Falsis, Daryll A

BSIT1- BLK3
Lesson 1
IT 104 FUNDAMENTALS OF DATABASE

IV. Assessment (Written Works (20%))

General Instruction:
▪ Please respond to the following question with a brief answer.
▪ Avoid plagiarizing other people's work. Make up your own essay. Our goal is to see if
you
have “AUTHENTIC" idea about the topic by answering the questions.
▪ If you copied your answer from the internet, you plagiarized it. Your total score will be
deducted.
▪ Kindly submit your answer in the essay section of the Neo LMS.
Essay: read the following statement carefully and write a unified and coherent essay that
explain
your perspective on the questions, issues, subject, / or support your ideas.

1. As a BSIT student, why do you think it is important to study the fundamentals of

database
systems? How can it help you not just in your course but in your future job as IT
professionals?

As a BSIT student, it's really important to study the fundamentals of database systems because
here we will learn how to collect the basic information necessary to access, manage, and
update data. And also, database systems help users share data quickly, effectively, and
securely across an organization. By providing quick solutions to database queries, a database
enables faster access to more accurate data, and for example, just like a flat table, we can learn
how to organize data, which is also called "normalization." That really helps me in my journey as
an IT student and also in my future job, where I will know how to understand the capabilities of
various business processes and create a link that can be easily shared. Access by the
customers or users of the technology is the main function of information. It must be accessible
and easily accessible by those authorized to make it easier to obtain information, and it must be
accurate and error-free, and the contents of all important information must be complete.
Falsis, Daryll A.

BSIT1- BLK3

III. Application (Performance Task (40%))

In this picture, we can see a family eating together with eight different delicious foods on the
table. And based on my understanding, they talk with a smile on their faces , giving knowledge
and information to each other. We can also notice that they are a complete family and eat
together and spend time with each other. Because they’re collecting data base on the in the
table.
Falsis Daryll A.
BSIT1 – BLK3

. Lesson: 2
IT 104 FUNDAMENTALS OF DATABASE
Essay: read the following statement carefully and write a unified and coherent essay that
explain
your perspective on the questions, issues, subject, / or support your ideas.
1. What are some basic database functions that a spreadsheet cannot perform?

Spreadsheets don't support fundamental features like support for metadata-based self-
documentation. Enforcement of data types or domains, specified links between tables, or
constraints to assure data consistency across related tables are all ways to guarantee data
consistency within a column The following basic database features are not supported by
spreadsheets.
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Lesson Number: 2
Falsis,Daryll A.
BSIT1- BLK3

III. Application (Performance Task (40%))

Select at least five (10) C# keywords then discuss concisely why and how these keywords used in the
program.
Use the following format for your performance task;
• Paper Size: A4
• Arial, 11pt
Margin: Normal
Line Spacing:
1.5 •
Justify • Print

1.(char )
The char type is used to store single characters (letters, digits, symbols, etc...)
2.(break)
the break command allows you to terminate and exit a loop (that is, do , for , and while ) or
switch command from any point other than the logical end. You can place a break command
only in the body of a looping command or in the body of a switch command. The break keyword
must be lowercase and cannot be abbreviated.
3. (namespace)
A namespace is a declarative region that provides a scope to the identifiers (the names of
types, functions, variables, etc) inside it. Namespaces are used to organize code into logical
groups and to prevent name collisions that can occur especially when your code base includes
multiple libraries.
4.(operator )
an operator is a character that represents a specific mathematical or logical action or process.
For instance, "x" is an arithmetic operator that indicates multiplication, while "&&" is a logical
operator representing the logical AND function in programming.
5.(double)
Double has almost twice the precision as float and is used to store decimal numbers with more
digits. It has a 32-bit floating-point precision according to IEEE. It has a 64-bit floating-point
precision according to IEEE. It stores up to 7 decimal points and rounds off the rest of the digits.
6.(do)
 The do/while loop is a variant of the while loop. This loop will execute the code block once,
before checking if the condition is true, then it will repeat the loop as long as the condition is
true.
7. (static) static is used for a constant variable or a method that is same for every instance of a
class. The main method of a class is generally labeled static. In order to create a static member
(block, variable, method, nested class), you need to precede its declaration with the keyword
static.
8. (void)
void is used as a function return type, it indicates that the function does not return a value.
When void appears in a pointer declaration, it specifies that the pointer is universal. When used
in a function's parameter list, void indicates that the function takes no parameters.
9.(null)
The null keyword is a literal that represents a null reference, one that does not refer to any
object. null is the default value of reference-type variables. Ordinary value types cannot be null,
except for nullable value types.
10. (explicit)
Explicit programming enables a developer to introduce newvocabulary into the source to
capture a design concept explicitly. A vocabulary item introduced by a developer encapsulates
the implementation details associated with a design concept, reducing the scattering of code
needed to express the concept.
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IV. Assessment (Written Works (20%))

Essay:
Answer the following questions.
1. Why do we need to study C# Programming Language?
2. What do you think is the edge of C# Programming Language to other PL?
3. If you are going to develop an application using C#, what application it is and
why?

Why do we need to study C# Programming Language?

Because modern general-purpose programming languages like C# can be used to accomplish a
wide range of activities and goals across a wide range of industries, Although it may be used on
an open source platform, the Windows.NET framework is where C# is most frequently utilized.
This object-oriented programming language (OOP), which is incredibly flexible and relatively
new to the scene, is a crowd favorite.

What do you think is the edge of C# Programming Language to other PL?

When a programming language works effectively, is simple to learn, and can be applied to any
task, application, or platform, it is regarded as being of the highest caliber. As a standard
representative of other.NET technologies, C# is what we're examining today. C# has long been
the favored language for Windows programs and backend infrastructure. and for that cause.
We'll cover various C# programming features and issues as we examine their uniqueness as
well as how they compare to those of other programming languages like Java. We'll determine if
C# is worthwhile by examining both its strong and weak points.

If you are going to develop an application using C#, what application it is and why?
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IV. Assessment ( Written Works (20%))

Research Instruction: Use your own choice of resources such as the internet, magazines.
The topic you are going to discuss is:
 Structured Query Language (SQL) and its uses in business. Provide a summary of the
above mentioned topic. Use Word Processing software to write your synthesis in the
following format:
 Font name: Arial
 Font size: 11pt
 Alignment: Justify
 Document Type: PDF
Make your research accurate and succinct by using at least 250 words (250).

Relational databases can be used to store and process data using the computer language
known as structured query language (SQL). With rows and columns denoting various data
properties and the many connections between the data values, a relational database stores
information in tabular form. SQL statements can be used to insert, update, delete, search for,
and retrieve data from a database. Moreover, SQL can be used to enhance and maintain
database performance.

Structured Query Language, or SQL, is a computer language that enables database access and
information gathering. These details may relate to individuals, items, stocks, and orders.
Businesses utilize SQL not only for information storage but also for data retrieval and
manipulation. Does it seem difficult? Imagine that this programming language functions quite
similarly to your preferred social media app. You must initially divulge some personal
information when you make a profile for your social media page. After that, you can connect
with your friends to add more details about them. The software then stores all of this
information. Nevertheless, a simple database would never be able to keep such a big amount of
data due to the amount of information on your profile and the fact that both you and your friends
frequently change your postings. A database management system is therefore required. The
programmers will access your data once the database has been constructed using SQL, which
is essentially the common language of the database industry. The programmers can access
your data anytime you need it by using SQL. You know, a database resembles a library system
quite closely. The librarian will compile a list of the books that are available, including details like
title, author, category, and languages.