lesson 2 data processing
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Lesson2
2–1AREASOFDATAPROCESSING1. BusinessDataProcessing2. ScientificDataProcessing2–2DATAPROCESSINGOPERATIONS1. Recording2. Verifying3. Duplicating4. Classifying5. Calculating
6. Calculating7. SummarizingandReporting8. Merging9. Storing10. Retrieving11. Feedback
2‐3METHODSOFPROCESSINGDATA1. BatchProcessing2. On‐lineProcessing3. Real‐timeProcessing4. DistributedProcessing
1. BusinessDataProcessing(BDP)
Itischaracterizedbytheneedtoestablish,retain,andprocessfilesofdataforproducingusefulinformation.
Itinvolvesalargevolumeofinputdata,limitedarithmeticaloperations
andrelativelargevolumeofoutput.
2. ScientificDataProcessing(SDP)
2. Inscience,dataprocessinginvolvesalimitedvolumeofinputandmanylogicalorarithmeticcalculations.
1. Recording–referstothetransferofdatauntosomeformordocument.Itrelatestothedocumentationofintermediatefiguresandfactsresultingfromcalculations
2. Verifying–thecheckingofanypossibleerrorsintherecordeddata.
3. Duplicating–reproducingthedatauntomanyformsofdocuments.
4. Classifying–identifyingandarrangingitemswithlikecharacteristicsintogroupsorclasses.
5. Sorting–arrangingdatainaspecificorder
6. Calculating–thearithmeticmanipulationofdata.
7. SummarizingandReporting
Summarizing–reducingmassesofdatatoamoreusableform.
8. Merging–thisoperationtakestwoormoresetsofdataandputsthemtogethertoformasinglesortedsetofdata.
9. Storing–placingsimilardataintofilesforfuturereference.
10. Retrieving–recoveringstoreddataand/orinformationwhenneeded.
11. Feedback–isthecomparisonoftheoutputandthegoalsetinadvance;anydiscrepancyisanalyzed,correctedandfedbacktotheproperstageintheprocessingoperation.
1. BatchProcessing–isatechniqueinwhichdatatobeprocessedorprogramtobeexecutedarecollectedintogroupstopermitconvenient,efficientandserialprocessing.
2. On‐lineProcessing‐inonewhichusesdevicesdirectlyconnectedtotheCPUeitherfordataentryorinquirypurposes.
3. Real‐timeprocessingisamethodofdataprocessingwhichhasthecapabilityofafastresponsetoobtaindatafromanactivityoraphysicalprocess,performscomputationsandreturnaresponserapidlyenoughtoaffecttheoutcomeoftheactivityorprocess.
4. DistributedProcessingisthemostcomplexlevelofcomputerprocessingwhichgenerallyconsistsofremoteterminalslinkedtoalargecentralcomputersystemtohelptheuserconductinquiriesaboutaccounts,processjobsorotherdataprocessingoperations
Centralprocessortimeisreduced Sophisticatedcomputersandagrowinglibraryofapplicationsprogrammaybeimmediatelyavailabletoenduserswheneverneeded
Skilledprofessionalsareavailabletohelpusersdeveloptheirownspecializedapplications
Managersmaybeabletoreactrapidlytonewdevelopmentandinteractwiththesysteminordertoseeksolutionstounusualproblems.
Thereliabilityandcostofthedatacommunicationsfacilitiesusedandthecostandqualityofthecomputingservicereceived,aybedisappointinginsomecases.
Input/outputterminalsareoftenratherslowandinefficient.
Provisionsforprotectingtheconfidentialityandintegrityofuserprograms