WorksheetsCIS 3343 Exam Review
Total questions: 78
Worksheet time: 39mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Data
a)
Technical Knowledge, Communication Skills, Business Skills, Critical Thinking Skills, Education: college degree in information systems, science, or business.
b)
build a series of prototypes and constantly adjusts them to user requirements. Ex: spiral model
c)
simply defined as facts or figures. Can be used for a singular fact or a collection of facts
d)
in tables
2.
Information
a)
an agile process that allows us to focus on delivering the highest business value in the shortest time
b)
simply defined as news or knowledge received or given. What results when you have processed, interpreted, and organized facts.
c)
Used systems development life cycle (SDLC). Plan, analyze, design, implement, and support an information system
d)
build a series of prototypes and constantly adjusts them to user requirements. Ex: spiral model
3.
Data and Information relationhip
a)
one that is vital to a company's operations.
b)
Data is the raw material that an information system transforms into useful information.
c)
Early working version of an information system. Disadvantages: important decisions may be made before business or IT issues are thoroughly understood.
d)
uses a knowledge base and inference rules. Knowledge base: large database that allows users to find information by entering keywords. Inference rules: identify data patterns and relationships
4.
System
a)
Early working version of an information system. Disadvantages: important decisions may be made before business or IT issues are thoroughly understood.
b)
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) refers to a type of software that organizations use to manage day-to-day business activities such as accounting, procurement, project management, risk management and compliance, and supply chain operations.
c)
brings users into the development process as active participants
d)
a set of related components that produces specific results
5.
mission-critical system
a)
Investigates, Analyzes, Designs, Develops, Installs, evaluates, and maintains a company's information systems. Constantly interacts with users and managers within and outside the organization. May occasionally manage IT projects, including tasks, resources, schedules, and costs.
b)
one that is vital to a company's operations.
c)
starting with closed questions and working toward open-ended questins
d)
combination of transaction processing, business support, knowledge management, and user productivity features
6.
Systems analysis and design
a)
a statement of operational system constraints. Also known as operation system constraints.
b)
a tabular representation of all conditions and actions
c)
Step-by-step process for developing high-quality information systems
d)
uses a group approach lie JAD. End product: new information system.
7.
information system
a)
Helps IT professionals learn new skills and gain recognition for efforts.
b)
the longest sequence of activities that must be finished on time to complete the entire project
c)
limit or restrict the response. Used when information that is more specific is needed or when facts must be verified.
d)
Combines technology, people, and data to provide support for business functions such as order processing, inventory control, human resources, accounting, and many more.
8.
systems analyst
a)
manages the hardware components, which can include a single computer or global network with many thousands of clients. Example: Operating System
b)
In a single convenient session, customers can: do research and compare prices and features, check availability and arrange delivery, and choose payment methods
c)
a valued member of the IT department team who helps plan, develop, and maintain information systems. Must be excellent communicators with strong analytical and critical thinking skills.
d)
A system designed to meet the unique requirements of a specific business or industry, such as an online retailer, a medical practice, or an auto dealership
9.
5 components of an information system
a)
a statement of operational system constraints. Also known as operation system constraints.
b)
An older system which a company must consider how a new system will interface with it.
c)
hardware, software, data, processes, people
d)
encourage spontaneous and unstructured responses.
10.
Hardware
a)
conducted to study the systems request and recommend specific actions.
b)
what the object inherits from its class or possesses on its own
c)
consists of everything in the physical layer of the information system
d)
an agile process that allows us to focus on delivering the highest business value in the shortest time
11.
Data Center
a)
the longest sequence of activities that must be finished on time to complete the entire project
b)
simply defined as news or knowledge received or given. What results when you have processed, interpreted, and organized facts.
c)
a large concentration of networked computers working together
d)
consists of everything in the physical layer of the information system
12.
Software
a)
the programs that control the hardware and produce the desired information or results. Consists of system software and application software
b)
a tabular representation of all conditions and actions
c)
consists of everything in the physical layer of the information system
d)
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) refers to a type of software that organizations use to manage day-to-day business activities such as accounting, procurement, project management, risk management and compliance, and supply chain operations.
13.
System Software
a)
limit or restrict the response. Used when information that is more specific is needed or when facts must be verified.
b)
manages the hardware components, which can include a single computer or global network with many thousands of clients. Example: Operating System
c)
technology that improves productivity. Groupware: enables data sharing.
d)
Helps IT professionals learn new skills and gain recognition for efforts.
