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The custom rules or algorithms which handle the exchange of information between a database and user interface.

• Business algorithm

• Business logic

• Business plan

• Business rules

A software system used to define, deploy, execute, monitor, and maintain the variety and complexity of decision logic that is used by operational systems within an organization or enterprise.

• Domain model

• Business rule management system

• Magic push button

• Business rules approach

The main rule to follow in this layer is that there should not be any additional business rules or logic run on the objects.

• Business Layer

• Data Layer

• Presentation Layer

• Interface layer

This layer contains logic that will take the requests or objects that are sent to determine how to save or process data.

• Presentation Layer

• Business Layer

• Data Layer

• Interface layer

A common anti-pattern in graphical user interfaces.

• user Interface Management System

• Business process management systems

• Magic push button

• Business rule management system

This is the entry point into a three-tiered architecture

• Presentation Layer

• Data Layer

• Interface layer

• Business Layer

The following are advantages of a three-tiered architectural design to a business system EXCEPT:

• Logic is streamlined and only does what it needs to do.

• Development time is streamlined

• Each layer is dependent on the other

• Each layer contains logic that can be updated or changed without affecting the other layers.

An abstract representation of the data storage types required by business rules.

• GUI model

• Domain model

• BRMS model

• UIMS model

It can be seen in the workflows that they support, such as in sequences or steps that specify in detail the proper flow of information or data

• Domain logic

• Domain

• Domain server

• None of the choices given

The Part of a computer program that contains the information that defines or constrains how a business operates

• Business algorithm

• Business rules

• Business plan

• Business logic