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SIA: Quiz 1 (Lesson 1-2)

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of program and project planning?

a)

To establish effective plans and results for integration efforts

b)

To scope out planning for systems and software design/development

c)

To provide necessary process steps for software design/development

d)

To ensure effective integration of software and systems elements

2.

What is the method for systems design?

a)

Ensuring effective integration of software and systems elements

b)

Defining the architecture, components, modules, and interfaces

c)

Analyzing customer requirements and developing a migration plan

d)

Documenting software requirements and changes

3.

What do defined and documented software requirements provide?

a)

A systematic approach to development from multiple resources

b)

Functional software interfaces, performance, and verification

c)

A basis for software design or development

d)


Initial development of software requirements

4.

What does software and systems integration ensure?

a)

Consistent approach to integration activities

b)

Proper assembly of software units, components, and subsystems

c)

Effective integration of software and systems elements

d)

Verification and validation of constructed elements

5.

What is system integration?

a)

The process of connecting multiple systems into a single larger system

b)

The creation of work product for software requirements

c)

The analysis and design of customer requirements

d)

The systematic approach for software design and development

6.

An array of components designed to accomplish a particular objective according to plan.

a)

System

b)

Architecture

c)

Integration

d)

Plan

7.

It is a way of understanding an entity in terms of its purpose, as three steps.

a)

System Architecture

b)

System Process

c)

System Integration

d)

System Thinking

8.

It Is the combination of inter-related elements to achieve a common objective.

a)

System Integration

b)

Plan Integration

c)

Program Integration

d)

Architecture Integration

9.

It defines its high-level structure, exposing its gross organization as a collection of interacting components.

a)

Architecture

b)

System Architecture

c)

System

d)

System Integration

10.

What is the main goal of information in an organization?

a)

To provide irrelevant and biased data to the stakeholders.

b)

To provide relevant and objective data to support effective and efficient decision-making.

c)

To produce meaningless data for decision-making.

d)


To ensure the prosperity of the organization by withholding information.

11.

In the context of system integration, what does the term "stakeholders" refer to?

a)

The technical team responsible for software development.

b)

The hardware components used in the system.

c)

The individuals or entities who benefit from or use the system.

d)

The security modules in the system.

12.

What is the primary purpose of system integration and architecture?

a)

To create complex software systems without any planning.

b)

To develop hardware components that work independently.

c)

To study unrelated concepts and principles in computer science.

d)

To design and integrate various components to achieve a common goal.

13.

These are items that are used by the various processes in the system to achieve the overall goal of the system.

a)

Output

b)

Feedback

c)

Report

d)

Input

14.

These are the sequence of activities intended to produce a particular result.

a)

Output

b)

Process

c)

Report

d)

Input

15.

The process of collecting information, or feedback, in an orderly manner and making judgments to make important decisions.

a)

Assessment

b)

Asessment

c)

Feedback

d)

Input

16.

An integration that is used when a sender has to send a message to a single receiver.

a)

Vertical

b)

Hybrid

c)

Point to Point

d)

Horizontal

17.

An integration method that can be used effectively to create simple integrations, that only need to address a single function.

a)

Vertical

b)

Hybrid

c)

Point to Point

d)

Horizontal

18.

This method allows each sub-system to have just one single interface to communicate with all the other sub-systems connected to the common interface.

a)

Vertical

b)

Hybrid

c)

Point to Point

d)

Horizontal

19.

Organizational frame that focuses on roles and responsibilities, coordination and control.

a)

Structural Frame

b)

Human Resource Frame

c)

Political Frame

d)

Symbolic Frame

20.

Organizational frame that focuses on providing harmony between needs of the organization and needs of people.

a)

Structural Frame

b)

Human Resource Frame

c)

Political Frame

d)

Symbolic Frame

21.

Organizational frame that assumes organizations are coalitions composed of varied individuals and interest groups.

a)

Structural Frame

b)

Human Resource Frame

c)

Political Frame

d)

Symbolic Frame

22.

Organizational frame that focuses on symbols and meanings related to events.

a)

Structural Frame

b)

Human Resource Frame

c)

Political Frame

d)

Symbolic Frame

23.

A structure where people who do similar tasks, have similar skills and/or jobs in an organization are grouped.

a)

Matrix Structure

b)

Hybrid Structure

c)

Functional Structure

d)

Project Organization Structure

24.

A structure where team members are given more autonomy and expected to take more responsibility for their work.

a)

Matrix Structure

b)

Hybrid Structure

c)

Functional Structure

d)

Project Organization Structure

25.

A structure where teams are put together based on the number of members needed to produce the product or complete the project.

a)

Matrix Structure

b)

Hybrid Structure

c)

Functional Structure

d)

Project Organization Structure

26.

It is the sequence of phases that a project goes through from its initiation to its closure.

a)

System Development

b)

Project Development

c)

System Life Cycle

d)

Project Life Cycle

27.

In this phase, the project objective or need is identified; this can be a business problem or opportunity.

a)

Planning

b)

Execution

c)

Initiation

d)

Termination

28.

In this phase, is where the project solution is further developed in as much detail as possible and the steps necessary to meet the project’s objective are planned.

a)

Planning

b)

Execution

c)

Initiation

d)

Termination

29.

In this phase, the emphasis is on releasing the final deliverables to the customer.

a)

Planning

b)

Execution

c)

Initiation

d)

Termination

30.

In this phase, the decisions and activities defined during the planning phase are implemented.

a)

Planning

b)

Execution

c)

Initiation

d)

Termination

31.

It involves fully understanding the final product and determining the process for delivering it.

a)

Adaptive Model

b)

Predictive Model

32.

It involves adding features incrementally and making changes and refinements according to feedback.

a)

Adaptive Model

b)

Predictive Model

33.

Incremental Release Model

a)

Adaptive Model

b)

Predictive Model

34.

Agile Development

a)

Adaptive Model

b)

Predictive Model

35.

Scrum Methodology

a)

Adaptive Model

b)

Predictive Model

36.

Spiral Model

a)

Adaptive Model

b)

Predictive Model

37.

System Development Life Cycle

a)

Adaptive Model

b)

Predictive Model

38.

Rapid Application Development

a)

Adaptive Model

b)

Predictive Model

39.

It is more related to plans and processes over a limited period of time.

a)

Product Life Cycle

b)

Project Life Cycle

40.

It represents the amount of revenue a product generates over time, from its inception to the point where it is discontinued.

a)

Product Life Cycle

b)

Project Life Cycle