14.
Application Software
a)
A technique for observing the decision-maker's physical environment
b)
provide job-related information support to users at all levels of a company
c)
consists of programs that support day-to-day business functions and provide users with the information they need. Includes horizontal and vertical systems. Example: Microsoft Office
d)
External: Technology, government, economy, competitors, customers, suppliers. Internal: strategic plan, top managers, user requests, IT department, existing systems and data, and company finances.
15.
horizontal system
a)
operational, schedule, technical, economic
b)
the use of specific knowledge, skills, tools and techniques to deliver something of value to people.
c)
uses a knowledge base and inference rules. Knowledge base: large database that allows users to find information by entering keywords. Inference rules: identify data patterns and relationships
d)
A system, such as an inventory or payroll application, that can be adapted for use in many different types of companies.
16.
vertical system
a)
technology that improves productivity. Groupware: enables data sharing.
b)
A system designed to meet the unique requirements of a specific business or industry, such as an online retailer, a medical practice, or an auto dealership
c)
In a single convenient session, customers can: do research and compare prices and features, check availability and arrange delivery, and choose payment methods
d)
combination of transaction processing, business support, knowledge management, and user productivity features
17.
Legacy Systems
a)
An older system which a company must consider how a new system will interface with it.
b)
a graph that always uses a branching method in order to demonstrate all the possible outcome of any decision
c)
Data is the raw material that an information system transforms into useful information.
d)
current method, enterprise computing, transaction processing (tp) systems, business support systems, knowledge management, user productivity systems, systems integration
18.
Data is stored:
a)
the programs that control the hardware and produce the desired information or results. Consists of system software and application software
b)
in tables
c)
Stronger controls, reduced cost, more information, better performance, improved service, and more support.
d)
functional and non-functional
19.
Processes
a)
Describe the tasks and business functions that users, managers, and IT staff members perform to achieve specific results
b)
who, what, when, where, why, how
c)
simply defined as facts or figures. Can be used for a singular fact or a collection of facts
d)
conducted to study the systems request and recommend specific actions.
20.
People
a)
The three major components of a project: cost, scope, and time. A project manager tries to find the optimal balance among these factors.
b)
encourage spontaneous and unstructured responses.
c)
Stakeholders, or individuals interested in an information systems
d)
hardware, software, data, processes, people
21.
Systems Analyst Responsibilities
a)
The three major components of a project: cost, scope, and time. A project manager tries to find the optimal balance among these factors.
b)
a large concentration of networked computers working together
c)
Investigates, Analyzes, Designs, Develops, Installs, evaluates, and maintains a company's information systems. Constantly interacts with users and managers within and outside the organization. May occasionally manage IT projects, including tasks, resources, schedules, and costs.
d)
Data is the raw material that an information system transforms into useful information.
22.
Systems Analyst knowledge, skills, and education
a)
A technique for observing the decision-maker's physical environment
b)
Technical Knowledge, Communication Skills, Business Skills, Critical Thinking Skills, Education: college degree in information systems, science, or business.
c)
build a series of prototypes and constantly adjusts them to user requirements. Ex: spiral model
d)
who, what, when, where, why, how
23.
Systems Analyst Certification
a)
one that is vital to a company's operations.
b)
Helps IT professionals learn new skills and gain recognition for efforts.
c)
technology that improves productivity. Groupware: enables data sharing.
d)
In a single convenient session, customers can: do research and compare prices and features, check availability and arrange delivery, and choose payment methods
24.
B2C (business-to-customer)
a)
In a single convenient session, customers can: do research and compare prices and features, check availability and arrange delivery, and choose payment methods
b)
consists of programs that support day-to-day business functions and provide users with the information they need. Includes horizontal and vertical systems. Example: Microsoft Office
c)
Data is the raw material that an information system transforms into useful information.
d)
an agile process that allows us to focus on delivering the highest business value in the shortest time
25.
B2B (business-to-business)
a)
Ecommerce was initially carried out using electronic data interchange (EDI). Most firms use Supply Chain Management (SCM) software, which helps businesses manage inventory levels, costs, alternate suppliers
b)
the longest sequence of activities that must be finished on time to complete the entire project
c)
Computer-Aided Systems Engineering (CASE) tools.
d)
a collection of similar objects
26.
