Essays on Data Analysis

Abstract

Decision-making is process physicians do in various aspects of their professional care provision endurance. However, the critical nature of decision-making in the health sector makes physicians vulnerable. The best decisions yield the best quality in care provision. In this context, the formulations of decision support systems have been an aspect of concern in the contemporary health care society. The numerous cases of physicians making wrong decisions and jeopardizing the quality of care have been a topic of criticism that could be effectively solved by these decision support systems. A comprehensive analysis of various case studies depicting the success and

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The purpose of creating a database that can maintain records of patients in any given area is so that one can find out which vaccines have been administered to the people and which vaccines still need to be given. One needs to remember that this is a particular schedule which needs to be adhered to in relation to administration of vaccines for children, as well as adults. (Missouri Community Guide State Team Final Report, 2011)
This would be an excellent initiative which would help regularize the administration of vaccines and also help curtail the spread of controllable diseases. However

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Thesis statement: Data warehousing is critical in the socio-economic success of businesses in the world today by means of providing an important platform for both social and economic interactions that proceed with the greatest regard to competitiveness and relevance since markets continue to grow more unfavorable to irrelevant businesses. It plays a central role in ensuring the existence and competitiveness of an organization remains intact as efficiency and reliability of data processing are upheld. Organizations have to adopt data warehousing if at all they need to remain relevant in the current super competitive markets.

Summary

A data warehouse, also known

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Introduction

Electronic health records is an important aspect of a eahltcare organisaiton. The development of this system will enhance the processes of the organisaiotn. This will paper will assess the development process of this system in the hospital unit of a halthcxare organisaiton.
I developed the timelines by assessing the tasks that are to be performed. The time that a given task will take will depend on other tasks associated with a particular task. The most the dependencies, the longer it will take for the task to be completed. There are also tasks that will require technical expertise. With these

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The accuracy of the information that health organizations use is a critical asset to the healthcare decision making. The decision made should be based on identification and assessment of appropriate data sources done within the boundary of the data of interest and its availability. The healthcare information is extremely critical as it primary; contains demographic information from admission, medication uses, discharge and treatment of all patients. The health data also contains coronary anatomy and intervention from the laboratory module (Lichtenstein 2004). In addition, health data is obtained directly from the patients, therefore, gives a true reflection the state of

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Article Review

This article provides a discussion of the application of Object-Level Keyword Search Over Relational Databases (OKSORD). This has been prompted by the difficulties associated with the application Keyword Search Over Relational Databases (KSORD), which makes it difficult for the end user to understand. The procedure discussed for developing an object level data model for the Object-Level Keyword Search Over Relational Databases involves the classification of relation algorithm into four categories. This is then followed by converting a relational database schema to an object-level schema graph. The final step involves generating an object level data graph for the object level

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The data management process for a researcher consists of two parts; the data collection process and the analysis of the information gathered. The researcher must first begin by identifying the sources of data collection and determining which of these sources would be the most appropriate and reliable.
The various sources of data can either be primary or secondary. Primary data refers to raw, original data that was collected at the time of the event. Therefore, it allows the researcher to study the data up close. Secondary data on the other hand, offers an analysis on past data, it may

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Extreme input and output techniques refer to techniques of managing and controlling inputs and output scales in data processing and other processing units. This regards implementation of parallel applications that help reduce risks involved with events tracing on extreme scale inputs and outputs (Smallwood, 2005). To manage inputs and outputs it’s rational to define means of capturing large volumes of data, processing of the data and creating innovative outputs.
Capturing detailed information otherwise called – big data is an arising requirement due to expansion in productivity growth, research, consumer surplus and innovation. There are various sectors which are key

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Object oriented databases are developing at high rates. There is high acceptance of object oriented databases. With the advancement of object oriented programming and the enhancement of database management systems, the use of object oriented databases systems for developing databases is gaining popularity with many database programmers. The features that database management systems have allow them to be developed to solve simple business solutions.
One product of object oriented database systems is Oracle Berkeley Database. This is a database that is produce and developed by Oracle Company. It is an object oriented database that was developed to optimize the

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1. Would you trust an external provider with your organization’s data? Why or why not? What would be needed to raise your trust in the reliability, security, and privacy of the data?
In order to trust an external provider with my organizations data several factors would have to be considered before making this decision. The confidentiality of the data would be one factor which would discourage me from giving it in the hands of a third-party. However, the external providers past history of record keeping and maintaining privacy would also determine if this decision should be taken or

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- Assume that you are an employee of consultancy company that specializes in the analysis design, and implementing of database systems. A client has recently approached your company with a view to implementing a database system but they are not familiar with the development.
- Provide three examples of user views for a database systems for a car Insurance Company such as GIECO.

