SYSMAD-QUIZ1

The analysis phase involves defining in great detail what the information system needs to accomplish in order to provide the organization with the desired benefits.

• True

• False

Information is more useful to business than data.

• True

• False

Increased customer satisfaction (not measurable in dollars) is an example of a tangible benefit.

• True

• False

The basic structure of a system consists of input, output and processing.

• True

• False

The activities of the analysis phase include gathering information, defining system requirements, and reviewing recommendations with management.

• True

• False

Systems analysis involves the creation of detailed logical models.

• True

• False

Schedule feasibility is not a concern when the project must be completed by a specific date.

• True

• False

Feasibility analysis attempts to identify all the risks of failure.

• True

• False

Economic feasibility asks whether the anticipated benefits are greater than the projected costs to develop the information system.

• True

• False

Models are never created during the design phase of the systems development life cycle (SDLC).

• True

• False