Seven types of information systems used in business
a)
All employees use office productivity systems: Operational users require decision support systems. Systems are defined by functions and features
b)
functional and non-functional
c)
current method, enterprise computing, transaction processing (tp) systems, business support systems, knowledge management, user productivity systems, systems integration
d)
starting with open-ended questions and working toward closed questions
27.
Current Method
a)
the longest sequence of activities that must be finished on time to complete the entire project
b)
All employees use office productivity systems: Operational users require decision support systems. Systems are defined by functions and features
c)
portability, security, maintainability, reliability, scalability, performance, reusability, and flexibility
d)
hardware, software, data, processes, people
28.
Enterprise Computing
a)
process data generated by day-to-day business operations
b)
combines data and processes as objects
c)
a set of related components that produces specific results
d)
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) refers to a type of software that organizations use to manage day-to-day business activities such as accounting, procurement, project management, risk management and compliance, and supply chain operations.
29.
Transaction Procession (TP) systems
a)
process data generated by day-to-day business operations
b)
Ecommerce was initially carried out using electronic data interchange (EDI). Most firms use Supply Chain Management (SCM) software, which helps businesses manage inventory levels, costs, alternate suppliers
c)
stands for strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. Can focus on a specific product or project, an operating division, the entire company, or the mission statement itself.
d)
A system, such as an inventory or payroll application, that can be adapted for use in many different types of companies.
30.
Business support systems
a)
Understand problem, define the project scope and constraints, perform fact-finding, study usability, cost, benefit, and schedule data, evaluate feasibility
b)
Technical Knowledge, Communication Skills, Business Skills, Critical Thinking Skills, Education: college degree in information systems, science, or business.
c)
provide job-related information support to users at all levels of a company
d)
All employees use office productivity systems: Operational users require decision support systems. Systems are defined by functions and features
31.
Knowledge Management
a)
uses a knowledge base and inference rules. Knowledge base: large database that allows users to find information by entering keywords. Inference rules: identify data patterns and relationships
b)
fixed costs / (sales price per unit - variable cost per unit)
c)
A characteristic or feature that must be included in an information system to satisfy business requirements and be acceptable to users.
d)
build a series of prototypes and constantly adjusts them to user requirements. Ex: spiral model
32.
User Productivity Systems
a)
a short, clear explanation of an issue or challenge that sums up what you want to change.
b)
Data is the raw material that an information system transforms into useful information.
c)
a tabular representation of all conditions and actions
d)
technology that improves productivity. Groupware: enables data sharing.
33.
Systems integration
a)
combination of transaction processing, business support, knowledge management, and user productivity features
b)
encourage spontaneous and unstructured responses.
c)
attempt to develop a system incrementally by building a series of prototypes and constantly adjusting them to user requirements
d)
a graph that always uses a branching method in order to demonstrate all the possible outcome of any decision
34.
Organizational Level Model
a)
a set of related components that produces specific results
b)
combines data and processes as objects
c)
Top Managers > Middle Managers and Knowledge Workers > Supervisors and Team Leaders > Operational Employees
d)
fixed costs / (sales price per unit - variable cost per unit)
35.
Structured Analysis
a)
stands for strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. Can focus on a specific product or project, an operating division, the entire company, or the mission statement itself.
b)
Used systems development life cycle (SDLC). Plan, analyze, design, implement, and support an information system
c)
a graph that always uses a branching method in order to demonstrate all the possible outcome of any decision
d)
A characteristic or feature that must be included in an information system to satisfy business requirements and be acceptable to users.
36.
Object-oriented analysis
a)
Stakeholders, or individuals interested in an information systems
b)
provide job-related information support to users at all levels of a company
c)
combines data and processes as objects
d)
hardware, software, data, processes, people
37.
agile methods
a)
current method, enterprise computing, transaction processing (tp) systems, business support systems, knowledge management, user productivity systems, systems integration
b)
build a series of prototypes and constantly adjusts them to user requirements. Ex: spiral model
c)
brings users into the development process as active participants
d)
requirements that the end user specifically demands as basic facilities that the system should offer
38.
Prototyping
a)
Early working version of an information system. Disadvantages: important decisions may be made before business or IT issues are thoroughly understood.
b)
one that is vital to a company's operations.
c)
the period of time that a project requires to recover the money invested in it
d)
Top Managers > Middle Managers and Knowledge Workers > Supervisors and Team Leaders > Operational Employees
39.
