Informantion Management Blog - Vhinz Axl C. Baja - BSIT 1A

     A. ENGAGE a) What is database?      A database is a collection of data that is related and represents some aspect of the real world. It is designed to be a logically coherent and organized collection of data that serves a specific purpose and is intended for specific users. Databases can vary in size and complexity, ranging from small and simple to large and complex. They can be created and maintained manually or generated automatically using specialized software. The primary goal of a database is to provide efficient and reliable access to data for different purposes, including managing and analyzing data, generating reports, and maintaining data integrity and security. Overall, databases are essential tools for managing and organizing data in a wide range of applications and fields. b) What type of software is Microsoft Office Excel?       Microsoft Office Excel is a spreadsheet software application that is used to organize, analy...

     It's been a month since attending my INFORMATION MANAGEMENT 1 class, and I have to say that I'm enjoying the experience so far. Since the class is both online and face-to-face, we've been using Google Meet to connect with our professor and classmates during online class.      On our last meeting, we continued our discussion on the basics of information management, specifically on the topic of database management systems. We learned that a database is a collection of data that is organized in a way that makes it easy to manage, access, and update.      We also learned about different types of database management systems, such as hierarchical, network, and relational databases. Our professor explained how each type of database system has its own advantages and disadvantages and how they are used in various industries and organizations.      One of the activities that we did in class was to create a basic database schema usin...

     A. ENGAGE A. FUNCTIONS OF DBMS            The Database Management System (DBMS) is essential for controlling and preserving the reliability and safety of information stored in a database. DBMS functions empower users to proficiently store, manage, and recover data while making sure that the information is dependable, precise, and protected. Additionally, DBMS offers mechanisms for backing up and recovering data in case of any data loss or corruption. It also manages concurrent access to the data, ensuring that users can access the data simultaneously without compromising its integrity. Ultimately, DBMS is a critical component for any organization to effectively manage its data and safeguard its information assets. B. ADVANTAGES OF DBMS     The Database Management System (DBMS) offers many benefits over traditional file-based systems, including enhanced data sharing capabilities, data integrity maintenance, efficient data acces...

A. FUNCTIONS OF DBMS            The Database Management System (DBMS) is essential for controlling and preserving the reliability and safety of information stored in a database. DBMS functions empower users to proficiently store, manage, and recover data while making sure that the information is dependable, precise, and protected. Additionally, DBMS offers mechanisms for backing up and recovering data in case of any data loss or corruption. It also manages concurrent access to the data, ensuring that users can access the data simultaneously without compromising its integrity. Ultimately, DBMS is a critical component for any organization to effectively manage its data and safeguard its information assets. B. ADVANTAGES OF DBMS     The Database Management System (DBMS) offers many benefits over traditional file-based systems, including enhanced data sharing capabilities, data integrity maintenance, efficient data accessibility, data security featur...