Chapter 4 : System Planning

What is the starting point for most projects called?

• Project Scope

• Feasibility Study

• System Request

• System Analysis

Which of the following is NOT a reason for a system project?

• Support for new products

• Stronger controls

• Improve service

• Increase employee turnover

What does a feasibility study aim to determine?

• The project timeline

• The viability of the new system

• The number of employees needed

• The marketing strategy

Which type of feasibility examines the hardware and software resources needed?

• Economic Feasibility

• Operational Feasibility

• Schedule Feasibility

• Technical Feasibility

What is the purpose of a preliminary investigation?

• To implement the system

• To study the system request

• To train users

• To develop marketing strategies

Which step involves gathering data about project usability and costs?

• Define the Project Scope

• Present Results

• Evaluate Feasibility

• Perform Fact-Finding

What type of costs are tangible costs?

• Costs that can be easily identified

• Costs that are difficult to identify

• Costs related to employee morale

• Costs associated with market trends

Which of the following is an example of an intangible benefit?

• Improved company image

• Reduced operating costs

• Increased sale revenue

• Reduced staff costs

What is a common security control mentioned in the text?

• Biometric devices

• Customer feedback surveys

• Increased marketing budget

• User training programs

What is the final task in the preliminary investigation?

• Preparing a report to management

• Conducting a feasibility study

• Implementing the system

• Gathering user feedback