Tools
a)
The three major components of a project: cost, scope, and time. A project manager tries to find the optimal balance among these factors.
b)
starting with closed questions and working toward open-ended questins
c)
Computer-Aided Systems Engineering (CASE) tools.
d)
process data generated by day-to-day business operations
40.
class
a)
Early working version of an information system. Disadvantages: important decisions may be made before business or IT issues are thoroughly understood.
b)
technology that improves productivity. Groupware: enables data sharing.
c)
a collection of similar objects
d)
an agile process that allows us to focus on delivering the highest business value in the shortest time
41.
properties
a)
what the object inherits from its class or possesses on its own
b)
requirements that the end user specifically demands as basic facilities that the system should offer
c)
a set of related components that produces specific results
d)
the programs that control the hardware and produce the desired information or results. Consists of system software and application software
42.
business case
a)
a tabular representation of all conditions and actions
b)
technology that improves productivity. Groupware: enables data sharing.
c)
a formal way of asking for IT support
d)
a formal, structured document; and informal, short document; or a verbal exchange that defines the benefits of an initiative or project. Explains why stakeholders should invest.
43.
strategic planning
a)
The process of identifying long-term organizational goals, strategies, and resources.
b)
simply defined as news or knowledge received or given. What results when you have processed, interpreted, and organized facts.
c)
Technical Knowledge, Communication Skills, Business Skills, Critical Thinking Skills, Education: college degree in information systems, science, or business.
d)
the period of time that a project requires to recover the money invested in it
44.
SWOT analysis
a)
Stronger controls, reduced cost, more information, better performance, improved service, and more support.
b)
stands for strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. Can focus on a specific product or project, an operating division, the entire company, or the mission statement itself.
c)
starting with closed, moving toward open-ended, and ending with closed questions
d)
Top Managers > Middle Managers and Knowledge Workers > Supervisors and Team Leaders > Operational Employees
45.
systems request
a)
a formal way of asking for IT support
b)
Understand problem, define the project scope and constraints, perform fact-finding, study usability, cost, benefit, and schedule data, evaluate feasibility
c)
Used systems development life cycle (SDLC). Plan, analyze, design, implement, and support an information system
d)
a statement of operational system constraints. Also known as operation system constraints.
46.
Six reasons for systems requests
a)
a collection of similar objects
b)
attempt to develop a system incrementally by building a series of prototypes and constantly adjusting them to user requirements
c)
Stronger controls, reduced cost, more information, better performance, improved service, and more support.
d)
a statement of operational system constraints. Also known as operation system constraints.
47.
Factors affecting systems projects
a)
All employees use office productivity systems: Operational users require decision support systems. Systems are defined by functions and features
b)
External: Technology, government, economy, competitors, customers, suppliers. Internal: strategic plan, top managers, user requests, IT department, existing systems and data, and company finances.
c)
Data is the raw material that an information system transforms into useful information.
d)
current method, enterprise computing, transaction processing (tp) systems, business support systems, knowledge management, user productivity systems, systems integration
48.
preliminary investigation
a)
Technical Knowledge, Communication Skills, Business Skills, Critical Thinking Skills, Education: college degree in information systems, science, or business.
b)
The three major components of a project: cost, scope, and time. A project manager tries to find the optimal balance among these factors.
c)
a set of related components that produces specific results
d)
conducted to study the systems request and recommend specific actions.
49.
Five steps in a typical preliminary investigation
a)
portability, security, maintainability, reliability, scalability, performance, reusability, and flexibility
b)
Stronger controls, reduced cost, more information, better performance, improved service, and more support.
c)
Understand problem, define the project scope and constraints, perform fact-finding, study usability, cost, benefit, and schedule data, evaluate feasibility
d)
Computer-Aided Systems Engineering (CASE) tools.
50.
problem statement
a)
Describe the tasks and business functions that users, managers, and IT staff members perform to achieve specific results
b)
Technical Knowledge, Communication Skills, Business Skills, Critical Thinking Skills, Education: college degree in information systems, science, or business.
c)
a short, clear explanation of an issue or challenge that sums up what you want to change.
d)
requirements that the end user specifically demands as basic facilities that the system should offer
51.
