Module 1: Quiz

1. Who was the first person, that used the term Big Data in the way that it is used today?

Nikola Tesla

Michael Lesk

Erik Larson

2. What is Big Data?

The type of data that can be easily handled by Microsoft Excel.

The area of science and technology that deals with large data sets.

Very important information inside of a company.

3. Collecting and storing big data alone isn't enough to produce real business value. Analytics is neccessary to:

Formulate exe-catching charts and graphs

Extract valuable insights from the data

Integrate data from internal and external sources

4. For which type of data is it typical, that it is difficult to organize using traditional mechanisms and programs like Excel?

Structured data

Unstructured data

Semi-structured data

5. Connect the specific information with the type of data. (click to select the correct choice)

16.04.2017	Structured Data Unselect Structured Data Unselect Structured Data Unselect Unstructured Data Unselect Semi-structured Data Unselect Semi-structured Data Unselect Unstructured Data Unselect
John Smith	Structured Data Unselect Structured Data Unselect Structured Data Unselect Unstructured Data Unselect Semi-structured Data Unselect Semi-structured Data Unselect Unstructured Data Unselect
An image	Structured Data Unselect Structured Data Unselect Structured Data Unselect Unstructured Data Unselect Semi-structured Data Unselect Semi-structured Data Unselect Unstructured Data Unselect
+316 127 2275	Structured Data Unselect Structured Data Unselect Structured Data Unselect Unstructured Data Unselect Semi-structured Data Unselect Semi-structured Data Unselect Unstructured Data Unselect
A website	Structured Data Unselect Structured Data Unselect Structured Data Unselect Unstructured Data Unselect Semi-structured Data Unselect Semi-structured Data Unselect Unstructured Data Unselect
Social media comment	Structured Data Unselect Structured Data Unselect Structured Data Unselect Unstructured Data Unselect Semi-structured Data Unselect Semi-structured Data Unselect Unstructured Data Unselect
E-mail	Structured Data Unselect Structured Data Unselect Structured Data Unselect Unstructured Data Unselect Semi-structured Data Unselect Semi-structured Data Unselect Unstructured Data Unselect

6. Which kind of data is created by everything from planes and elevators to traffic lights and fitness-monitoring devices?

Social media data

Machine data

Transactional data

7. Connect the V's of Big Data with the correct dimension they belong to.

Volume	The magnitude of the data being generated. Unselect The trustworthiness of the data in terms of accuracy in quality. Unselect The different types of data. Unselect The economic value of the data. Unselect The speed at which data is being generated and aggregated. Unselect
Veracity	The magnitude of the data being generated. Unselect The trustworthiness of the data in terms of accuracy in quality. Unselect The different types of data. Unselect The economic value of the data. Unselect The speed at which data is being generated and aggregated. Unselect
Velocity	The magnitude of the data being generated. Unselect The trustworthiness of the data in terms of accuracy in quality. Unselect The different types of data. Unselect The economic value of the data. Unselect The speed at which data is being generated and aggregated. Unselect
Value	The magnitude of the data being generated. Unselect The trustworthiness of the data in terms of accuracy in quality. Unselect The different types of data. Unselect The economic value of the data. Unselect The speed at which data is being generated and aggregated. Unselect
Variety	The magnitude of the data being generated. Unselect The trustworthiness of the data in terms of accuracy in quality. Unselect The different types of data. Unselect The economic value of the data. Unselect The speed at which data is being generated and aggregated. Unselect