Chapter 14: The Movement to Objects
Q1) Object-Oriented programming languages can have both:
A)attributes and examples
B)classes and cases
C)processes and products
D)instances and outflows
E)methods and attributes
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Q2) Object-Oriented programming languages can have both:
A)attributes and examples
B)classes and cases
C)processes and products
D)instances and outflows
E)methods and attributes
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Q3) Classes inherit the attributes and methods from the subclasses underneath them.
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Chapter 5: Process Modeling
Q1) A repository for data in DFDs is called a 'data store'
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Q2) Many business processes are too complex to be explained in one DFD.
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Q3) Create a level 0 diagram for the following: Insurance-R-Us is an online car insurance
[Link] main processes are: Get Customer Information;Calculate Risk;Calculate
Rate Quote.
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Chapter 3: Requirements Determination
Q1) To create the requirements definition,the project team first should consider the kinds
of functional and non-functional requirements that they will collect about the system.
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Q2) Unless ordered by the lead analyst for a project,you should not share your interview
report with those that you [Link] so will almost always result in scope creep
and changes in the requirements.
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Q3) One difference between the reports from interviews and from a JAD session is that:
A)It describes information from the interview or JAD session
B)The interview report will give a complete project management timeline;while the JAD
session report will not
C)The interview report is generally written within 48 hours of the interview;while the JAD
session report may take a week or two after the JAD session.
D)The JAD report will include results from questionnaires while the interview report will
not
E)JAD reports will include technology analysis while interviews will only include root
cause analysis
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Chapter 10: Program Design
Q1) In most automated cases,data stores from logical DFDs will be converted to:
A)Binary tables
B)CD Rom disks
C)Paper files
D)Into database files / tables
E)Encrypted hexadecimal values
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Q2) Generally,transaction structures occur at lower levels of a structure chart.
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Q3) Reusable modules,which are represented in the structure chart as rectangles with
vertical lines on both sides,may often appear several times in a structure [Link] are
called _____ modules.
A)conditional
B)control
C)library
D)loop
E)off-page connector
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Chapter 1: The Systems Analyst and Information Systems
Development
Q1) TJ has prepared a spreadsheet where the total benefits are $182,000;the total
cumulative costs are $120,[Link] ROI would be::
A)$62,000
B)About 34%
C)About 51.7%
D)About 65.3%
E)Less than 20%
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Q2) When compared to a systems analyst,the business analyst will probably have more
responsibility for determining business value.
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Q3) The business analyst role focuses on the business issues surrounding the system.
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Chapter 11: Data Storage Design
Q1) A great advantage of object oriented database management systems is their easy
of learning.
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Q2) Maria is working for the Minneapolis Dance Troop (MDT)and wants a database that
can support text,numbers,video,and [Link] will probably select the multidimensional
database format.
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Q3) Referential integrity is the idea of ensuring that values linking the tables together
through the primary and foreign keys are valid and correctly synchronized.
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Chapter 4: Use Case Analysis
Q1) Use cases are used to more fully delineate _____.
A)Resources used in the system
B)System boundaries
C)System proposals
D)System requirements
E)Data flows
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Q2) The Major Inputs section on a use case will give the _____________
A)Sources of that input
B)Destinations of that input
C)Creator of that input
D)User of that input
E)What triggers the input to occur
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Q3) It is common practice to create smaller,more focused use cases breaking the whole
process down into parts.
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Chapter 9: User Interface Design
Q1) Research has shown that many detailed paper reports are not read thoroughly,not
read at all,or only [Link] should analysts do to verify the use of output reports?
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Q2) Which is generally NOT true for interface evaluations?
A)It is iterative
B)It almost always identifies improvements
C)It generally involves users working with analysts
D)It is cyclic
E)It is built on ERDs
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Q3) Jamal is creating a user [Link] wants what he calls an 'oops' button on every
screen and form (or an 'undo' button).This is a good design consideration.
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Chapter 7: Moving Into Design
Q1) A reason to use a packaged software solution is when there is no need to "reinvent
the wheel"
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Q2) The following document is utilized with possible vendors on projects with smaller
budgets,instead of sending a lengthy document to all possible vendors:
A)Request for Proposal (RFP)
B)Request for Information (RFI)
C)Request for Quote (RFQ)
D)Request for Efficient Information Distribution (REID)
E)More Optimal Desires (MOD)
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Q3) Jeff is an [Link] human resources department is very unhappy with their
payroll [Link] want the information systems department to write them a new
package as they think they have unique needs that can't be meet with a packaged
[Link] should Jeff do?
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Chapter 13: Transition to the New System
Q1) Frequently,as people get used to certain ways of doing things,they view their job in
terms of those processes rather than in terms of the business goals of serving
customers.
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Q2) What happens after the project team has installed the system and performed the
change management activities? What happens to the system from that point on?
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Q3) Knowing that sometimes things happen due to technical problems when
implementing a new system is a great reason to have a business contingency plan.
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