Binary Numbers
Data Compression
Extracting Info from Data
Using Programs with Data
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What is abstraction? 

Process of reducing complexity by focusing on the main idea and disregarding irrelevant details.  

100

How is the smoothness of analog data represented?

Sampling (measuring values of analog signals at regular intervals).

100

What is metadata?

Prefix meta

behind, among, between

Metadata-data about data

100

what are search tools?

They are used to find information that is useful

200

What is analog data?

Values changes smoothly over time rather than in intervals. Examples include music, color, and pitch.

200

What is a lossy and a lossless compression?

Lossy: The data removed is not needed or is redundant, doesn't affect the content representation. 

Lossless: The loss of data (words, numbers, etc.) would affect the information.

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How is data cleaned?

Identifying incomplete, corrupt, duplicate, or inaccurate records. Replacing, modifying, or deleting the "dirty" data

200

What are spreadsheets?

They help efficiently organize and find trends in information

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What are the two numbers used in binary?

0 and 1

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What do the 0 and 1 represent in binary numbers?

0 represents the electrical signal being off, and 1 represents the electrical signal being on.

300

What is information? 

The collection of facts and patterns extracted from data. 

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What are programs used for?

To sort and look for trends

To highlight trends

To summarize/transform data

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What is the difference between a bit and a byte?

A bit is a binary digit, the smallest unit of data in computing. A byte is a group of 8 bits. 

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How does data compression work?

When data is compressed, you are looking for repeated patterns and predictability

400

What are some examples of metadata?

Author or creator, date created, size of file.

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What processes do spreadsheets use?

Selection and iteration.

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