What is ICT?

• Information and Communication Technologies.

• Information and Commercial Technologies.

• Information and Clinical Technologies.
  
  

• Engineering and Computer Technologies

• Initiative Control Technologies.

What is the goal of ICT?

• Creating new programming languages.

• Improving communication and data processing

• Improving computer hardware performance.
  
  

• Simplifying engineering tasks

• Managing data in enterprises.
  
  

What are the requirements for ICT?

• Flexibility, scalability, security.
  
  

• Outdated equipment and software.
  
  

• Using only closed standards.
  
  

• Constant updates of architecture

• Limiting application functionality.

How does ICT affect society?

• Improves access to education and communication.

• Exclusively positively, reducing costs.
  
  

• Reduces access to information.

• Limits innovations

• Increases digital isolation.

What standards are applied in the field of ICT?

• ISO/IEC 27001.
  
  

• ISO 9001:2015.
  
  

• GMP.
  
  

• HACCP.

• ISO 14001.

What is the ISO/IEC 27031:2011 standard?

• Guidelines for ICT readiness to ensure business continuity.
  
  

• Methodology for quality management in production systems.
  
  

• Guidelines for environmental safety in technologies.
  
  

• Model for managing data in relational databases.
  
  

• Corporate ethics code in the field of technologies.

What is the Millennium Declaration?

• UN program for global development.
  
  

• Declaration of Human Rights.
  
  

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  Trade standard for international business.
  
  

• Methodology for ensuring data security.
  
  

• Scientific project on technology development.

What are the main goals of the Millennium Declaration?

• Fighting poverty, improving education, sustainable development.

• Creating new computer standards.
  
  

• Strengthening control over technologies.

• Developing global security systems.
  
  

• Reducing technology costs.

How are ICT related to the goals of the Millennium Declaration?

• Provide access to information and improve communication

• Simplify the process of developing standards.
  
  

• Reduce the role of international cooperation.
  
  

• Limit access to technologies.
  
  

• Increase bureaucracy.

What is the main category of objects in a relational DBMS?

• Tables.

• Files.
  
  

• Graphs.
  
  

• Lists.

• Interface elements.