Types of feasibility
a)
the programs that control the hardware and produce the desired information or results. Consists of system software and application software
b)
operational, schedule, technical, economic
c)
what the object inherits from its class or possesses on its own
d)
build a series of prototypes and constantly adjusts them to user requirements. Ex: spiral model
52.
project management
a)
A system designed to meet the unique requirements of a specific business or industry, such as an online retailer, a medical practice, or an auto dealership
b)
provide job-related information support to users at all levels of a company
c)
a tabular representation of all conditions and actions
d)
the use of specific knowledge, skills, tools and techniques to deliver something of value to people.
53.
what shapes a project
a)
process data generated by day-to-day business operations
b)
Early working version of an information system. Disadvantages: important decisions may be made before business or IT issues are thoroughly understood.
c)
Data is the raw material that an information system transforms into useful information.
d)
Successful projects must be completed on time, within budget, meet requirements, and satisfy users
54.
project triangle
a)
current method, enterprise computing, transaction processing (tp) systems, business support systems, knowledge management, user productivity systems, systems integration
b)
a statement of operational system constraints. Also known as operation system constraints.
c)
The three major components of a project: cost, scope, and time. A project manager tries to find the optimal balance among these factors.
d)
process data generated by day-to-day business operations
55.
open-ended questions
a)
encourage spontaneous and unstructured responses.
b)
the longest sequence of activities that must be finished on time to complete the entire project
c)
a formal, structured document; and informal, short document; or a verbal exchange that defines the benefits of an initiative or project. Explains why stakeholders should invest.
d)
one that is vital to a company's operations.
56.
closed-ended questions
a)
a formal, structured document; and informal, short document; or a verbal exchange that defines the benefits of an initiative or project. Explains why stakeholders should invest.
b)
limit or restrict the response. Used when information that is more specific is needed or when facts must be verified.
c)
consists of programs that support day-to-day business functions and provide users with the information they need. Includes horizontal and vertical systems. Example: Microsoft Office
d)
in tables
57.
range-of-response questions
a)
Closed-ended questions that ask the person to evaluate something by providing limited answers to specific responses or on a numeric scale.
b)
starting with closed, moving toward open-ended, and ending with closed questions
c)
portability, security, maintainability, reliability, scalability, performance, reusability, and flexibility
d)
operational, schedule, technical, economic
58.
break-even analysis formula
a)
fixed costs / (sales price per unit - variable cost per unit)
b)
a set of related components that produces specific results
c)
a statement of operational system constraints. Also known as operation system constraints.
d)
attempt to develop a system incrementally by building a series of prototypes and constantly adjusting them to user requirements
59.
payback period formula
a)
attempt to develop a system incrementally by building a series of prototypes and constantly adjusting them to user requirements
b)
a tabular representation of all conditions and actions
c)
investment required / net annual cash inflow
d)
An older system which a company must consider how a new system will interface with it.
60.
payback period
a)
Closed-ended questions that ask the person to evaluate something by providing limited answers to specific responses or on a numeric scale.
b)
uses a knowledge base and inference rules. Knowledge base: large database that allows users to find information by entering keywords. Inference rules: identify data patterns and relationships
c)
a graph that always uses a branching method in order to demonstrate all the possible outcome of any decision
d)
the period of time that a project requires to recover the money invested in it
61.
critical path
a)
the longest sequence of activities that must be finished on time to complete the entire project
b)
build a series of prototypes and constantly adjusts them to user requirements. Ex: spiral model
c)
what the object inherits from its class or possesses on its own
d)
a formal way of asking for IT support
62.
system requirement
a)
A characteristic or feature that must be included in an information system to satisfy business requirements and be acceptable to users.
b)
a collection of similar objects
c)
a tabular representation of all conditions and actions
d)
a set of related components that produces specific results
63.
types of requirements
a)
An older system which a company must consider how a new system will interface with it.
b)
functional and non-functional
c)
hardware, software, data, processes, people
d)
Technical Knowledge, Communication Skills, Business Skills, Critical Thinking Skills, Education: college degree in information systems, science, or business.
64.
functional requirement
a)
hardware, software, data, processes, people
b)
requirements that the end user specifically demands as basic facilities that the system should offer
c)
limit or restrict the response. Used when information that is more specific is needed or when facts must be verified.
d)
In a single convenient session, customers can: do research and compare prices and features, check availability and arrange delivery, and choose payment methods
65.
non-functional requirement
a)
a statement of operational system constraints. Also known as operation system constraints.
b)
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) refers to a type of software that organizations use to manage day-to-day business activities such as accounting, procurement, project management, risk management and compliance, and supply chain operations.
c)
starting with open-ended questions and working toward closed questions
d)
External: Technology, government, economy, competitors, customers, suppliers. Internal: strategic plan, top managers, user requests, IT department, existing systems and data, and company finances.
