INFORMATION SYSTEMS - Winter 2017 - Shaosong Ou, Ph.D.
Session 12 February 13th, 2017
Big Data and Digital Computing; Binary/Decimal Systems Agenda
Fundamentals of Digital Computing & Communication
Binary vs. Decimal Systems
Bits, bytes and beyond Coding for text Big Data: Challenges and opportunities
Case: Managing Big Data
Computers in 1950s: Electronic Accounting Machine Computers in 2000s: The PC Era Computers in 2010s: Handheld/Mobile Anatomy of A Computer
If a Computer is a Living Organism
CPU = Brain Memory = Sketchpad, whiteboard Hard drive = Memory Input devices (mouse, keyboard, microphone, touch screen) = Senses Output devices (monitor, printer, speaker) = Communication and expression Motherboard = Backbone PSU (Power Supply Unit) = Circulatory system Binary and Decimal Systems
Binary vs. Decimal Systems
Why do computers use the binary system?
KB, MB, GB and Beyond
1 bit (b), most basic unit One electronic flash/pulse
8 bits = 1 byte (B) One letter in alphabet, e.g. hello = 5 bytes 1,000 B = 1 KB One page of typed text = 2 KB 1,000 KB = 1 MB Fifty Shades of Grey the book = 0.9 MB 1,000 MB = 1 GB A DVD movie = 2.4 GB 1,000 GB = 1 TB Library of Congress collection = 15 TB 1,000 TB = 1 PB Google processes 1 PB every hour 1,000 PB = 1 EB 10 billion copies of the Economist magazine 1,000 EB = 1 ZB Total amount of information existed = 1.2 ZB 1,000 ZB = 1 YB Currently too big to imagine Data Organization Hierarchy
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Binary and Decimal Conversion
Binary to Decimal Conversion
Addition of multiplication 11111111 255 1111111 11111111 11111111 11111111 2,147,483,647 Max view count on YouTube before 2015
Decimal to Binary Conversion
Top-down: bigger/smaller than method Bottom-up: odd/even number method Number-Text Conversion: ASCII/Unicode Case: Competing Analytics
Information Overload & Business Intelligence
Database and Database Management
Relational database vs. spreadsheet Using Microsoft Access The roles of Tables, Queries, Forms, Reports