Name _________________________                                                Date ___________

Systems Analysis & DesignExcel 2002 Chapter 13 – Multiple Choice

Instructions: Circle the correct response.

 

1.       An information system called a(n)If you assign the value 42 to cell E5, the value 11 to cell F5, and cell G5 contains the function =IF(E5>4*F5,“Deductions”,“No deductions”), then cell G5 displays the message, ____________ is one that was developed by the company that will use it.

a. in-house applicationDeductions
b. on-house applicationNo deductions
c. CASE tools#REF!
d. software packagesF5

2.       A(n)Use the ____________  functioncommand? when the value you want to assign to a cell is dependent on a logical testis a set of components that produce specific results.

a. serverASSIGNssign
b. systemIFf _THENhen_ELSElse
c. component WHAT IFhat_If
d. ITIFIf

3.       A(n) cell reference of $B17 is a(n) ____________ is a system that can be adapted for use in many different types of companies.

a. IT systemsolute
b. vertical systemlative
c. horizontal systemixed
d.
Enterprise system

4.       The primary purpose of an information system is to ____________.

a. have fast computershorizontal panes
b. have the newest softwarevertical panes
c. provide valuable information to userspanes
d. all of the above of the above

5.       A company that manufactures and sells products is called a(n) cell E8 contains the label, Qtr 4, and you select cell E8 and then drag the fill handle to the left, then cells D8, C8, and B8 will contain the labels ____________ company.

a. I-commerce5, Qtr 6, Qtr 7
b. B2C1, Qtr 2, Qtr 3
c. service-oriented3, Qtr 3, Qtr 1
d. product-orientedREF!

6.       The technique called ____________ allows inferences to be drawn from imprecise relationships.

a. expert systemsross hair
b. enterprise systemsrrow
c. fuzzy logicck plus sign
d. empowermentplit double arrow

7.       Knowledge management systems are called freeze worksheet titles use the ___________ command on the ___________ because they simulate human reasoning by combining a knowledge base and inference rules that determine how the knowledge is applied.

a. expert systemsplit, Format
b. enterprise systemslit, Window

c. productivity systemseeze Panes, Window
d. reasoning systemseeze Panes, Tools

8.       displays the error message ____________ gives employees more responsibility and accountability.

a. A User productivity system#####
b. Inference rules*****
c. GroupwareREF!
d. Empowerment

9.       can use the Shadow button on the ____________ toolbar to add a drop shadow to a provides a graphical representation of a concept or process that system developers can analyze, test, and modify.

a. CASEandard
b. Modelingawing
c. Strategic planningrmatting
d. TPart

10.    A(n) change the elevation of a selected pie chart, click ____________ describes the design and protocols of telecommunications links the Chart menu.

a.       object modelrmat Data Series
b. process modelD View
c. network modelrmat 3-D Pie Group
d. prototype model

 

 

 

Systems Analysis & Design Chapter 1 – True/False

Instructions: Circle T if the statement is true or F if the statement is false.

 

T

F

1. IT refers to the software products and services that companies use to manage, access, communicate, and share information.

T

F

2. Systems analysis and design is a six step process for installing high-quality information systems.

T

F

3. Data is information that has been transformed into output for users.

T

F

4. A mission-critical system is one that is vital to a company’s operations.

T

F

5. Moore’s Law predicts that computer processing power will double every 18 to 24 months.

T

F

6. A vertical system is designed to meet the unique requirements of a specific business or industry.

T

F

7. A service-oriented company primarily offers goods that it produces.

T

F

8. TP processing systems protect data integrity by ensuring that if any single element of a transaction fails, the system does not process the rest of the transaction.

T

F

9. Inference rules are logical rules that identify data patterns and relationships.

T

F

10. Object-oriented analysis combines data and the processes that act on the data into things called process modules.