66.
Additional considerations or requirements
a)
portability, security, maintainability, reliability, scalability, performance, reusability, and flexibility
b)
Understand problem, define the project scope and constraints, perform fact-finding, study usability, cost, benefit, and schedule data, evaluate feasibility
c)
hardware, software, data, processes, people
d)
operational, schedule, technical, economic
67.
join application development (JAD)
a)
uses a group approach lie JAD. End product: new information system.
b)
brings users into the development process as active participants
c)
starting with closed questions and working toward open-ended questins
d)
simply defined as news or knowledge received or given. What results when you have processed, interpreted, and organized facts.
68.
rapid application development (RAD)
a)
uses a group approach lie JAD. End product: new information system.
b)
simply defined as facts or figures. Can be used for a singular fact or a collection of facts
c)
Technical Knowledge, Communication Skills, Business Skills, Critical Thinking Skills, Education: college degree in information systems, science, or business.
d)
An older system which a company must consider how a new system will interface with it.
69.
Agile methods
a)
Step-by-step process for developing high-quality information systems
b)
attempt to develop a system incrementally by building a series of prototypes and constantly adjusting them to user requirements
c)
Used systems development life cycle (SDLC). Plan, analyze, design, implement, and support an information system
d)
the programs that control the hardware and produce the desired information or results. Consists of system software and application software
70.
Scrum
a)
A system designed to meet the unique requirements of a specific business or industry, such as an online retailer, a medical practice, or an auto dealership
b)
an agile process that allows us to focus on delivering the highest business value in the shortest time
c)
Describe the tasks and business functions that users, managers, and IT staff members perform to achieve specific results
d)
build a series of prototypes and constantly adjusts them to user requirements. Ex: spiral model
71.
5 W's and 1 H
a)
who, what, when, where, why, how
b)
requirements that the end user specifically demands as basic facilities that the system should offer
c)
the longest sequence of activities that must be finished on time to complete the entire project
d)
Data is the raw material that an information system transforms into useful information.
72.
pyramid method
a)
brings users into the development process as active participants
b)
starting with closed questions and working toward open-ended questins
c)
stands for strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. Can focus on a specific product or project, an operating division, the entire company, or the mission statement itself.
d)
A system, such as an inventory or payroll application, that can be adapted for use in many different types of companies.
73.
funnel method
a)
consists of programs that support day-to-day business functions and provide users with the information they need. Includes horizontal and vertical systems. Example: Microsoft Office
b)
provide job-related information support to users at all levels of a company
c)
starting with open-ended questions and working toward closed questions
d)
Stronger controls, reduced cost, more information, better performance, improved service, and more support.
74.
diamond method
a)
the use of specific knowledge, skills, tools and techniques to deliver something of value to people.
b)
starting with closed, moving toward open-ended, and ending with closed questions
c)
technology that improves productivity. Groupware: enables data sharing.
d)
who, what, when, where, why, how
75.
Structured Observation of the Environment (STROBE)
a)
A technique for observing the decision-maker's physical environment
b)
brings users into the development process as active participants
c)
process data generated by day-to-day business operations
d)
Understand problem, define the project scope and constraints, perform fact-finding, study usability, cost, benefit, and schedule data, evaluate feasibility
76.
STROBE elements
a)
an agile process that allows us to focus on delivering the highest business value in the shortest time
b)
Technical Knowledge, Communication Skills, Business Skills, Critical Thinking Skills, Education: college degree in information systems, science, or business.
c)
Office location, Desk placement, Stationary equipment, Props, External information sources, Office lighting and color, Clothing worn by decision makers
d)
a set of related components that produces specific results
77.
decision table
a)
the programs that control the hardware and produce the desired information or results. Consists of system software and application software
b)
a graph that always uses a branching method in order to demonstrate all the possible outcome of any decision
c)
a tabular representation of all conditions and actions
d)
Top Managers > Middle Managers and Knowledge Workers > Supervisors and Team Leaders > Operational Employees
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decision tree
a)
The process of identifying long-term organizational goals, strategies, and resources.
b)
combines data and processes as objects
c)
a graph that always uses a branching method in order to demonstrate all the possible outcome of any decision
d)
A system, such as an inventory or payroll application, that can be adapted for use in many different types of companies.
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