Question 1

____ is the process of automatically analyzing large amounts of data to discover and interpret previously hidden patterns contained therein.

Accepted Answer

A) Phishing 
B) Data mining 
C) Metadata searching 
D) Data warehousing 
A) Phishing 
B) Data mining 
C) Metadata searching 
D) Data warehousing B

Question 2

As of April 2017, ____ had almost 169 million active registered users, and there were over 800 million listings of items for sale.

Accepted Answer

A) Groupon 
B) eBay 
C) PayPal 
D) Craigslist 
A) Groupon 
B) eBay 
C) PayPal 
D) Craigslist B

Question 3

Related records are kept in a _________.

Accepted Answer

A) data file 
B) data chain 
C) record file 
D) file sheet 
A) data file 
B) data chain 
C) record file 
D) file sheet A

Question 4

__________ is the basis of Bitcoin cybercurrency.

Accepted Answer

A) Blockloop 
B) Encrypted chain 
C) Chain looping 
D) Blockchain 
A) Blockloop 
B) Encrypted chain 
C) Chain looping 
D) Blockchain

Question 5

A database management system works much like a simple file manager.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

____________________ is an online payment service, an alternative to a customer paying an online merchant by credit card.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ is an online payment service, an...

Question 7

Briefly, what are the goals of establishing an online shopping/ecommerce presence as discussed in this chapter?

Accepted Answer

Your goals are to• draw potent

Question 8

A ____ runs Bitcoin software that verifies (using a hash function)that the blockchain has not been altered in any way since the previous transaction, and for this service, the miner is rewarded with new bitcoins.

Accepted Answer

A) dumpster diver 
B) Groupon bot 
C) virtual currency specialist 
D) bitcoin miner 
A) dumpster diver 
B) Groupon bot 
C) virtual currency specialist 
D) bitcoin miner

Question 9

Opening an online store requires at least the same amount of planning than building another physical store location.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

A ____ gives the user, or the user's application software, the ability to combine and manipulate data easily in ways that would be very difficult if the data were kept in separate and unrelated files.

Accepted Answer

A) file 
B) database 
C) datastore 
D) data system 
A) file 
B) database 
C) datastore 
D) data system

Question 11

Accessing a record in a large file involves at least one disk input/output (I/O)operation(s).

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

____ allow the physical data to reside at separate and independent locations that are electronically networked together.

Accepted Answer

A) Discrete databases 
B) Singleton databases 
C) Distributed databases 
D) Normalized databases 
A) Discrete databases 
B) Singleton databases 
C) Distributed databases 
D) Normalized databases

Question 13

The number-one attraction to online shopping is probably ____.

Accepted Answer

A) speed 
B) lower cost 
C) the ability to view products 
D) convenience 
A) speed 
B) lower cost 
C) the ability to view products 
D) convenience

Question 14

A ____ is an attribute or combination of attributes that uniquely identifies a tuple.

Accepted Answer

A) secondary key 
B) primary key 
C) foreign key 
D) preferred key 
A) secondary key 
B) primary key 
C) foreign key 
D) preferred key

Question 15

A ____ is a collection of databases that contain current and archived data used for research and analysis purposes rather than to manage day-to-day business transactions such as inventory control or payroll data.

Accepted Answer

A) data mine 
B) data broker 
C) data warehouse 
D) daisy chain 
A) data mine 
B) data broker 
C) data warehouse 
D) daisy chain

Question 16

Each record in a file contains information about an item in the "universe of discourse" that the file describes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Services such as Apple Pay and PayPal are examples of __________.

Accepted Answer

A) electronic payment systems 
B) automated payment systems 
C) data-driven payment systems 
D) network-based payment systems 
A) electronic payment systems 
B) automated payment systems 
C) data-driven payment systems 
D) network-based payment systems

Question 18

How do you manage a relational table?

Accepted Answer

To manage a relational table over time,

Question 19

Discuss the risks associated with large databases (big data)full of personal and financial information being accessible on the Web.

Accepted Answer

Large databases full of personal and fin

Question 20

Talk about the use of cookies in ecommerce. Discuss how they are useful. Are they potentially dangerous?

Accepted Answer

Cookies are small pieces of data that ar

____ is the process of automatically analyzing large amounts of data to discover and interpret previously hidden patterns contained therein.

