INGLES TECNICO

JOSE JULIAN ZAPARDIEL DURAN

DOCENTE. GEOVANY COLLANTES

UNIVERSIDAD POPULAR DEL CESAR, SECCIONAL- AGUACHICA

PROGRAMA DE INGENIERIA DE SISTEMAS
AGUACHICA-CESAR
2020
QUESTION 1:

Solution

a. Data collection 1

b. Data coding 3
c. Data validation 5

d. Data entry 4

e. Data tabulation 6

f. Data sorting 2

QUESTION 3:

Solution

( I = IT expert; C = Colleague )

I: Right, the first step in the process is you gather the raw data which you want to
process. That´s called collection. Ok?

C: Yes, data collection.

I: Good. The second step is you create categories to organise the data into
relevant groups. We call that sorting. Understood?

C: Sorting, right.

I: Then we arrange and systemise the data.

That´s coding. Got that?

C: Yes, I think so. The third step is coding.

I: After that, we enter the data into a system.

That´s entry.

C: OK.

I: Then, we clean the data and double-check for faults and inconsistencies. That´s
the validation part of the process.
C: Fine. Validation.

I: Finally we format and arrange the data so that it can be analysed. That´s
tabulation. All right?

C: Thanks very much.

I: No problem.

QUESTION 4:

Solution

1) Entry
2) Collection
3) Tabulation
4) Validation
5) Sorting
6) Coding
7) Gather
8) Create
9) Arrange
10) Enter
11) Double-check
12) Format

QUESTION 6:

Solution

1) What´s the difference between a database and a spreadsheet?

2) A database is for storing data.
3) The school has information about students.
4) Can people access the system at the same time?
5) A database is a collection of records.
6) You retrieve information from the database.
7) You enter the data in the system.
8) Which software do you use into your work?
QUESTION 7:

Solution

Data processing occurs when data is collected and translated into usable
information. Processing begins with data in its raw form and converts it to a more
readable format (graphics, documents, etc.), giving it the form and context
necessary for computers to interpret and use by employees across an
organization.

QUESTION 8:

Solution

1) Looker: It is a software that analyzes the available data to return it to the

different departments of the organization.
2) Etleap: Is a redshift ETL tool that facilitates information from disparate data
sources in a redshift data warehouse.
3) Upsolver: It enables any developer to manage, integrate and structure
streaming data for analysis with unprecedented ease.