BUAl 5650 Final Exam Questions With
Complete Answers
What helps packets find their way through the internet? - ANSWER All of these
are true
*switches
*IP Addresses
*routing tables
What is the difference between most peoples' home computers and a Web
server? - ANSWER Firewall settings
How many IPv6 internet addresses can there be? - ANSWER practically infinite
XML's felxibility is generally considered to be an advantage - ANSWER True
JSON's are newer than XML and some applications that once used XML now use
JSON's - ANSWER True
When you use things like Natural Language Processing to Retrieve Information
from the Internet, and then apply Text Mining to that information, what are you
doing? - ANSWER Text analytics
Most corporate data is structured - ANSWER false
if you divide data into 2 AND ONLY 2 categories, XML is - ANSWER unstructured
Structured data - ANSWER is ready for mining
In the homework example, if there were another type of box available called type
F, and there were only 5 boxes of that type available for pickup, what would be a
constraint you would add, assuming that the total number of boxes of type F you
picked up was found in cell N7? - ANSWER $N$7 <= 5
for a computer to recognize human spoken words, the sounds of the human
must be - ANSWER digitized
would you ever exclude (not use) words in your text mining process? - ANSWER
yes
belief, view, opinion, and conviction - ANSWER sentiment
Sentiments have - ANSWER both targets adn polarity
Complete Answers
What helps packets find their way through the internet? - ANSWER All of these
are true
*switches
*IP Addresses
*routing tables
What is the difference between most peoples' home computers and a Web
server? - ANSWER Firewall settings
How many IPv6 internet addresses can there be? - ANSWER practically infinite
XML's felxibility is generally considered to be an advantage - ANSWER True
JSON's are newer than XML and some applications that once used XML now use
JSON's - ANSWER True
When you use things like Natural Language Processing to Retrieve Information
from the Internet, and then apply Text Mining to that information, what are you
doing? - ANSWER Text analytics
Most corporate data is structured - ANSWER false
if you divide data into 2 AND ONLY 2 categories, XML is - ANSWER unstructured
Structured data - ANSWER is ready for mining
In the homework example, if there were another type of box available called type
F, and there were only 5 boxes of that type available for pickup, what would be a
constraint you would add, assuming that the total number of boxes of type F you
picked up was found in cell N7? - ANSWER $N$7 <= 5
for a computer to recognize human spoken words, the sounds of the human
must be - ANSWER digitized
would you ever exclude (not use) words in your text mining process? - ANSWER
yes
belief, view, opinion, and conviction - ANSWER sentiment
Sentiments have - ANSWER both targets adn polarity