Examples of User views (External Schema)

Example 1
Get a Quote View:
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Enter ZIP code

Example 2
User info View
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Residential Address

Indicate whether you are a new or a current customer
Example 3
Vehicle Info View
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Make

Model
Body Style
Purchase date
Was the

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Define class characteristics and list two (2) examples. Define individual characteristics and list two (2) examples. From the following photos, discuss the class and individual characteristics.

ANSWER:

Scenario: You arrive at a breaking and entering to process the scene. The glass to the back door of the residence is broken and it appears that the suspect may have cut his thumb or finger. The suspect has taken a lap top computer that was sitting on the dining room table. No other items are missing from the residence. The suspect exited through the back door.
List and describe the 3 main

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Freudenheim, Van den Brandt, Colditz, Goldbohm, Harnack et al. (2005) hypothesized that alcohol consumption increases the risk of lung cancer. Smoking is known widely as the primary cause of cancer of the lungs but a lot remains unknown on the etiology of lung cancer. The study involved a pooled analysis of standardized covariate and exposure data from 7 different prospective studies comprising 3137 lung cancer cases and 399,767 participants. In terms of collection of information, the authors collected information by pooling cohorts, which were arrived at using the criteria of incident lung cancer cases, dietary assessment, a validation

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Introduction

Structured Query Language (SQL) injection is a code injection technique used in requesting, deleting and updating information from databases. Therefore, it is one of the main web attack mechanism used by hackers to steal data. This attack allows the hacker to inject SQL commands into allowing them access data in a database, as it takes advantage of improper coding in the web applications. This kind of attack bypasses firewalls and endpoint defenses, because web based forms must allow access to databases so as to give some sort of response.

Impacts of SQL

SQL injections pose a serious threats to database servers in

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Introduction

Database technology has formed an important aspect of data management at Google. There are many requirements that require data storage at Google and are the reason why there is a big data store for the company. It is important for the company to undertake data storage.

Use of database management system

The use of database technology is increasing with the emergence of data and database connectivity. There has been increased use of database technology in many companies because of the connectivity and the ease it creates relationships. Database technology has been embraced with the emergence of data mining and the use of databases to

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Question 1

Explain why you believe the project managers elected to go to a system that was 100% Java.
The SEI project required the capability to programmatically extract digital keys and digital certificates form a Netscape communicator v4.5 database (Huy, Lewis, & Lui, 2011). However, following the limitations of the programmatic library called Netscape Database Keystore (NDBS 1.0), SEI project decided to seek for more advanced option (Huy, Lewis, & Lui, 2011). The limitations of the Netscape Database Keystore included the platform dependency since it was written in interfaces and Java with C code using the Java Native Interface (JNI) and its inability

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Introduction

Technology has transformed operational strategies in all sectors. Strategists identify technology as the pivotal element for building strong businesses and successful companies. Particularly, IT related technologies are revitalizing activities and procedures in the modern world. This trend has prompted the emergence of various careers in the field of Information Technology. An Information technology graduate can pursue a career in various professionals within the field. With various opportunities for the IT graduates, a career related with IT is essentially relevant in the modern world. The paper presents an individual report a database administrator career. A database administrator is a person

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The recommended architecture to be used for the payroll program is that of client/server architecture. With this architecture, there is one application which is installed in the main server of the company. One application will be installed in the server which is located at the main data center in the headquarters. This is where the main applications will be installed. The users who are located in the different branches will access the application through the network. This will mean that there is no need to install the applications in different computers. There will only be one application being installed.

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Software development life cycle (SDLC) is process through which software’s or systems that are designed developed and implemented (Roebuck, 2012). Proper SDLC methodologies can be used to improve quality of datasets. This can be done through by selecting the best SDLC methodology, which is achieved through learning the SDLC models, assessing needs from all stakeholders and then defining a criterion to weigh and establish the best model to implement, (Chao, 2006). This criterion must meet the threshold for the taskforce in the design, best technology in resolving the problem at hand, compatibility of the methodology to resolving the

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A database or a databank is an application where data can be stored and retrieved quickly. It is also important to know how the data is stored and organized in a database. Database mainly refers to a relational database, indeed a Relational Database Management System (RDBMS). Collection of data items that are structured as a group of officially defined tables from which data can be retrieved in various ways without having to restructure the database tables is known as Relational Database. In relational database, the complete data is stored in tables. The structure of these tables is similar to

