MISY 5360FINAL | Lamar University | UPDATED
Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Q1: This model began with the notion that data quality could
happen in a centralized
place, cleansing and enriching data and offering it to different
systems, applications,
or users, irrespective of where they were in the organization,
computers, or on the
network
A: data as a service ( DaaS)
Q2: In Star Schema, the measures such as Quantities, Revenues,
Costs, and Taxes are included in the
A: FACT TABLE
Q3: General layers in a Data Warehouse Architecture include all
the following except _______?
A: InfoObjects
Q4: Clickstream analysis is most likely to be used for all the
following types of applications EXCEPT
A: hiring new functional area managers.
Q5: Which component of serviceoriented DSS includes such
examples as optimization, data mining, text mining, simulation,
automated decision systems?
A: Analytics
Q6: SAP BW provides open interfaces to connect with 3rd party
DataSources through the use of_________.
A: Staging BAPs
Q7: Which component of serviceoriented DSS can be defined as
data that describes the meaning and structure of business
data, as well as how it is created, accessed, and used?
A: metadata management
Q8: Which component of serviceoriented DSS can be described
as a subset of a data warehouse that supports specific
decision and analytical needs and provides business units
more flexibility, control, and responsibility?
, A: DATA MARTS
Q9: In Star Schema, the measures such as Quantities, Revenues,
Costs, and Taxes are called
A: Measures or key figures
Q10: Items such as customer, product, colour, postcode, date, unit,
etc are examples of
A: DIMENSIONS
Q11: Traditional data warehouses have not been able to keep up
with
A: the variety and complexity of data
Q12: Allowing Big Data to be processed in memory and distributed
across a dedicated set of nodes can solve complex problems
in near real time with highly accurate insights. What is this
process called?
A: in-memory analytics
Q13: The physical representation of the Star Schema is called
A: Info cube
Q14: Contentbased filtering obtains detailed information about
item characteristics and restricts this process to a single user
using information tags or
A: keywords
Q15: Characteristics are one type of
A: info object
Q16: _____________ represents the structure that allows data to be
stored in a Business Intelligence system.
A: Info cube
Q17: The BI objects used to extract and stage data from the source
systems are called
A: Data sources
Q18: Which of the following sources is likely to produce Big Data
the fastest?
Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Q1: This model began with the notion that data quality could
happen in a centralized
place, cleansing and enriching data and offering it to different
systems, applications,
or users, irrespective of where they were in the organization,
computers, or on the
network
A: data as a service ( DaaS)
Q2: In Star Schema, the measures such as Quantities, Revenues,
Costs, and Taxes are included in the
A: FACT TABLE
Q3: General layers in a Data Warehouse Architecture include all
the following except _______?
A: InfoObjects
Q4: Clickstream analysis is most likely to be used for all the
following types of applications EXCEPT
A: hiring new functional area managers.
Q5: Which component of serviceoriented DSS includes such
examples as optimization, data mining, text mining, simulation,
automated decision systems?
A: Analytics
Q6: SAP BW provides open interfaces to connect with 3rd party
DataSources through the use of_________.
A: Staging BAPs
Q7: Which component of serviceoriented DSS can be defined as
data that describes the meaning and structure of business
data, as well as how it is created, accessed, and used?
A: metadata management
Q8: Which component of serviceoriented DSS can be described
as a subset of a data warehouse that supports specific
decision and analytical needs and provides business units
more flexibility, control, and responsibility?
, A: DATA MARTS
Q9: In Star Schema, the measures such as Quantities, Revenues,
Costs, and Taxes are called
A: Measures or key figures
Q10: Items such as customer, product, colour, postcode, date, unit,
etc are examples of
A: DIMENSIONS
Q11: Traditional data warehouses have not been able to keep up
with
A: the variety and complexity of data
Q12: Allowing Big Data to be processed in memory and distributed
across a dedicated set of nodes can solve complex problems
in near real time with highly accurate insights. What is this
process called?
A: in-memory analytics
Q13: The physical representation of the Star Schema is called
A: Info cube
Q14: Contentbased filtering obtains detailed information about
item characteristics and restricts this process to a single user
using information tags or
A: keywords
Q15: Characteristics are one type of
A: info object
Q16: _____________ represents the structure that allows data to be
stored in a Business Intelligence system.
A: Info cube
Q17: The BI objects used to extract and stage data from the source
systems are called
A: Data sources
Q18: Which of the following sources is likely to produce Big Data
the fastest?
