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Total questions: 77

Worksheet time: 39mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is the first step in user interface design process?

a)

prototype the dialogue

b)

chart the dialogue

c)

test the dialogue

d)

re-design the dialogue

2.

A process model used to communicate the overall implementation characteristics of an information system is a(n)

a)

data model

b)

physical data flow diagram

c)

logical data flow diagram

d)

class diagram

3.

A language that is used by a DBMS to define a database or view of a database is

a)

DML

b)

DLL

c)

DCL

d)

DDL

4.

Remote batch processing has the following characteristic(s)

a)

Data is entered online

b)

Data is collected in batches

c)

Data is processed at a later time

d)

both (a) and (b) and (c)

5.

When presenting the content of a dialogue, which of the following should not be used?

a)

use abbreviations so that users can read them more quickly

b)

use simple terms

c)

use appropriate action verbs

d)

be consistent in the use of terminology

6.

Which of the following is the first step in designing a system for in-house development?

a)

design the system interface

b)

design the application architecture

c)

package design specifications

d)

design the system database

7.

Which of the following is NOT an information system application layer?

a)

database layer

b)

presentation layer

c)

application logic layer

d)

data manipulation layer

8.

Which of the following is the last step in modeling class interactions, their behaviors, and constraints that support the use-case scenarios?

a)

identifying class behaviors and responsibilities

b)

identifying class attributes

c)

identifying and classifying use-case design classes

d)

model object states

9.

Which of the following is a tool used to depict the sequence a variation of screen that occur during a user session?

a)

sequence diagram

b)

data flow diagram

c)

object-oriented diagram

d)

state transition diagram

10.

Which of the following (a) are the UML level of visibility ?

a)

persistent

b)

public

c)

protected

d)

both (a) and (c)

11.

A customer class is a class system would be an example of a(n)

a)

interface class

b)

entity class

c)

control class

d)

persistence class

12.

A count of the number of students who earned A, B, C, D, and F grades in a given course would be an example of a(n)

a)

external report

b)

summary report

c)

detailed report

d)

exception report

13.

If you need a student to select from a list of query courses on the university's on-line catalogue, your best choice for a GUI control would be:

a)

check box

b)

radio buttons

c)

drop-down list

d)

combination box

14.

If you need to reflect employee status information (e.g. full-time, part-time) on a computer screen, your best choice for a GUI control would be:

a)

drop-down list

b)

masked edit control

c)

radio buttons

d)

spin box

15.

Which property would be used primarily for report users because there is no visual clue to its presence?

a)

iconic

b)

pop-up

c)

cascading

d)

pull-down

16.

A characteristic or property describing an entity is called a(n)

a)

field

b)

tuple

c)

key field

d)

attribute

17.

Duplicate data in multiple data files is

a)

data redundancy

b)

data duplication

c)

data independence

d)

data backups

18.

A DBMS:

a)

makes the physical database available for different logical views

b)

makes the logical database available for different analytical views

c)

makes the physical database available for different analytical views

d)

makes the relational database available for different analytical views

19.

The logical view:

a)

shows how data are organized and structured on the storage media

b)

presents only an screen to the user

c)

allows the creation of supplementary reports

d)

presents data as perceived by end users

20.

The type of logical database model that treats data as if they were stored in two-dimensional tables is the:

a)

OODBMS

b)

pre-digital DBMS

c)

relational DBMS

d)

hierarchical DBMS

21.

In a table of customer, information about a single customer row would be a single:

a)

field

b)

row

c)

column

d)

table

22.

In a relational database, a record is referred to in technical terms as a:

a)

tuple

b)

row

c)

entity

d)

field

23.

A field identified in a table as holding some unique identifier of the records is called the:

a)

primary key

b)

key field

c)

primary field

d)

unique ID

24.

A field identified in a record as holding the unique identifier for that records is called the:

a)

primary key

b)

key field

c)

primary field

d)

unique ID

25.

DBMS for midrange computers include all of the following EXCEPT:

a)

DB2

b)

Oracle

c)

Microsoft SQL Server

d)

Microsoft Access

26.

In a relational database, the three basic operations used to develop useful sets of data are:

a)

select, project, and where

b)

select, join, and where

c)

select, project, and join

d)

select, from, and join

27.

The select operation:

a)

combines relational tables to provide the user with more information

b)

creates a subset consisting of columns in a table

c)

identifies the table from which columns will be selected

d)

creates a subset consisting of all records in the file that meet stated criteria

28.

