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TOTAL 12 Final Test Scheduled on 11.01.2012
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C1 Data, Information, C2 History of Computers C3 Operating Systems C4 Data Structures C5 Databases C6 Relational Databases C7 Computer Networks C8 Internet C9 Security C10 eCommerce, CRM,
ECONOMIC INFORMATICS
Computers are used in informatics in the same way the telescope is used in astronomy
Dijkstra Informatics = information + mathematics computer clerk who performed calculations automating human factor work (repetitive actions that require attention and not intelligence, common mistakes and errors)
ECONOMIC INFORMATICS
Alan Turing (1912-1954) is considered to be the father of modern computer science.
ECONOMIC INFORMATICS
The current sense, IT includes all activities related to - design - implementation - utilization of automated data processing systems in order to increase efficiency of human activities.
ECONOMIC INFORMATICS
Informatics is emerging as practical activity theoretical field. and has two major objectives: to design advanced computer systems that ensure wide access to information, to ensure efficient use of all computing resources.
ECONOMIC INFORMATICS
Information technology (IT) is the technology needed to
INFORMATICA N ECONOMIE
Any human activity is generating information. (-) If an activity is more complex and dynamic, the volume of information grows and diversifies, so it tends to slow down or even block the decisionmaking.
(+) The information ensures knowledge transfer from one generation to another, ensures access to the most advanced achievements of mankind.
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informare (Latin) = to give shape, form. The significance is related to the transformation of something without form into another something having some form. Perhaps the most widely accepted definition is related to its character of novelty, by the addition of knowledge resulting from the reception of signals.
We receive information when we find something that we did not know before.
INFORMATICA N ECONOMIE
FUCHS Surprise effect of the message, newness of information will be as greater the less likely.
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Transmission of information
ECONOMIC INFORMATICS
PRATT Information is an event that occurs at some point in time and space. The analogy with explosions: Just like information, each explosion is different from the others, while designating the same phenomenon. Similar to information, explosions can not be stored. We can store only substances that trigger the explosion; similarly, we can store only the "premises" of information - the data
ECONOMIC INFORMATICS
ECONOMIC INFORMATICS
Although often seen as synonymous, data and information have different meanings.
Data can be characterized as raw material information. Data - sets of symbols - digits, numbers, letters, words, symbols. The data can be met in any form. Data have no meaning by itself.
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Data is the form of material representation of information. Data represent formal support of the information that is converted into numbers, letters, symbols, codes. The data is actually the subject of information processing.
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Data have not meaning and therefore should be amended and brought into a usable form and placed in a certain context to be of value. Data obtained from the processing of information can act as information for a specific category of users or may remain simple data if they lose the quality of new semantics.
ECONOMIC INFORMATICS
Information = Data + meaning
Information is data processing product, the user from a data set, meaning that can be drawn from a dataset based on associations between them. Not any data processing generates information. A data processing can generate information only if there is a receiver to consider the results understandable and useful.
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Regularly, information are viewed from three angles:
Syntactically it is about the formal appearance, that data that is processed must strictly obey certain rules of validity
Semantic point of view, aiming to meaning, the meaning of information (the actual contents of information) arising from dataprocessing In terms of pragmatic, aiming at utility, ie the extent to which users are satisfied
ECONOMIC INFORMATICS
The process of collecting, understanding and ownership of information in a particular field is an information process. Information acquired in a given area from an information process form the domain knowledge and then the knowledge patrimony. Knowledge is a sum of all information acquired over time in a particular field.
ECONOMIC INFORMATICS
ECONOMIC INFORMATICS
When knowledge generate beliefs, values that guide behavior of an individual we can speak of wisdom. Information: what? Knowledge: Who, when, where, how? Wisdom: Why? with what implications?
The transformation process (feedback loop) is a dynamic process that makes the system evolve for a certain path described by the state of the system.
Information system provides the management of all the information inside the economic system.