CAMBRIDGE - AS Level - IT - Expert Systems

An oracle.

The computerised system that attempts to reproduce the decision-making process of an expert human being.

A person who knows eveything.

The login in system of an internet based application

To dial a person on social media.

Attaining to the nose.

Identifying a problem by analysis of the symptoms.

Artificial intelligence.

Reading comic books.

Not being very good at quizzes.

Pretending to be something that you are not.

Computer systems that perform tasks that human beings would normally do.

The combining together of instructions.

The art of making fences.

Putting links together to make a robust anchor system.

Dialing random numbers and speaking to strangers.

Selling computers at the local mall.

A specialist type of computer monitor.

The exchanging of data.

When computers decide to go shopping.

The Knowledge base

The inference engine

The user interface.

The Rebel Base on Tatooine.

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The answer to all the questions.

A database that allows the storage and retrieval of the knowledge provided by a collection of expert human beings.

The part of an expert system that makes reasoned responses based on a set of established rules.

The power supply of a personal computer.

Thomas the tank engine's fusion drive.

Somebody who continually interferes with something.

Creation of questions dependent upon answers.

It is the automated decision making within an inference engine. It will take known data and process it until it reaches an outcome.

Creating fencing in a clockwise direction.

Chains that think for themselves.

Taking down barriers.

Data switching within a network.

Delivering automated shipping.

The process of establishing possible causes when an outcome is known within an inference engine.