Activity 2.6
Good day everyone,
Below is my attempt at activity 2.6 of the course AIN3701 regarding structured and unstructured data.
1. Customer addresses stored in a Microsoft Access database – this is considered structured data
2. A picture of a range of products – this is considered unstructured data. This data can be
converted to structured data if someone were to simply summarise the products by type and
their individual prices.
3. A video recording regarding a customer complaint – this is unstructured data, as the computer
cannot analyse the video and record the complaint a human has to do it. The computer can then
be used to keep the video and the analysis of the video on the customer’s file for easy access.
4. A CSV file with the names and addresses of suppliers – this is structured data
5. The production machine calculates and stores the time it takes to manufacture batches of a 1
000 pens – this is structured data.
Thank you for taking the time to read my response.
Kind regards,
(Your name)
Good day everyone,
Below is my attempt at activity 2.6 of the course AIN3701 regarding structured and unstructured data.
1. Customer addresses stored in a Microsoft Access database – this is considered structured data
2. A picture of a range of products – this is considered unstructured data. This data can be
converted to structured data if someone were to simply summarise the products by type and
their individual prices.
3. A video recording regarding a customer complaint – this is unstructured data, as the computer
cannot analyse the video and record the complaint a human has to do it. The computer can then
be used to keep the video and the analysis of the video on the customer’s file for easy access.
4. A CSV file with the names and addresses of suppliers – this is structured data
5. The production machine calculates and stores the time it takes to manufacture batches of a 1
000 pens – this is structured data.
Thank you for taking the time to read my response.
Kind regards,
(Your name)