The join operation:

a)

combines relational tables to provide the user with more information

b)

creates a subset consisting of columns in a table

c)

identifies the table from which the columns will be selected

d)

creates a subset consisting of columns in a table

29.

The data dictionary serves as an important data management tool by:

a)

assigning attributes to the data

b)

creating an inventory of data contained in the database

c)

presenting data as end users or business specialists would perceive them

d)

maintaining data in updated form

30.

An automated or manual file that stores information about data elements and data characteristics is a:

a)

data dictionary

b)

data definition diagram

c)

entity-relationship diagram

d)

relationship dictionary

31.

The type of database management approach that can handle multimedia is the:

a)

hierarchical DBMS

b)

relational DBMS

c)

network DBMS

d)

object-oriented DBMS

32.

Which of the following database types is useful for storing large systems as well as processing huge numbers of transactions?

a)

Relational DBMS

b)

Hierarchical DBMS

c)

Object-relational DBMS

d)

OODBMS

33.

This specialized language programs are used to manage and change data in the database is called:

a)

data access language

b)

data manipulation language

c)

structured Query language

d)

data definition language

34.

The most prominent data manipulation language is:

a)

Access

b)

DB2

c)

SQL

d)

Crystal Reports

35.

DBMS typically include report-generating tools in order to:

a)

retrieve and display data

b)

display data in an easier-to-read format

c)

display data in graphs

d)

perform predictive analysis

36.

A schematic of the entire database that describes the relationships in a database is called a(n):

a)

data dictionary

b)

intersection relationship diagram

c)

entity-relationship diagram

d)

data definition diagram

37.

A one-to-one relationship between two entities is symbolized in a diagram by a line that

a)

ends in one short marks

b)

ends in one short mark

c)

ends with a crow's foot

d)

ends with a crow's foot topped by a short mark

38.

A one-to-many relationship between two entities is symbolized in a diagram by a line that

a)

ends in two short marks

b)

ends in one short mark

c)

ends with a crow's foot

d)

ends with a crow's foot topped by a short mark

39.

The process of streamlining data to minimize redundancy and awkward many-to-many relationships is called:

a)

normalization

b)

data scrubbing

c)

data cleansing

d)

data defining

40.

In what type of a database system is the entire database replicated at all remote locations?

a)

Partitioned

b)

Normalized

c)

Distributed

d)

Networked

41.

A data warehouse is composed of

a)

historical data from legacy systems

b)

current data

c)

internal and external data sources

d)

historic and current internal data

42.

A data mart is a subset that can be constructed more rapidly and at lower cost than a data warehouse because

a)

a data mart typically focuses on a single subject area or line of business.

b)

all the information is historical

c)

a data mart uses a Web interface

d)

all of the information belongs to a single company

43.

Tools for consolidating, analyzing, and providing access to vast amounts of data to help users make better business decisions are known as:

a)

DSS

b)

business intelligence

c)

OLAP

d)

data mining

44.

The tool that enables users to view the same data in different ways using multiple dimensions is:

a)

predictive analysis

b)

SQL

c)

OLAP

d)

data mining

45.

OLAP is a tool for enabling

a)

users to obtain online answers to ad-hoc questions in a rapid amount of time

b)

users to view both logical and physical views of data

c)

programmers to quickly diagram data relationships

d)

programmers to normalize data

46.

Data mining is a tool for allowing users to

a)

quickly compare transaction data gathered over many years

b)

find hidden relationships in data

c)

obtain online answers to ad hoc questions

d)

summarize massive amounts of data into much smaller, traditional reports

47.

In terms of data relationships, associations refer to

a)

events linked over time

b)

patterns that describe group to which an item belongs

c)

occurrences linked to a single event

d)

undiscovered groupings

48.

The special organizational function that oversees all aspects of the technical and operation side of managing data is called:

a)

data administration

b)

database administration

c)

information policy administration

d)

data auditing

49.

What is the first step you should take in managing data for a firm?

a)

Identify the data needed to run the business

b)

Cleanse the data before importing it to any database

c)

Normalize the data before importing to a database

d)

Audit your data quality

50.

Detecting and correcting data in a database that are inaccurate, incorrect, incomplete, improperly formatted, or redundant is called:

a)

data auditing

b)

defragmentation

c)

data scrubbing

d)

data optimization

51.