As of April 2017, ____ had almost 169 million active registered users, and there were over 800 million listings of items for sale.

Related records are kept in a _________.

__________ is the basis of Bitcoin cybercurrency.

A database management system works much like a simple file manager.

____________________ is an online payment service, an alternative to a customer paying an online merchant by credit card.

Briefly, what are the goals of establishing an online shopping/ecommerce presence as discussed in this chapter?

A ____ runs Bitcoin software that verifies (using a hash function)that the blockchain has not been altered in any way since the previous transaction, and for this service, the miner is rewarded with new bitcoins.

Opening an online store requires at least the same amount of planning than building another physical store location.

A ____ gives the user, or the user's application software, the ability to combine and manipulate data easily in ways that would be very difficult if the data were kept in separate and unrelated files.

Accessing a record in a large file involves at least one disk input/output (I/O)operation(s).

____ allow the physical data to reside at separate and independent locations that are electronically networked together.

The number-one attraction to online shopping is probably ____.

A ____ is an attribute or combination of attributes that uniquely identifies a tuple.

A ____ is a collection of databases that contain current and archived data used for research and analysis purposes rather than to manage day-to-day business transactions such as inventory control or payroll data.

Each record in a file contains information about an item in the "universe of discourse" that the file describes.

Services such as Apple Pay and PayPal are examples of __________.

How do you manage a relational table?

Discuss the risks associated with large databases (big data)full of personal and financial information being accessible on the Web.

Talk about the use of cookies in ecommerce. Discuss how they are useful. Are they potentially dangerous?

An Introduction to Computer Science

Algorithm Discovery and Design

The Efficiency of Algorithms

The Building Blocks: Binary Numbers, Boolean Logic, and Gates

Computer Systems Organization

An Introduction to System Software and Virtual Machines

Computer Networks and Cloud Computing

Information Security

Introduction to High-Level Language Programming

The Tower of Babel: Programming Languages

Compilers and Language Translation

Models of Computation

Simulation and Modeling

Artificial Intelligence

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Exam 14: Ecommerce, Databases, and Data Science

____ is the process of automatically analyzing large amounts of data to discover and interpret previously hidden patterns contained therein.

As of April 2017, ____ had almost 169 million active registered users, and there were over 800 million listings of items for sale.

Related records are kept in a _________.

__________ is the basis of Bitcoin cybercurrency.

A database management system works much like a simple file manager.

____________________ is an online payment service, an alternative to a customer paying an online merchant by credit card.

Briefly, what are the goals of establishing an online shopping/ecommerce presence as discussed in this chapter?

A ____ runs Bitcoin software that verifies (using a hash function)that the blockchain has not been altered in any way since the previous transaction, and for this service, the miner is rewarded with new bitcoins.

Opening an online store requires at least the same amount of planning than building another physical store location.

A ____ gives the user, or the user's application software, the ability to combine and manipulate data easily in ways that would be very difficult if the data were kept in separate and unrelated files.

Accessing a record in a large file involves at least one disk input/output (I/O)operation(s).

____ allow the physical data to reside at separate and independent locations that are electronically networked together.

The number-one attraction to online shopping is probably ____.

A ____ is an attribute or combination of attributes that uniquely identifies a tuple.

A ____ is a collection of databases that contain current and archived data used for research and analysis purposes rather than to manage day-to-day business transactions such as inventory control or payroll data.

Each record in a file contains information about an item in the "universe of discourse" that the file describes.

Services such as Apple Pay and PayPal are examples of __________.

How do you manage a relational table?

Discuss the risks associated with large databases (big data)full of personal and financial information being accessible on the Web.

Talk about the use of cookies in ecommerce. Discuss how they are useful. Are they potentially dangerous?

An Introduction to Computer Science

Algorithm Discovery and Design

The Efficiency of Algorithms

The Building Blocks: Binary Numbers, Boolean Logic, and Gates

Computer Systems Organization

An Introduction to System Software and Virtual Machines

Computer Networks and Cloud Computing

Information Security

Introduction to High-Level Language Programming

The Tower of Babel: Programming Languages

Compilers and Language Translation

Models of Computation

Simulation and Modeling

Artificial Intelligence

Computer Graphics and Entertainment: Movies, Games, and Virtual Communities

Making Decisions About Computers, Information, and Society

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