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Match the component of an Access database with its function:
Match the component of an Access database with its function:
Tables = Store structured data in rows and columns Queries = Extract and manipulate data from tables Forms = Simplify data entry and display Reports = Summarize and format data for presentation
Match the type of data with its description:
Match the type of data with its description:
Short Text = Up to 255 characters Number = For calculations Currency = For monetary values Yes/No = Stores binary data (e.g., True/False)
Match the type of form with its purpose:
Match the type of form with its purpose:
Single (Basic) = Displays one record at a time Continuous (Multiple Items) = Shows multiple records Datasheet = Mimics the table view Split = Combines Single and Datasheet views
Match the database design step with its description:
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Match the function of a macro with its description:
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Match the Query operation with its function:
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Match the report design element with its purpose:
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Match the feature of Access databases with its benefit:
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Match the following characteristics of cloud computing with their descriptions:
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Match the types of cloud computing services with their examples:
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Match the benefits of cloud computing with their advantages:
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Match the examples of cloud computing in action with their descriptions:
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Match the definitions with their corresponding terms:
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Match the database advantages with their importance:
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Match the cloud computing service categories with their primary functions:
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Match the cloud challenges with their solutions:
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Study Notes
Cloud Computing
- Cloud computing is a technology enabling individuals and businesses to access and use computing resources.
- It delivers computing services (e.g., servers, storage, databases) over the internet.
- Key characteristics include on-demand self-service, broad network access, resource pooling, and measured service.
- Cloud computing offers faster innovation, flexible resources, and economies of scale.
Types of Cloud Computing Services
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Software as a Service (SaaS): A crucial service type.
- Examples include Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Salesforce, and Dropbox.
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Platform as a Service (PaaS): Another important service type.
- Examples are Google App Engine, Microsoft Azure, and AWS Elastic Beanstalk.
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Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS): A vital service type.
- Examples include Amazon EC2, Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines, and Google Compute Engine.
Benefits of Cloud Computing
- Cost-effectiveness: The pay-per-use model reduces upfront infrastructure costs.
- Scalability and flexibility: Easily adapts to changing demands.
- Reliability and availability: High availability and disaster recovery options.
- Increased productivity and efficiency: Streamlines operations and provides anywhere access to data.
Microsoft Access Revision Notes
What is a Database?
- An organized collection of related data.
- Stores information systematically (e.g., student records, inventory).
- Microsoft Access is a database management system (DBMS). This combines a relational database engine with a user-friendly graphical interface.
Why use a Database?
- Efficient data storage and retrieval.
- Data integrity and consistency.
- Data sharing and collaboration.
- Powerful analysis capabilities.
Key Features of Microsoft Access
- Highly organized and structured data.
- Links data points (e.g., customer orders).
- Connects to other databases and applications.
Key Components of a Microsoft Access Database
- Tables: Stores data in rows and columns.
- Queries: Extracts and manipulates data from tables.
- Forms: Simplifies data entry and display.
- Reports: Summarizes and presents data.
- Macros: Automates tasks to improve functionality.
Designing a Database
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Planning Phase:
- Determines database purpose.
- Identifies entities and attributes.
- Defines relationships between entities.
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Creating Tables:
- Designs table structure with appropriate fields (with specific data types).
- Establishes primary and foreign keys to link tables (ensuring data uniqueness).
- Data Types: (Short Text, Number, Date/Time, Currency, AutoNumber, Yes/No, Attachment, Calculated).
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Entering and Editing Data:
- Uses forms or datasheet view to enter and modify data.
- Validates data to ensure accuracy.
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Filtering and Sorting Data:
- Uses filters to display specific data.
- Sorts data.
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Creating and Running Queries:
- Designs queries using the Query Design Grid.
- Combines criteria using operators (AND, OR, NOT).
- Performs calculations (sum, average, count).
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Creating Forms and Reports:
- Designs custom forms and reports.
- Adds controls (text boxes, labels, buttons).
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Types of Forms:
- Single: Displays one record at a time.
- Continuous: Displays multiple records.
- Datasheet: Mimics the table view.
- Split: Combines single and datasheet views.
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Report Design:
- Selects or constructs custom reports.
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Queries:
- Select Query: Extracts specific pieces of data.
- Action Queries: Updates or deletes database records.
- Parameter Queries: Uses user input for dynamic results.
- Aggregate Queries: Summarises data using aggregate functions (e.g., SUM, AVG).
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Reports:
- Summarizes and presents data.
- Provides formatted output for printing.
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Relationships:
- Normalization: Organizes data to reduce redundancy for efficient storage and access.
- Types of Relationships: One-to-One, One-to-Many, Many-to-Many.
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This quiz covers the fundamentals of cloud computing, including its key characteristics and types of services such as SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS. Learn about the benefits of cloud solutions and how they revolutionize the way individuals and businesses access computing resources. Test your knowledge on this essential technology.