Question 1

​_________ is a principle of model design that seeks simplicity by limiting the number of connections among model components.

Accepted Answer

minimizati

Question 2

​___________ is a method of writing process specifications that combines structure programming techniques with narrative English.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ​___________ is a method of writing process...

Question 3

​An assumption about DFDs that includes things such as instant processing,infinite storage,and zero errors is called ______.

Accepted Answer

perfect in

Question 4

​A(n)____ can be a physical system model,a logical system model,or a blend of the two.

Accepted Answer

A) process definition 
B) data flow diagram 
C) entity-relationship diagram 
D) ​context diagram 
A) process definition 
B) data flow diagram 
C) entity-relationship diagram 
D) ​context diagram

Question 5

​Context diagrams do not usually show data stores.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

​Which of the following refers to a modeling technique that breaks the system into a hierarchical set of increasingly more detailed models?

Accepted Answer

A) Data store 
B) ​Level of abstraction 
C) Data flow 
D) ​Context diagram 
A) Data store 
B) ​Level of abstraction 
C) Data flow 
D) ​Context diagram

Question 7

​The traditional approach to information systems development describes activities as ____.

Accepted Answer

A) processes carried out by people or computers 
B) objects that interact with people and each other 
C) ​objects that send and respond to messages 
D) activities that require computational support 
A) processes carried out by people or computers 
B) objects that interact with people and each other 
C) ​objects that send and respond to messages 
D) activities that require computational support

Question 8

​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)____.

Accepted Answer

event-part

Question 9

​A(n)_______ is a process or data store with a data element that is created out of nothing.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ​A(n)_______ is a process or data store...

Question 10

In small development projects,a(n)____ may be a small loose-leaf notebook or word processing file.

Accepted Answer

A) data store 
B) data dictionary 
C) ​activity-data matrix 
D) ​decision table 
A) data store 
B) data dictionary 
C) ​activity-data matrix 
D) ​decision table

_________ is a principle of model design that seeks simplicity by limiting the number of connections among model components.

___________ is a method of writing process specifications that combines structure programming techniques with narrative English.

An assumption about DFDs that includes things such as instant processing,infinite storage,and zero errors is called ______.

A(n)____ can be a physical system model,a logical system model,or a blend of the two.

Context diagrams do not usually show data stores.

Which of the following refers to a modeling technique that breaks the system into a hierarchical set of increasingly more detailed models?

The traditional approach to information systems development describes activities as ____.

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)____.

A(n)_______ is a process or data store with a data element that is created out of nothing.

In small development projects,a(n)____ may be a small loose-leaf notebook or word processing file.

From Beginning to End: An Overview of Systems Analysis and Design

Investigating System Requirements

Identifying User Stories and Use Cases

Domain Modeling

Use Case Modeling

Foundations for Systems Design

Defining the System Architecture

Designing the User Interface

Designing the Database

Approaches to System Development

Project Planning and Project Management

Object-Oriented Design: Fundamentals

Object-Oriented Design: Use Case Realization

Deploying the New System

The Role of the Systems Analyst

Project Management Techniques

Filters

Exam 16: The Traditional Approach to Requirements

​_________ is a principle of model design that seeks simplicity by limiting the number of connections among model components.

​___________ is a method of writing process specifications that combines structure programming techniques with narrative English.

​An assumption about DFDs that includes things such as instant processing,infinite storage,and zero errors is called ______.

​A(n)____ can be a physical system model,a logical system model,or a blend of the two.

​Context diagrams do not usually show data stores.

​Which of the following refers to a modeling technique that breaks the system into a hierarchical set of increasingly more detailed models?

​The traditional approach to information systems development describes activities as ____.

​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)____.

​A(n)_______ is a process or data store with a data element that is created out of nothing.

In small development projects,a(n)____ may be a small loose-leaf notebook or word processing file.

From Beginning to End: An Overview of Systems Analysis and Design

Investigating System Requirements

Identifying User Stories and Use Cases

Domain Modeling

Use Case Modeling

Foundations for Systems Design

Defining the System Architecture

Designing the User Interface

Designing the Database

Approaches to System Development

Project Planning and Project Management

Object-Oriented Design: Fundamentals

Object-Oriented Design: Use Case Realization

Deploying the New System

The Role of the Systems Analyst

Project Management Techniques

Filters

_________ is a principle of model design that seeks simplicity by limiting the number of connections among model components.

___________ is a method of writing process specifications that combines structure programming techniques with narrative English.

An assumption about DFDs that includes things such as instant processing,infinite storage,and zero errors is called ______.

A(n)____ can be a physical system model,a logical system model,or a blend of the two.

Context diagrams do not usually show data stores.

Which of the following refers to a modeling technique that breaks the system into a hierarchical set of increasingly more detailed models?

The traditional approach to information systems development describes activities as ____.

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)____.

A(n)_______ is a process or data store with a data element that is created out of nothing.