The possible specialization constraints include

a)

disjoint and total

b)

overlapping and total

c)

overlapping and partial

d)

all of above

52.

In the process of specialization, the subclass and the superclass are linked by

a)

lines

b)

dotted lines

c)

red lines

d)

red dotted lines

53.

The union of subclasses only when entity become part of subclass by putting some condition on attribute values is classified as

a)

predicate segregation subclass

b)

predicate aggregation subclass

c)

predicate-defined subclass

d)

indicate-defined subclass

54.

The kinds of subclasses in which there are no constraints for deciding membership in any given subclass is classified as

a)

visual subclass

b)

user-defined subclass

c)

member subclass

d)

local subclass

55.

The main constraints applicable in specialization are

a)

disjointness constraint

b)

incomplete constraint

c)

completeness constraint

d)

both a and c

56.

The process of defining the entity type subclasses is classified as

a)

type inheritance

b)

visualization

c)

specialization

d)

generalization

57.

The entity type, present class and subclass are classified as

a)

ER schema overlapping

b)

ER schema functions

c)

ER schema objects

d)

EER schema constructs

58.

The subclass which has more than one super class is called

a)

partial subclass

b)

shared subclass

c)

shared super class

d)

joint super class

59.

The type of subclass constraint that one entity can be member of at most one subclass is classified as

a)

incomplete joint constraint

b)

complete joint constraint

c)

disjointness constraint

d)

jointness constraint

60.

The generalization and specialization lattices are classified as

a)

single aggregation

b)

multiple inheritance

c)

single inheritance

d)

multiple aggregation

61.

The type of attributes that are applicable to specific subclasses is classified as

a)

aggregate attributes

b)

aggregate attributes

c)

public attributes

d)

local attributes

62.

The type of specialization in which all the subclasses have membership condition on supers class of similar attribute is classified as

a)

constraint-defined specialization

b)

key-defined specialization

c)

entity-defined specialization

d)

attribute-defined specialization

63.

In the process of specialization, the specific attributes are also classified as

a)

public attributes

b)

local attributes

c)

aggregate attributes

d)

segregate attributes

64.

The predicate-defined subclasses are also known as:

a)

condition-defined subclasses

b)

non condition subclasses

c)

aggregation subclasses

d)

segregation subclasses

65.

Consider representation of specialization and generalization, the bank triangle is used to indicate the specific construct called as:

a)

disjoint node

b)

shared base constraint

c)

schema construct

d)

disjoint constraint

66.

Consider representation of specialization and generalization, the field triangle is used to indicate the constraint called as:

a)

overlapping constraint

b)

disjoint node

c)

shared base constraint

d)

schema construct

67.

In the three-tier architecture, the intermediate layer between database server and client servers is classified as:

a)

functional server

b)

transaction server

c)

application server

d)

disk server

68.

In relational database management system, the server classified as:

a)

SQL server

b)

SQT server

c)

SQR server

d)

ODBC server

69.

The application connectivity in the three-tier architecture database management system is increased by:

a)

close module connectivity

b)

open module connectivity

c)

close database connectivity

d)

open database connectivity

70.

The standard by which Java client programs access DBMS is classified as:

a)

JCDB standard

b)

JDBC standard

c)

BDJC standard

d)

CJDB standard

71.

The architecture in which there is a middle level between database server and client server is classified as:

a)

three-tier architecture

b)

two-tier architecture

c)

single-tier architecture

d)

three way DBMS module

72.

The languages used to insert, delete, modify and retrieve data in DBMS is considered as:

a)

logical path language

b)

external mapping language

c)

data manipulation language

d)

internal mapping language

73.

The types of architectures of DBMS are:

a)

single-tier architecture

b)

two-tier architecture

c)

three-tier architecture

d)

both b and c

74.

The program interface which provides the feature to client side program to fetch the database management system is classified as:

a)

open programming interface

b)

closed programming interface

c)

application programming interface

d)

data programming language

75.

The function which causes the retrieval of any kind of data from database is considered as:

a)

key

b)

query

c)

structure

d)

storing cycle

76.

The control feature in database management system which ensures the accuracy of data updated by multiple users is classified as:

a)

conceptual implementation control

b)

concurrency control

c)

interface modeling control

d)

user accessibility control

77.

The menu-driven interface of DBMS and the forms-style interface of DBMS is classified as:

a)

conceptual user interface

b)

controlled user interface

c)

graphical user interface

d)

structural user interface