Data Management Basics
Key Aspects of Data Management
Meta Data Management
Data Quality Management
Data Quality Dimensions
Data Quality Control
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What is data management?

The processes, policies, and practices that ensure data is accurate, available, secure, and usable.

100

Name one key aspect of data management.

Data Governance.

100

What is meta data?

Data that describes other data.

100

What is the goal of data quality management?

To ensure data is accurate, valid, timely, complete, unique, and consistent.

100

What does the accuracy dimension ensure?

That data accurately represents real-world values.

100

What is the first step in data quality control?

Inspection.

200

 Define a Data Element.

A unit of data for which the definition, identification, representation, and permissible values are specified by means of a set of attributes.

200

What does Data Quality encompass?

The accuracy, validity, timeliness, completeness, uniqueness, and consistency of data.

200

List one purpose of meta data.

Provides context of raw data.

200

Give an example of data quality dimension.

Accuracy.

200

What does completeness in data quality mean?

Ensuring that all required data is present.

200

Name one method used for data inspection

Data profiling

300

What is a Critical Data Element?

A data element that is critical to success in a specific project area or research process.

300

What is Meta Data Management?

Management of data that describes other data, including its source, date of creation, format, and meaning.

300

Give an example of meta data.

The title, description, source, date of creation, and format of a dataset.

300

What is the significance of data quality in an organization?

It ensures reliability, accuracy, and credibility of data.

300

How is validity in data quality defined?

Data conforms to the syntax of its definition.

300

What is the purpose of data cleaning?

To fix or remove anomalies discovered during inspection.

400

List one principle of data management.

Systematic organization, storage, retrieval, and protection of information throughout its lifecycle.

400

Define Data Architecture.

The design and structure of data systems to ensure data flows and is stored properly.

400

What is Data Cataloging?

Organizing and managing a collection of meta data to make it easy to find and use.

400

Name one step in the data quality process.

Performing data profiling.

400

Give an example of timeliness in data quality.

Data represents reality from the required point of time.

400

Define data verification

Ensuring data meets required standards before analysis or decision-making.

500

What are the primary objectives of data management?

Ensuring data is accurate, available, secure, and usable.

500

What is Data Privacy?

Measures taken to protect personal data from unauthorized access and breaches.

500

Explain Data Lineage.

 Tracking the origin and movement of data through its lifecycle.

500

Why is data quality assessment important?

To enforce data quality rules and identify issues in the dataset.

500

Explain the uniqueness dimension.

Ensuring data is recorded only once and is properly identified.

500

What is included in data quality reporting?

Insights into the quality of data, identified issues, and effectiveness of data quality initiatives.