WorksheetsCC316
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 2hrs 48mins
Ethics of emerging technologies focuses only on the benefits of new innovations, not on their moral consequences
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Integrated approaches to research involve combining ideas from multiple disciplines to solve complex issues like climate change.
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In requirements management, stakeholder needs are collected, analyzed, and ignored if they conflict with the developer’s preference.
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A Requirements Management Plan explains how requirements are gathered, reviewed, approved, and updated.
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The client’s main role in a project is to implement system features based on the developer’s instructions.
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The Requirements Management Process typically includes gathering, analyzing, documenting, approving, and tracking requirements.
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Non-functional requirements describe what the system should do, such as 'allow user login.'
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Business requirements define the high-level goals that the project aims to achieve.
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Market demand, R&D, and competitors are considered sources of innovation because they stimulate the creation of new ideas.
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Process Innovation refers to developing an entirely new product that changes the market, like smartphones.
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Incremental innovation introduces small, continuous improvements to an existing product or process.
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The Startup Act (RA 11337) is an example of a government policy that discourages innovation and technology-based businesses.
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Before pursuing innovation, organizations must assess factors like cost, feasibility, market need, and available skills.
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Management of Technology focuses on aligning technological tools and strategies to achieve business goals effectively.
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Designing for emerging technologies means ignoring AI and IoT compatibility to maintain traditional system designs.
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Usability testing aims to determine if a system is easy to use, efficient, and satisfactory for real users.
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In a usability test plan, 'metrics' refer to the physical environment where testing is conducted.
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It is the principle that ensures technology is developed and used fairly, respecting human rights and social values such as privacy, transparency, and accountability.
A document that defines the exact process of collecting, reviewing, approving, and updating project requirements.
In requirements classification, it refers to the type that defines how a system performs under specific conditions, such as speed or reliability.
It is the step-by-step activity of collecting, analyzing, documenting, approving, and monitoring requirement changes throughout a project’s life cycle.
A strategic government measure such as RA 11337 that provides incentives, funding, and support to innovation-driven startups in the Philippines.
A systematic test in which real users perform specific tasks on a system while observers record errors, completion time, and satisfaction level.
The type of innovation that introduces a completely new concept or technology, often replacing older ones (e.g., blockchain, cryptocurrency).
A technological management discipline that involves planning, developing, and implementing technology in alignment with an organization’s goals.
Give the 5 steps of the Requirements Management Process.
Enumerate the 3 main types of system requirements.
List 3 examples of stakeholder roles in a project and their main responsibility.
Name the 3 key components of a Requirements Management Plan.
Identify at least 4 Sources of Innovation.
Enumerate the 5 Types of Innovation.
Give at least 3 Innovation Policies or programs that promote innovation.
List 4 Factors to Consider before pursuing innovation.
Give 3 common examples of Designing for Emerging Technologies.
Enumerate the 5 Usability Factors that make a system usable.
List the 4 stages when usability testing should be done.
Give the 5 basic components of a Usability Test Plan.
Enumerate the 4 major types of Software Deployment Technologies.
List the 4 Characterization Factors used to compare deployment technologies.
Identify 3 ethical concerns when using AI or emerging technologies.
Give 3 disciplines commonly integrated in research about climate change.
Enumerate 3 main goals of Requirements Management.
Explain why ethical considerations are essential when developing technologies like AI facial recognition or autonomous vehicles. How can developers balance innovation and privacy?
Discuss how combining multiple disciplines can lead to more effective solutions for global issues like climate change or public health crises. Give one concrete example.
Why is it important to properly gather and document stakeholder requirements in a project? What problems might occur if this process is ignored or poorly done?
Describe the purpose of a Requirements Management Plan and how it ensures successful project completion. Include at least one example of a rule or process it might contain.
Differentiate between process innovation and business model innovation. Give one example of each and explain how they improve organizational performance.
Discuss how government policies like the Startup Act (RA 11337) and DOST grants encourage innovation in the Philippines. Why is it important for innovators to assess cost and market need before developing a product?
Why is usability testing crucial before launching a new app or website? Describe how usability factors such as efficiency and satisfaction affect user experience.
Explain how designing products compatible with AI, IoT, or virtual reality can help organizations stay competitive. Give one example of a product that successfully adapts to emerging technology.
