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KWASU CSC 204 200 Second Semester

DATA STORAGE, MANAGEMENT AND PROCESSING 3

DATA STORAGE, MANAGEMENT AND PROCESSING SERIES 3

Computer Science 10 minutes 48 seconds BIG DATA COMPUTING AND SECURITY

Data storage, management, and processing are the essential pillars of Big Data systems, ensuring that massive volumes of information can be effectively utilized. Data storage involves using scalable solutions such as cloud platforms, distributed databases, and data warehouses to handle both structured and unstructured data. Data management focuses on organizing, securing, and maintaining data quality through techniques like metadata management, governance frameworks, and access control policies. Finally, data processing leverages powerful computing models—such as batch processing, real-time streaming, and parallel computing—to transform raw data into meaningful insights. Together, these components enable organizations to efficiently capture, control, and analyze data, supporting innovation, predictive analytics, and informed decision-making across industries.

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