Exam 16: The Traditional Approach to Requirements
Exam 1: From Beginning to End: An Overview of Systems Analysis and Design72 Questions
Exam 2: Investigating System Requirements90 Questions
Exam 3: Identifying User Stories and Use Cases82 Questions
Exam 4: Domain Modeling90 Questions
Exam 5: Use Case Modeling80 Questions
Exam 6: Foundations for Systems Design80 Questions
Exam 7: Defining the System Architecture86 Questions
Exam 8: Designing the User Interface86 Questions
Exam 9: Designing the Database96 Questions
Exam 10: Approaches to System Development82 Questions
Exam 11: Project Planning and Project Management82 Questions
Exam 12: Object-Oriented Design: Fundamentals89 Questions
Exam 13: Object-Oriented Design: Use Case Realization93 Questions
Exam 14: Deploying the New System88 Questions
Exam 15: The Role of the Systems Analyst50 Questions
Exam 16: The Traditional Approach to Requirements50 Questions
Exam 17: Project Management Techniques56 Questions
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Analysts sometimes can spot black holes and miracles simply by examining the _________.
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A DFD _______ represents the system response to one event within a single process symbol.
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Which of the following is NOT a technique to document program logic for a process.
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The term "__________" is used to describe the equivalence of data content between data flows entering and leaving a process and data flows entering and leaving a process decomposition data flow diagram (DFD).
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A(n)________ is a data flow diagram (DFD)that summarizes all processing activity within the system in a single process symbol.
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On a DFD a(n) ____ represents a file or part of a database that stores information about a data entity.
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Explain the difference between traditional and object-oriented approaches to system development.
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A place where data are held pending future access by one or more processes in a DFD is called a(n)________.
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An analyst can avoid information overload by adhering to the rule of ____.
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List the five symbols used on a data flow diagram (DFD)and briefly explain what each symbol represents.
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Which of the following is a table that describes the relationship between processes and the locations in which they are performed?
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Which of the following is a diagram or map that identifies all of the processing locations of a system?
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A(n)________ is a graphical description of process logic that uses lines organized like branches of a tree.
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A(n)________ is a table that describes stored data entities,the locations from which they are accessed,and the nature of the accesses.
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____ is the equivalence of data content between data flows entering and leaving a process and data flows entering and leaving a process decomposition data flow diagram (DFD).
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A(n)____ is a data flow diagram (DFD)that summarizes all processing activity within the system in a single process symbol.
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Minimization of interfaces is directly related to the rule of ____.
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A data flow diagram (DFD)that models system requirements using a single process for each event in a system or subsystem is called a(n)____.
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