Quiz 1: IT3A IPT

What does Integrative Programming primarily deal with?

• Developing standalone applications

• Creating hardware solutions

• Managing databases only

• Connecting different components in IT Infrastructure

What is the main goal of integration?

• To connect multiple independently developed applications

• To create new applications from scratch

• To eliminate all existing systems

• To focus solely on database management

What is System Integration?

• Only focusing on software integration

• Integrating multiple systems into one larger system

• Creating a new system from the ground up

• Isolating systems to improve performance

What does Functional or Technology Integration involve?

• Only focusing on hardware integration

• Removing outdated technologies

• Creating entirely new systems

• Integrating new functions or technologies within an existing system

What is Incremental Engineering?

• Focusing solely on hardware upgrades

• Creating a system without any future considerations

• Integrating multiple systems at once

• Developing a system with future integration in mind

What does the Presentation Integration Model allow?

• Integration of new software through existing presentations

• Only focusing on backend processes

• Eliminating legacy software

• Creation of new databases

What is the purpose of the Data Integration Model?

• To develop hardware solutions

• To access and synchronize data across applications

• To create new user interfaces

• To eliminate data redundancy

What does the Functional Integration Model allow?

• Invoking existing functionality from other applications

• Creating new applications from scratch

• Only focusing on data storage

• Isolating functionalities

What is a key aspect of integrated systems?

• Reducing the number of systems

• Eliminating all forms of communication

• Focusing solely on individual components

• Creating synergy greater than the sum of individual parts

How do integrated systems enhance efficiency?

• By eliminating redundancy and automating processes

• By focusing on hardware only

• By increasing manual intervention

• By isolating systems from each other