

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  1. TPS - Transactional Processing System
  2. MRS - Management Reporting System
  3. DSS - Decision Support System
  4. EIS - Executive Information Systems
  5. OIS - Office Information Systems
  6. PSS - Professional Support System
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Processes data transaction in database system

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Transactional Processing System (TPS)

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Takes data from TPS. Produces business info reports

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Management Reporting System

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Supports a decision making session. Facilitates the communication between the user who is considering alternative problem solutions

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Decision Support System

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Supports top managers with conveniently displayed summarized info customized for them

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Executive Information Systems

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Facilitates the communication between employees and anyone in the organization

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Office Information Systems

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Helps in tasks specific to various professions

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Professional Support System

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Data organization methods

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  1. Manual Organizing Method
  2. Computer Based Organizing Method
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used for organizing and processing info manually

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Manual Organizing Method

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collection of application programs to perform services to end users
Computer-Based Organizing Method
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2 types of Organizing Method
1. File-based System 2. Database system
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Early attempt at computerizing filing systems. Decentralized approach
File-based system
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Shared collection of logically related data. Self describing integrated records
Database System
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History of Database Systems
1st Gen - 1960 - Hierarchical Structure - 1965 - Network DBMS 2nd Gen - 1970-1980 - Relational Database 3rd Gen - Extended relational - SQL Language - DB2, Oracle - Object-oriented DBMS
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Separates the structure of the data from the application program and stores it in the database
Data abstraction
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Immunity of the user applicants to changes made in the definition and organization of data
Data Independence
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It is a software that allows users to have control access to the database
DBMS Database Management System
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Collection of app programs that interact with the database
Database System
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Roles of the Database environment
1. Data Administrator 2. Database Administrator 3. Database Designers 4. Applications programmers 5. End Users
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