unit 3 his second shift Flashcards

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what are informtation systems?

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Arrangement of data, processes, people, and information technology that interact to collect, process, store, and provide as output the information needed to support an organization

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true or false: we transmit data

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false, we od not transmit data, data in the repository is not transmitted, it is stored

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what are health information systems?

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system that captures, stores, manages, or transmits information related to the health of individuals

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what is information technology?

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combination of computer technology with data and communications technology

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define the way we learn about the world, interpret what we see and apply our knowledge to effect change whether through our actions or using technology

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models in IT

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what are the components of information technology?

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hardware
software
telecommunications
networks
databse
people
procedures

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what is the most salient component in IT and why is that so?

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people because they make the hardware

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collective term for computer programs which are sets of instructions to computer hardware

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software

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what are the general categories of software?

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system software
application software

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collections of interrelated data shared by many units
contribute to efficiency and productivity

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database

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true or false: data is stored in electrical language, must be interpreted before transmitted

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true

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what is data?

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raw facts
building blocks of information
formatted for storage, processing and presentation

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what is knowledge?

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defines relationships among data

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what is information?

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from processing data
requires applying knowledge to reveal meaning

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what are the data interpretation requirements?

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database
knowledge base
ontology
rules of inference

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what is the database in the interpretation requirements?

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collection of data and its associated model

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what is the knowledge base in the interpretation requirements?

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collection fo rules that can be thought of a database containing elements of knowledge

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what is ontology?

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set of concepts understood in a knowledge base and how these concepts are arranged meaningfully

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what are rules of inference?

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specify how a knowledge base can be applied to a database

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information systems professionals and users

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Rules for achieving optimal and secure operations in data processing

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procedures

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analyze organizational information needs, design and construct information systems, write computer programs, operate hardware, maintain software

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include priorities in dispensing software applications nad security measures

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procedures

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what is telecommunications?

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communication over distance
communication of bits representing many forms of data and information

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combination of devices connected through one of the communications media
networks
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what are the types of networks?
LAN (router to computer) WAN (router to www) MAN (data to university) PAN
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what are the types of information systems?
operations support systems management support systems specialized processing systems
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what are the roles of an operation support system?
processing business transactions controlling industrial processes supporting enterprise communications and collaborations updating corporate databases efficiently
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what is the role of management support systems?
provides information and support for decision making by all types of managers
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what is the role of specialized processing systems?
supports either operations or management applications
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what is the systems development life cycle (SDLC)?
phase 1 - planning phase 2 - analysis phase 3 - design phase 4 - implementation phase 5 - support
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what is the logical structure in which records are stored within a database and the method used to establish relationships among the records?
database model
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what are the types of database models?
hierarchical model network model relational model relational model object-oriented model