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Version control systems

Introduction
There are different version control systems which have been developed to be used in managing software development projects. The choice of the version control will depend on the model and the workflow of the projects and the nature of organizational workflow that is supported. It is important to understand the requirements of the organization which will use the version control. This will determine the way the version control will suit and align with the goals of the developers. Before a choice is made, it is important to have clear view of the requirements of the organization. This paper

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Databases consist of information, which can be implemented to manage and store information. It can be created using various softwares such as Microsoft access. This database uses the Microsoft office suite, particularly access to design the table, layout and create specifications. This database aims at managing friends and family information by holding their information. It contains a table that contains fields which hold information. It consists of fields such as name field, contact address, email address, street address and phone contacts fields. In these fields, attributes such as text or auto number that specifies the information that can be

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Introduction

This report indicates the design of a database for the Care for Kids crèche database. This is a database which will be utilized to store information in regards to the booking of the forethought focus. The staff will figure out how to store information in regards to the booking that will be made by the folks to the consideration focus. It is critical to comprehend the prerequisites of the database and how information will be connected. The paper will evaluate the intelligent design and how the design will help make a database that will be utilized within the

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Creating databases is so common today because the lifestyle that exists is busy. The activities are so many that if you do not have a plan, you will miss other important things. A database allows one to store information in one place. This requires a database, which store large amounts of information. The information in the databases is helpful in making decisions and acts as point of reference in future. It makes the retrieval of information become easy. The computer has allowed data manipulation and storage. The accountants could use traditional means of organizing data but with the advent

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Background

The book rental company rents books throughout out USA through its various branches. The records of the company are organized in the following manner –

- Every employee is given a staff number which is unique.
- The name, position and salary of every staff member are kept on record.

Branches –

- Every branch has a unique number.
- The address of the Branch including street, city, state and zip code.
- Telephone Number of the branch

Books –

- A Catalog Number which uniquely identifies a book
- Book Number – the ISBN code of the book
- When there are several copies

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Introduction on Osteoarthritis

Being the most common type of joint disease, osteoarthritis affects up to 20 million persons in the United States. This joint inflammation results from degeneration of cartilage whose causes range from aging, injury from trauma or disease to obesity. Pain in the affected joints on repetitive use is the most common symptom of osteoarthritis. In essence therefore, the goal to the treatment and management of osteoarthritis is to eliminate inflammation and joint pain while maintaining and improving the function of the joints. Non-pharmacologic interventions in place include unloading certain joints, occupational therapy, physical therapy, weight loss, exercise, heat and

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Data is a valuable resource in any organization, whether big or small. It is, therefore, very important to manage effectively this valuable resource in a manner that suits the organization. The method of operation should operate within the confines of the various laws and regulations that govern the organization as well as those that protect the rights of both those that work in the organization and those that work with the organization.
The process of data resource management involves coming up with and implementing policies, rules, guidelines and practices that would enable the most effective and efficient management of

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2001 and 2005 Database for Virginia Hospitals
2001 and 2005 Database for Virginia Hospitals
Statistical tests conducted examined changes in 11 variables for the years 2001-2005 occurred in Virginia’s hospitals. The observations were made with the help of t-test of paired two samples for means. A t-test statistical significance indicates whether the difference between average values of the two groups reflects a difference in the populations from which the two samples were taken. A conclusion about statistical significance is made on the basement of the sample size, the size of the difference between average values of the groups,

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NETW206: Introduction to Switching

In practice, it is common to interconnect switches to achieve redundancy. When switches are interconnected, the network is redundant and cannot fail even if one of the connected links gets faulty. This is a common technique in computer networking. However, this interconnection introduces serious problem in the network known as Layer 2 Switching loop. Layer 2 traffic is traditionally classified as unicast, multicast and broadcast. Unicast, multicast, and broadcast are varieties of network communication mechanisms required for the normal operation of the network. In the case of multicast and broadcast in MAC, for instance, the switch needs to forward

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There are steps that are involved in developing an Entity Relationship Model. The first step is to identify the entities that will be used in the model. The entities are the objects that will be defined and have the relationships in the data model developed. The next step would be to define the relationships that exist between the entities that have been defined. The relationships will define the direction in which the relationship between the entities will take. They will guide in the creation of the database. The third step would be entering the attributes. Attributes are the characteristics

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An auto numbered primary key does not give an accurate count of records since it acts as a counter. This makes it increment records hence may not give accurate values. The access database uses different data types. These are date time, auto number, OLE object, text, Yes/No and number data types. The date time data type allows for calculations based on time. The auto number data type generates primary key values. The OLE object data type allows one to store complex data. On the other hand, the text data type stores both text and number while Yes/No uses a

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Osteoarthritis commonly referred to as (OA) is caused by obesity, injury and by aging joints. The symptoms for this condition include stiffness and joint pain. Treatment for this involves exercise and medication depending on the affected joint such as the hip, knee, back, wrist, hand and neck. OA is a very common form of arthritis and stands as a leading cause of chronic disability in the U.S. The condition in present day has affected about 1.9 million people in Australia, 27 million in the United States and 8 million in the United Kingdom.

