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System Analysis and Design - Implementation

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the main advantage of Direct Changeover?

a)

It takes minimum time and effort.

b)

It allows gradual training of staff.

c)

It is the least expensive method.

d)

It provides a backup system.

2.

Which implementation method allows for the old system to act as a backup?

a)

Parallel Running

b)

Direct Changeover

c)

Phased Implementation

d)

Pilot Running

3.

What is a disadvantage of Phased Implementation?

a)

It can take a long time before the whole system is implemented.

b)

It is the most expensive method.

c)

It requires no staff training.

d)

It has immediate benefits.

4.

In which method is the new system tested in one part of the organization first?

a)

Phased Implementation

b)

Parallel Running

c)

Pilot Running

d)

Direct Changeover

5.

What type of documentation is intended for non-technical users?

a)

System Documentation

b)

User Documentation

c)

Technical Documentation

d)

Operational Documentation

6.

What is a key feature of Technical Documentation?

a)

It includes a glossary of terms.

b)

It focuses on user training.

c)

It is designed for end-users.

d)

It contains program listings and coding.

7.

What is the primary purpose of evaluation in system implementation?

a)

To train users on the new system.

b)

To ensure the system meets the original objectives.

c)

To compare costs of different systems.

d)

To document the system's features.

8.

Which implementation method is the least expensive?

a)

Pilot Running

b)

Phased Implementation

c)

Parallel Running

d)

Direct Changeover

9.

What is a disadvantage of using Parallel Running?

a)

It has no backup system.

b)

It requires entering data into two systems.

c)

It is less expensive than other methods.

d)

It allows for gradual training.

10.

What is one of the main risks associated with Direct Changeover?

a)

Staff training is not required.

b)

It is very expensive.

c)

It takes too long to implement.

d)

Data can be lost if the new system fails.

11.

What is the first step in evaluating a new system?

a)

Compare the final solution with original requirements.

b)

Measure time taken to complete tasks.

c)

Identify necessary improvements.

d)

Gather user responses.

12.

Which of the following is NOT included in User Documentation?

a)

Limitations of the system.

b)

How to save files.

c)

Program flowcharts.

d)

How to log in/log out of the system.

13.

What is a common feature of Pilot Running?

a)

It requires immediate staff training.

b)

It is the least expensive method.

c)

It allows for full trial runs of the new system.

d)

It is implemented across the entire organization at once.

14.

What is the impact of failure in the Direct Changeover method?

a)

Low impact due to backup systems.

b)

High impact due to data loss.

c)

Medium impact with gradual training.

d)

No impact as it is fully tested.

15.

What is a key benefit of using Phased Implementation?

a)

It allows for immediate full system deployment.

b)

It minimizes disruption to the organization.

c)

It is the fastest implementation method.

d)

It requires no user training.

16.

Which implementation method is best suited for high-risk environments?

a)

Pilot Running

b)

Direct Changeover

c)

Parallel Running

d)

Phased Implementation

17.

What is a common challenge faced during the evaluation of a new system?

a)

Gathering user feedback.

b)

Identifying system limitations.

c)

Measuring performance against benchmarks.

d)

Ensuring all users are trained.

18.

What is a significant risk of using Parallel Running?

a)

It can lead to confusion among users.

b)

It is the most time-consuming method.

c)

It requires extensive documentation.

d)

It has no training requirements.

19.

Which implementation method is best for minimizing user disruption?

a)

Direct Changeover

b)

Phased Implementation

c)

Pilot Running

d)

Parallel Running

20.

What is a primary focus of User Documentation?

a)

System architecture details.

b)

End-user instructions and support.

c)

Technical specifications for developers.

d)

Operational procedures for IT staff.

21.

What is a primary advantage of using Pilot Running?

a)

It allows for immediate full deployment of the system.

b)

It provides a controlled environment for testing.

c)

It is the least time-consuming method.

d)

It requires no user involvement.

22.

What is a potential drawback of using Phased Implementation?

a)

It can lead to inconsistent user experiences.

b)

It is the most cost-effective method.

c)

It allows for immediate feedback from all users.

d)

It requires extensive documentation.

23.

Which implementation method is most suitable for organizations with limited resources?

a)

Pilot Running

b)

Phased Implementation

c)

Direct Changeover

d)

Parallel Running

24.

What is a major advantage of using Parallel Running?

a)

It allows for immediate feedback from users.

b)

It minimizes the risk of data loss.

c)

It is the fastest implementation method.

d)

It requires no training for staff.

25.

Which implementation method is most effective for gradual system integration?

a)

Pilot Running

b)

Phased Implementation

c)

Direct Changeover

d)

Parallel Running

26.

What is a common risk associated with Pilot Running?

a)

It can lead to incomplete system testing.

b)

It is the most expensive method.

c)

It requires extensive user training.

d)

It has no backup system in place.

27.

What is a significant advantage of using Parallel Running?

a)

It allows for immediate full deployment of the new system.

b)

It provides a safety net by keeping the old system operational.

c)

It is the quickest implementation method.

d)

It requires minimal user training.

28.

Which implementation method is most effective for organizations undergoing major changes?

a)

Pilot Running

b)

Phased Implementation

c)

Direct Changeover

d)

Parallel Running

29.

What is a primary concern when using Direct Changeover?

a)

It can lead to significant downtime.

b)

It requires extensive user training.

c)

It is the most cost-effective method.

d)

It allows for gradual system integration.

30.

What is a potential drawback of using Phased Implementation?

a)

It can lead to prolonged project timelines.

b)

It is the most cost-effective method.

c)

It requires no user involvement.

d)

It allows for immediate full deployment.

31.

What is a key benefit of using Parallel Running in system transitions?

a)

It allows for real-time comparison of systems.

b)

It is the fastest method of implementation.

c)

It requires minimal user training.

d)

It is the least disruptive method.

32.

What is a common challenge when implementing a new system using Direct Changeover?

a)

Ensuring all users are adequately trained.

b)

Managing the transition without a backup system.

c)

Gathering user feedback effectively.

d)

Minimizing costs associated with the transition.

33.

Which implementation method is most suitable for testing new features before full deployment?

a)

Pilot Running

b)

Phased Implementation

c)

Parallel Running

d)

Direct Changeover

34.

What is a significant risk of using Parallel Running?

a)

Increased operational costs due to running two systems.

b)

Data loss if the new system fails.

c)

Longer implementation time.

d)

Limited user feedback.

35.

What is a key factor to consider when choosing an implementation method?

a)

Size of the organization.

b)

Availability of technical support.

c)

Complexity of the new system.

d)

All of the above.