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Acct 4701 Exam 1 Voc

QuestionAnswer
Volume Amount of data generated and stored
Variety Types of data
Velocity How fast is the data generated and processed
Veracity Refers to data quality and reliability
Structured data stored in fixed rows and columns
Semi Structured Data with no predefined structure, but not fixed rows or columns
Unstructured Data data with no predefined structure, cannot be easily stored in tables with out significant processing
Financial Statements Aren't always truthful, and often contain estimates
Budget Data Predictions on how much things will cost
Standard Cost data Allows variance analysis comparing to budget to actual
Point of Sale Transaction Data All info from sale
Potential Cost Drivers Allows evaluation of best way to allocate overhead
Supply Chain Data System which tracks products from vendor to final customer
Customer Relationship Management System Data Tracks everything about customer
HR Management System Data System which tracks all info regarding employees
Categorical Represented by words
Example of Categorical Gender or transaction
Numerical Numbers
Example of Numerical Exam Scores
Nominal Data Categorical data, can not be ranked
Ordinal Data Categorical data that allows/implies ranking and sorting
Interval Data An equal interval between each observation so that not only does summing the data makes sense so does multiplication and other complex numerical calculations
Ratio Data Numerical data with an equal and definitive ratio between each data point and absolute 0 in ration data is the point of origin
Data Dictionary a centralized repository of info about data containing a separate record for each field/variable in the table/database
Excel Best at data analysis and exploring data
Tableau Desktop Best for data visualization, does not allow original data entry
Databases Must secure method of string data
Relational Databases Instead of storing all data required for analysis in massive table, break the data into separate tables
Entity Relationship Graphical representation of an information system, illustrating relationships among people, objects, places and events within that system
Descriptive analysis answers What happened?
Diagnostic analysis answers Why did it happen?
Predictive analysis answers Will it happen in the future?
Prescriptive analysis answers What should we do based on? What we expect will happen?
Descriptive Analysis the foundational process of summarizing and interpreting historical financial data to explain past performance
Diagnostic Analysis the process of examining financial data to determine the root causes of trends, anomalies, or performance outcomes
Predictive Analysis uses historical financial data, statistical modeling, and machine learning to forecast future financial outcomes, risks, and trends
Prescriptive Analysis the most advanced form of data analytics that uses historical data, machine learning, and algorithms to recommend specific, optimal actions to achieve desired future financial results
Null Hypothesis No difference
Alternate hypothesis Opposite of null
P-value Probability of observing data, compared to threshold value called significant level (or alpha)
Common Alpha Value 5%
Confidence Interval Range of values likely to contain the true population value
If p-value < 5% Can reject null hypothesis
If p-value > 5% Failed to reject hypothesis
Mean, Median, Mode Central tendency
Minimums, Maximums Extreme Values
Standard Deviation Data variability
Quartiles/Deciles Divide data obs into intervals
Percent Change (New - Old)/Old
Tables Exact values and detailed information
Charts Patterns, Trends, or comparisons
Horizontal Analysis Provides comparative increases about various
Vertical Analysis Expresses financial info in relation to some figures or a base
Return on Equity (ROE) =Net income/Equity =Profit Margin*Asset Turnover*Equity Multiplier =(Net Income/Sales)*(Sales/Total Assets)*(Total Assets/Equity)
Outlier Statistical term - refers to data point that lies far outside the expected distribution
Anomaly Broader concept - refers to something unusual or unexpected
Created by: c22shaferv
 

 



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