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Chapter 1 - SAD

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

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1.

What is the role of a systems analyst in an organization?

a)

To develop computerized information systems

b)

To analyze and design information systems

c)

To provide technical support to users

d)

To manage the implementation of new systems

2.

What are the different types of systems used in SAD?

a)

Transaction processing systems, management information systems, and decision support systems

b)

Office automation systems, knowledge work systems, and executive support systems

c)

Group decision support systems, computer-supported collaborative work systems, and enterprise systems

d)

All of the above

3.

What is the purpose of integrating traditional systems with new ones?

a)

To ensure a useful context for the new systems

b)

To increase user awareness of available services

c)

To improve the usability of the interface design

d)

To create a system that can extend globally

4.

What is the purpose of open source software?

a)

To allow users to modify computer code

b)

To create new software applications

c)

To promote collaboration among programmer

d)

All of the above

5.

What are the roles of the systems analyst?

a)

Developer, tester, and maintainer

b)

Consultant, supporting expert, and agent of change

c)

Programmer, designer, and manager

d)

User, manager, and executive

6.

Which phase of the Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) involves developing and documenting software?

a)

Identifying Problems, Opportunities, and Objectives

b)

Determining Human Information Requirements

c)

Analyzing System Needs

d)

Developing and Documenting Software

7.

What is the purpose of the agile approach in systems development?

a)

To quickly develop applications in response to a dynamic environment

b)

To follow a rigid and structured approach to systems development

c)

To focus on long-term planning and documentation

d)

To prioritize maintenance and bug fixing over new development

8.

What is the purpose of object-oriented analysis and design?

a)

To facilitate the development of systems that must change rapidly

b)

To focus on long-term planning and documentation

c)

To prioritize maintenance and bug fixing over new development

d)

To quickly develop applications in response to a dynamic environment

9.

What is the purpose of management information systems (MIS)?

a)

To support a broad range of organizational tasks, including decision analysis and decision-making

b)

To process large amounts of data for routine business transactions

c)

To support professional workers in creating new knowledge

d)

To facilitate group decision making and collaboration

10.

What is the purpose of group decision support systems (GDSS) and computer-supported collaborative work systems (CSCWS)?

a)

To facilitate group decision making and collaboration

b)

To support professional workers in creating new knowledge

c)

To process large amounts of data for routine business transactions

d)

To support a broad range of organizational tasks, including decision analysis and decision-making

11.

What is a system?

a)

A collection of unrelated components

b)

A collection of interrelated and interdependent subsystems

c)

A single component working independently

d)

A collection of unrelated subsystems

12.

Which of the following is an example of a transaction processing system (TPS)?

a)

Word processing software

b)

Spreadsheet software

c)

Payroll system

d)

Email system

13.

What do Office Automation Systems (OAS) primarily support?

a)

Data workers

b)

Scientists and engineers

c)

Managers

d)

Business analysts

14.

Decision Support Systems (DSS) are mainly used for:

a)

Routine transaction processing

b)

Business intelligence and decision making

c)

Data analysis and reporting

d)

Supporting expert knowledge

15.

What is the primary function of Management Information Systems (MIS)?

a)

Data processing for daily transactions

b)

Decision analysis and decision making support

c)

Creating new knowledge for the organization

d)

Boundary-spanning interactions with external environments

16.

Expert systems capture and use the knowledge of:

a)

Software developers

b)

Business analysts

c)

Human experts

d)

Database administrators

17.

What is the first phase of the Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC)?

a)

Determining Human Information Requirements

b)

Identifying Problems, Opportunities, and Objectives

c)

Designing the Recommended System

d)

Analyzing System Needs

18.

What is one of the key considerations in the design phase of the SDLC?

a)

Identifying problems and opportunities

b)

Logical design of the information system

c)

Cost-benefit analysis of alternatives

d)

Data flow diagrams

19.

What does HCI stand for in the context of systems analysis?

a)

Human-Computer Interface

b)

High-Performance Computing Infrastructure

c)

Hardware and Computer Integration

d)

Human-Centered Information