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    Living in The It Era Quiz 4

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    This document is a quiz about living in the IT era with multiple choice questions. It covers topics such as the factors driving the increasing cost of data, issues with noise in data like obsolete information, the origins of e-Science in the 1950s, definitions of terms like informational index and big data, privacy concerns regarding data abuse and lack of security, potential for bad analytic reports from uncertified analysts, and the nature of computational science. The quiz tests knowledge on these key concepts and issues related to data in the modern information technology landscape.

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    This document is a quiz about living in the IT era with multiple choice questions. It covers topics such as the factors driving the increasing cost of data, issues with noise in data like obsolete information, the origins of e-Science in the 1950s, definitions of terms like informational index and big data, privacy concerns regarding data abuse and lack of security, potential for bad analytic reports from uncertified analysts, and the nature of computational science. The quiz tests knowledge on these key concepts and issues related to data in the modern information technology landscape.

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    Living in The It Era Quiz 4

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    LIVING IN THE IT ERA QUIZ 4

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    A major factor and as the information measure is expanding the price that has been
    expanding exponentially.

    Answer = Cost

    Characterized by the nearness of the insignificant information which prompts the expanding
    the measure of information to be broke down, yet in addition builds the cost of
    administration, stockpiling abuse and nearness of obsolete information in your vault.

    Answer = Noise in DATA

    E-Science traces it's roots back in the 1950s when specialists and researchers utilized the PC

    Answer = True

    The term e Science however was formally introduced and authored by James Taylor in 1999

    Answer = False

    Possibility of abuse or revelation of data

    Answer = Lack of SECURITY

    Implies a foul or wrong aftereffect of your information translation. This by and large
    happens when you incline toward going for an uncertified expert as opposed to an
    examiner with a Big Data confirmation.

    Answer = Bad Analytic Reports

    ______________ refers to any type of information like records, tables or accumulations

    Answer = Informational Index

    ______________ refers to the non-customary techniques and advancements expected to


    assemble, sort out, process and accumulate bits of knowledge from huge datasets

    Answer = Big Data

    No assurance that even the examiners with Big Data affirmation won't alter your information
    or abuse it to their own assent. Every single individual data of yours is being shared and
    some place put away which can be effortlessly abused.
    Answer = Privacy Control

    ______________ is the coordinated, interdisciplinary quest for social request and focus on data
    preparation

    Answer = Computational Science

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