Question 1

If an officer takes a report on a form or enters the data into a laptop, there is little if any job enhancement from the new technology.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

One prevalent biometric technology now used in the field is single fingerprint identification.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

Mobile computing systems that use radio communications to transmit data require more antennas:

Accepted Answer

A)  at lower frequency ranges 
B)  at higher frequency ranges 
C)  frequency range does not make a difference in placement of antennas 
D)  None of the above 
A)  at lower frequency ranges 
B)  at higher frequency ranges 
C)  frequency range does not make a difference in placement of antennas 
D)  None of the above B

Question 4

Field mobile computing advanced to using MDTs that were two-way communications devices but could not

Accepted Answer

A)  Exchange information with the CAD system 
B)  Inquire into state and local databases 
C)  Store data on a hard drive 
D)  Display information 
A)  Exchange information with the CAD system 
B)  Inquire into state and local databases 
C)  Store data on a hard drive 
D)  Display information

Question 5

A newest video surveillance device recently introduced into the mobile computing environment is capable of performing the following:

Accepted Answer

A)  Video officer's as they approach vehicles in a traffic stop. 
B)  Video used drunk drivers during field sobriety testing 
C)  In-car video that allows dispatchers to view officers while on a traffic stop 
D)  In-car video that scans license plates and runs them for wants and warrants 
A)  Video officer's as they approach vehicles in a traffic stop. 
B)  Video used drunk drivers during field sobriety testing 
C)  In-car video that allows dispatchers to view officers while on a traffic stop 
D)  In-car video that scans license plates and runs them for wants and warrants

Question 6

Interoperability between different radio manufacturers is:

Accepted Answer

A)  is not a problem with current radio systems 
B)  Occurs quite frequently since September 11, 2001 
C)  Remains a significant problem 
D)  None of the above 
A)  is not a problem with current radio systems 
B)  Occurs quite frequently since September 11, 2001 
C)  Remains a significant problem 
D)  None of the above

Question 7

Mobile computing began in the 1970 as a one way computing device that allowed the officer to press a button to change his/her status and was known as an:

Accepted Answer

A)  MDT - Mobile Data Terminal 
B)  MST - Message Status Terminal 
C)  MCD - Mobile Computing Device 
D)  None of the above 
A)  MDT - Mobile Data Terminal 
B)  MST - Message Status Terminal 
C)  MCD - Mobile Computing Device 
D)  None of the above

Question 8

The fastest radio transmission capability is 19.2 KBS.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

In lieu of radio, police departments have the ability to use:

Accepted Answer

A)  Cellular systems for data transmissions 
B)  Satellite systems for data transmissions 
C)  Both of the above 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Cellular systems for data transmissions 
B)  Satellite systems for data transmissions 
C)  Both of the above 
D)  None of the above

Question 10

An iPAQ, Palm Pilot, and PDQ are all examples of

Accepted Answer

A)  Police mobile computers 
B)  Personal Digital Assistants 
C)  Laptop computers 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Police mobile computers 
B)  Personal Digital Assistants 
C)  Laptop computers 
D)  All of the above

Question 11

ALPR is the acronym for Automated License Plate Reader.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Personal Digital Assistants and Tablet PCs are part of the mobile computing environment of today's modern police department. These devices, while used by all, are most convenient for:

Accepted Answer

A)  Detectives 
B)  Patrol Officers 
C)  Motorcycle officers 
D)  Desk officers 
A)  Detectives 
B)  Patrol Officers 
C)  Motorcycle officers 
D)  Desk officers

Question 13

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) provide critical crime analysis information directly on the field officer's laptop.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Mobile Computing Systems are still not able to supply officers in the field with briefing information.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

A fingerprint cradle attached to the mobile computer captures the fingerprint data and transmits the information to local, state and national AFIS systems to confirm the identity of the subject.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Mobile computing is expanding rapidly. Police agencies across the country are implementing this technology and integrating it with other technologies which is not one of the technologies that mobile computing is being integrated with?

Accepted Answer

A)  Crime analysis 
B)  crime mapping 
C)  crime laboratory systems 
D)  Fingerprint Identification Systems 
A)  Crime analysis 
B)  crime mapping 
C)  crime laboratory systems 
D)  Fingerprint Identification Systems

Question 17

CDMA is the most advanced cellular technology used in today's mobile computing environment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The major difference between an MST and and MDT is that the:

Accepted Answer

A)  MST is a two-way communication device 
B)  The MDT has a hard disk attached and can store reference data 
C)  The MST functions as an intelligent device 
D)  The MDT is an intelligent device with two-way data exchange capability. 
A)  MST is a two-way communication device 
B)  The MDT has a hard disk attached and can store reference data 
C)  The MST functions as an intelligent device 
D)  The MDT is an intelligent device with two-way data exchange capability.

