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Hands on Data



Presented by

Siu Chan

Hafeez Abdul

Masa Naito

Hands on Data



 Introduction

 What is DATA

 Where can DATA be found

 In School/Education





 Manage DATA  Analysing DATA

 Database  Problem Scenario

 Spreadsheet  Demonstration

 Software/Programs  Tutorial/Practice

Introduction: What is Data?

Introduction: What is Data?



 Lieutenant Commander

Data, played by Brent

Spiner, is a character in

Star Trek: The Next

Generation television

series and in the four

subsequent The Next

Generation films.



Introduction: What is Data?



 The term data means groups of information that

represent the qualitative or quantitative attributes of

a variable or set of variables.









 Information or facts that have been gathered in

order to be studied.





Introduction: What is Data?



 Data is a collection of information that we

can manage and use meaningfully;



 thus it exits really "everywhere" as long as

you can categorise them for further studies

Introduction: What is Data?

Introduction: What is Data?

Introduction: What is Data?

Introduction: What is Data?





: Animal-Mammal-Dog-Black





: Animal-Mammal-Dog-Grey





: Animal-Mammal-Cat-Black





:Animal-Mammal-Cat-Grey

Introduction: Where can Data be found?



 Clothes  Music  Movie

 Type  Title  Title

 Brand  Genre  Genre

 Size  Artist  Year

 Colour  Length  Director

 Price  Language  Cast

 Price  Length

 Price

Introduction: In School/Education



 Student  Class  Exam

 Name  Class code  Subject

 Student No.  Name  Date

 Gender  Grade  Year

 Birthday

 Year  Grade

 Class

 Teacher  Class

 Year

 Address  Location  Marks

 Phone No.  No. of  Total mark

students

Introduction: In School/Education



 Word  Writing Task  Cultural Event

 Verb  Language  Name

 Adjective  No. of word  Date

 Preposition  Variation of  Season

 Auxiliary verb words used  Event type

 Noun  Functions &  Description

 Pronoun Structures  Comparison

 Numeral

Manage DATA: How do you manage Data?

Manage DATA: DataBase



 Database:

Collection of the organised information.



 Classification based on following criteria:

 Type of the contents - bibliographic, full-text, numeric, image etc.

 Type of database model - Relational model, hierarchical model,

network model etc.



 Examples:

students’ record, teachers’ record, sales record, and customers’ record.

Manage DATA: Database System



 Database Management System:

Software package that helps to use databases.





 Examples:

Microsoft Access, SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL,

PostgreSQL, FileMaker, RDBMS, dBASE, Clipper, and

FoxPro

Manage DATA: Spreadsheet

 Spreadsheet:

An application used for managing, analysing and

presenting information.

 Software Packages:

Create, store and manipulate data using spreadsheet

application.

 Examples:

 Microsoft Excel (MS Office)

 Apple Numbers (iWork)

 OpenOffice.org Calc (OpenOffice)

Manage DATA: Advantages of MS Excel 2007





 Tools to accomplish  Forecast data trends

tasks  Sharing

 1 million rows and  Access permissions

16000 columns  Compression and

 Professional-looking recovery.

3-D charts  Connect to remote

 Interactive pivot table databases.

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Problem Scenario



Mrs. Jones is the year 5 teacher.



In this term, she asked the class to practice

the arithmetic of the four operations (+, –, ×,

÷) from week 2 to week 8, using the program

“Basic4” installed on the classroom

dedicated PCs.

Problem Scenario



The program “Basic4” contains a table with

the student practice log. At the end of the

school term, Mrs. Jones wants to analyze the

student practice progress such as:

 No. of questions practiced per student

 For each of the four operations (+, –, ×, ÷), the

number of questions practiced per student

 For each student, the percentage of correct

answers

 For each student, the percentage of correct

answers for each operation (+, –, ×, ÷)



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