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the automated system.<br />

business processes.<br />

the domain model.<br />

object behavior.<br />

Question 10. Question : (TCO 6) A synonym for cardinality that is used with object-oriented approaches to<br />

modeling is:<br />

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multiplicity.<br />

synchronicity.<br />

virtuality.<br />

instrumentality.<br />

<strong>BIS</strong> <strong>261</strong> <strong>DeVry</strong> Final Exam<br />

1. (TCO 3) The most important role of a systems analyst in business is ____.<br />

2. (TCO 3) The ____ phase of the Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) begins only after the new system has<br />

been installed and put into production, and it lasts throughout the productive life of the system.<br />

3. (TCO 3) Asimov, Inc. sells robot lawn mowers to large property owners. The company wishes to reduce component<br />

costs by coordinating more closely with parts vendors and reducing inventory levels. This goal could best be<br />

accomplished by developing a(n) ____________ system.<br />

4. (TCO 3) Clarke, Inc. develops information systems for law offices. The requirements for these information systems<br />

are negotiated in advance and are spelled out in detail in lengthy written contracts that are signed by all parties at the<br />

start of each project. The systems must be highly reliable and use proven, stable technology. A(n) _______________<br />

approach to the SDLC would be best suited for these projects.<br />

5. (TCO 3) Egan Enterprises is a large multinational conglomerate with divisions in several different lines of business.<br />

Each division needs its own information systems, but there are many elements that all of the divisional systems have<br />

in common: They all deal with customers, accounts, payments, and so on. To support all of the divisions efficiently,<br />

Egan’s information systems group needs to reuse these common features in many different systems, and avoid creating<br />

similar features from scratch for each division. This goal would best be achieved using a(n) ____________ development<br />

approach.<br />

6. (TCO 4) An example of an intangible benefit is ____.<br />

7. (TCO 4) The objective of ____ is to calculate a percentage return so that the costs and benefits are exactly equal<br />

over the specified time period.<br />

8. (TCO 4) The present value of $100,000 development costs in year 0 assuming a 15% discount rate is: ____.<br />

(TCO 4) The Gibson Corporation is implementing a new manufacturing information system, but workers in the factory<br />

are resisting its adoption because they are afraid that they will be laid off once the system is in operation. This issue<br />

should have been identified during __________.<br />

9. (TCO 5) Questionnaires can be useful in information gathering when users ____.<br />

10. (TCO 5) A prototype has which of the following characteristics?<br />

11. (TCO 5) A requirement for Heinlein Inc.’s new ecommerce website is that any page must display within two<br />

seconds after a link to it is clicked. This can best be classified as a ___________ requirement.<br />

12. (TCO 5) King Manufacturing is developing a new sales order system. During the analysis phase, the fact-finding<br />

activity to which the analysis team should plan to devote the most time and effort is:

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