2 C 4.4.1
______________ describes the characteristics of properties of
the entities
a. Instance
b. Schema
c. attributes
d. information
3 C 10.2
___________ Technique is Knowledge data discovery.
a. DV
b. DW
c. DM
d. OLTP
4 b 8.2.2
An ___________ provides the summarized or detailed data of
the strategic information at the convenience of the senior
executives of an organization.
a. SIS
b. EIS
c. MIS
d. TPS
5 c 5.2.1
A top-down implementation is a ______________ process.
a. Redundant
b. Consistent
c. Time-consuming
d. Non-redundant
6 c 4.4.2
A ___________ relationship is used where one entity is a
generalization of several more specialized entities.
a. Corporate
b. Normalized
c. IS A
d. THIS
10 c 10.3.1
_________________ is the phase where you make an attempt
to understand the purpose of going for data mining techniques.
a. Application of appropriate mining techniques
b. Evaluation of data mining results
c. Determination of business objectives
d. Selection and preparation of data
11 C 5.3
The full form of ODBC is ____________
a. Outsourced database connection
b. Open database content
c. Open Database Connectivity
d. Open source digital and binary content
14 b 6.4.1
The ______________ is the stored value of an attribute at that
moment of time.
a. The business value
b. Current value
c. Data value
d. Face value
15 d 6.5
________________ is a critical process in the data extraction
process.
a. Data base triggers
b. Source applications
c. Deferred data extraction
d. Source identification
16 d 10.3
Data mining is seen by the experts as a ______________
process.
a. DIP
b. Artificial intelligence
c. Expert systems
d. Knowledge discovery
17 c 10.8
_________________ is a process by which the data is
converted into the meaningful images for improved
understanding of the business situation.
a. Data Mining
b. Data integrity
c. Data Visualization
d. Data transformation
18 b 3.1
TDQM means ____________
a. Trial Data Quality Managers
b. Total Data Quality Management
c. Test Data Quality management
d. Testing Data and Quality Model
19 b 3
20 B 5.3.1
The architecture of a visual warehouse provides
_______________.
a. Centralized system
b. Fully distributed Client/Server system
c. Shared logical system
d. None of the above
21 b 5.2
The advantage of a top-down approach is that it provides an
__________, __________ architecture to support the
downstream analytic data structures.
a. Integrated & flexible
b. Consistent and integrated
c. Less time-consuming and easy reporting
d. Top-down and consolidated
22 d 6.2.4
These are the limitations of the executive information systems.
a. Functions are limited and so the systems may not perform
complex calculations.
b. Difficult to keep the current data as it focuses on historical
data
c. Cost of establishing an EIS is relatively high and so may not
be economically viable for small companies.
d. All the above
23 B 10.4.1
The classification techniques involves these two sub-processes:
a. Building the model and implementing it
b. Predicting classifications and building a model
c. Determination of Business objectives and Presentation of
data discoveries
d. Exact rule and Strong rule
24 D 10.2.2
The ____________ and ________________ enable the
organisation analyse large databases to solve business-
decision problems.
a. Supply chain management and ERP
b. Data ware house and Supply chain management
c. Data warehousing and Data base
d. Data mining & CRM software
25 c 4.3
Using ___________ and ____________ ER modelling
produces a data model of the specific area of interest.
a. Facts & Dimensions
b. Facts & Measures
c. Entities & Relationships
d. Dimensions & Entities
26 c 3.3
A typical EDM can be any of the two types. They are _______ &
________
a. ISP & BAA
b. Phased Enterprise Data Modelling & A simple Enterprise
Data modelling
c. Business area analysis & Business system Design
d. Business System implementation & Business System
Maintenance
27 C 9.2.1
______________is a category of software technology that
enables the managers to gain insight into data through fast,
consistent, interactive access in a wide variety of possible views
of information that has been transformed from raw data to
reflect the real dimensions of the enterprise as understood by
the user.
a. EIS
b. OLTP
c. OLAP
d. MIS
28 c 2.1
34 C 1
A. ETL stands for
a. Extension, Transition and Learning
b. Enhancing Terminal Language
c. Extraction, Transformation and Loading
d. Extended Terminal Loop
B
C. ________________ can be reduced dramatically by using
in-memory processing in place of storing data on a disk.
a. Data Modeler
b. The data latency
c. QA Group
d. ETL Developer
c
D. Definition acts as the foundation of the Lifecycle
methodology.
a. Dimensional Modeling
b. Project planning
c Business Requirements
d. Physical design
35 c 7.2
The following are the list of major transformation functions
types.
A. Format revisions
B. Identification of an entity.
C. Consolidation
D. Data integration
37 c 5
The data modelling tools include
a. Data stage, cognos, informatics, and data quality.
b. Top-down approach, bottom-up approach, and A
combination of both.
c. Rational Rose of IBM Corporation, Oracle Designer of
Oracle Corporation, Erwin of Computer Associates, Power
Designer of Sybase Corporation.
d. Data analysis and report Generation Tools, ETL and
Metadata Creation Tools, Commercial tools, and Data
model.
38 c 6
Arrange the following approach for the sources identification
step wise.
A. Find out the source system and source data item for
every target data item.