Databases

#1 DatabaseTitle of source: Prevention of

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1.1 Purpose
This document presents an analysis of the University requirement for a database system. The university would like to have student records systems that will enable them to carry out various tasks. This document will further present the detailed university database system requirements and the proposed structures of the databases.
1.2 Scope
This document is aimed at providing a clear guideline of the system requirements and point out all the elements needed in the data structure. The proposal will come up with structures such as the Entity relationship model ERD among others. This proposal will also look at

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An Android Based Mobile Applications

1. Introduction
Open source android applications have captured the entire world. The Android OS remains in the smart phones. The android is the open source OS designed for Linux Kernel and it appears in mobile devices like smart phones, tablets. Google bought android in 2005. Android is the open source software and Google hold its source code. One of the biggest advantages of android is the android application can be easily modified, because it is open source in nature. The war between the smart phones started because of the android applications. Smart phones has many facilities like booking tickets,

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Overview of Hofstede’s “Four Dimensions of National Culture”

Hofstede’s four dimensions of national culture or the cultural dimensions theory refer to the framework developed by Geert Hofstede. Hofstede completed one of the most researches relevant to the effects of the culture of a nation or society on its members. The four dimensions of national culture comprise the specific dimensions or traits that provide differentiations among various cultures. The research conducted by Hofstede provided several aspects of the effects of culture on individuals belonging to different societies in the workplace. Hofstede analyzed and evaluated the data collected from the employee database of IBM from 1967 to 1973.

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a) cow(herbivore).
lion(carnivore).
?- cow(herbivore).
true
b) cow(herbivore).
lion(carnivore).
?- cow(carnivore).
false
c) cow(herbivore).
lion(carnivore).
?- cow(vegitarian).
false
d) cow(herbivore).
lion(carnivore).
?- cow(What).
What = herbivore
e) ?- write(welcome).
welcome
f) ?- write(welcome),write(to),write(“PROLOG”),write(world).
welcometo[80,82,79,76,79,71]world
g) ?- write(welcome),nl,write(to),nl,write(“PROLOG”),nl,write(world).
welcome
[80,82,79,76,79,71]
world
h) ?- write(“Welcome to PROLOG world”).
[87,101,108,99,111,109,101,32,116,111,32,

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Introduction

Data is the building block of any system in the world today. A repository of such related data is called a database. A relational database organizes the data into tables that are related to each other. For example, in a relational database system, there exists one table that contains the data about cars manufactured by a company and the second table contains the information about car parts. These tables are related to each other, because each car is made up of parts, and each car part can be in one or more cars.
Haley (1991) defines a table as

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Increase in the use of internet has increased the vulnerabilities of databases for many corporations. Prior to 1970s, much of the research and early work has been in the statistical database security (Thuraisingham 55). The most important accepts in statistical database security involve aggregation and inference (Gollmann 168). Aggregation relates to examining the differences in sensitivity levels of an aggregate computed for a group of values in a database and the sensitivity levels of individual elements. Attackers usually use the differences in sensitivity levels to have access to the sensitive items in the database. When it comes to inference,

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Introduction

Information systems have developed in its use in organizations. There have been developments and issues that have been implemented for the purpose of iadopting information systems in organizations. This paper will focus on the concept of databases in organizations.

Overview of database concept

Database concept has been used in organizations to present data and information so that it can be accessed and organized in the right way and manner. The database concept has played a key place in improving data management and access. Database systems have been there for a long time in organizations. Database management systems developed to the current state from

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Procedure Login_n_validation

Procedure Simple_Math
Procedure Store_Score
Procedure end_math
Stop
Procedure Login_n_Validatation
Greetings Screen /* Welcome to Basic Math – your Math Assistant*/
Accept User id and Password
Check valid user id and password with user database
If NOT valid user-id
Check database for duplicates
If NOT duplicate
Accept Registration
ELSE
Endif
Endif

End Procedure

Procedure Simple Math
Define Variable operator, variable a, variable b, variable result, actual_result, cntr, score
Get input operator
+: assign operator = +
-: assign operator = -
*: assign operator = *
/: assign operator = /

End case

Set Cntr = 1
Set Score = 0
While cntr <= 10
Variable a = random ()*100, rounded to 0

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