Question 19

Today's Field Mobile Computing takes advantage of which of the following technologies:

Accepted Answer

A)  802.11b-g 
B)  700 Mhz 
C)  4.9 GHz 
D)  All of the above 
A)  802.11b-g 
B)  700 Mhz 
C)  4.9 GHz 
D)  All of the above

Question 20

In a police mobile office, which of the following devices are likely to be found?

Accepted Answer

A)  A Panasonic Toughbook 
B)  A printer 
C)  Magnetic Strip Reader 
D)  All of the above 
A)  A Panasonic Toughbook 
B)  A printer 
C)  Magnetic Strip Reader 
D)  All of the above

If an officer takes a report on a form or enters the data into a laptop, there is little if any job enhancement from the new technology.

One prevalent biometric technology now used in the field is single fingerprint identification.

Mobile computing systems that use radio communications to transmit data require more antennas:

Field mobile computing advanced to using MDTs that were two-way communications devices but could not

A newest video surveillance device recently introduced into the mobile computing environment is capable of performing the following:

Interoperability between different radio manufacturers is:

Mobile computing began in the 1970 as a one way computing device that allowed the officer to press a button to change his/her status and was known as an:

The fastest radio transmission capability is 19.2 KBS.

In lieu of radio, police departments have the ability to use:

An iPAQ, Palm Pilot, and PDQ are all examples of

ALPR is the acronym for Automated License Plate Reader.

Personal Digital Assistants and Tablet PCs are part of the mobile computing environment of today's modern police department. These devices, while used by all, are most convenient for:

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) provide critical crime analysis information directly on the field officer's laptop.

Mobile Computing Systems are still not able to supply officers in the field with briefing information.

A fingerprint cradle attached to the mobile computer captures the fingerprint data and transmits the information to local, state and national AFIS systems to confirm the identity of the subject.

Mobile computing is expanding rapidly. Police agencies across the country are implementing this technology and integrating it with other technologies which is not one of the technologies that mobile computing is being integrated with?

CDMA is the most advanced cellular technology used in today's mobile computing environment.

The major difference between an MST and and MDT is that the:

Today's Field Mobile Computing takes advantage of which of the following technologies:

In a police mobile office, which of the following devices are likely to be found?

Overview of Criminal Justice Information Systems

Justice Information System Standards and National Systems

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Police Computer Aided Dispatch Systems

Police Records Management Systems

Workgroup Applications

Crime Analysis and Crime Mapping

Corrections Information Technol

Prosecutor Information Systems

Court Management Information Systems

The Challenges of Implementing a Criminal Justice Information System

Technology Is Moving Faster and Faster As Is Its Influence on Police Operations

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Exam 7: Field Mobile Computing

If an officer takes a report on a form or enters the data into a laptop, there is little if any job enhancement from the new technology.

One prevalent biometric technology now used in the field is single fingerprint identification.

Mobile computing systems that use radio communications to transmit data require more antennas:

Field mobile computing advanced to using MDTs that were two-way communications devices but could not

A newest video surveillance device recently introduced into the mobile computing environment is capable of performing the following:

Interoperability between different radio manufacturers is:

Mobile computing began in the 1970 as a one way computing device that allowed the officer to press a button to change his/her status and was known as an:

The fastest radio transmission capability is 19.2 KBS.

In lieu of radio, police departments have the ability to use:

An iPAQ, Palm Pilot, and PDQ are all examples of

ALPR is the acronym for Automated License Plate Reader.

Personal Digital Assistants and Tablet PCs are part of the mobile computing environment of today's modern police department. These devices, while used by all, are most convenient for:

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) provide critical crime analysis information directly on the field officer's laptop.

Mobile Computing Systems are still not able to supply officers in the field with briefing information.

A fingerprint cradle attached to the mobile computer captures the fingerprint data and transmits the information to local, state and national AFIS systems to confirm the identity of the subject.

Mobile computing is expanding rapidly. Police agencies across the country are implementing this technology and integrating it with other technologies which is not one of the technologies that mobile computing is being integrated with?

CDMA is the most advanced cellular technology used in today's mobile computing environment.

The major difference between an MST and and MDT is that the:

Today's Field Mobile Computing takes advantage of which of the following technologies:

In a police mobile office, which of the following devices are likely to be found?

Overview of Criminal Justice Information Systems

Justice Information System Standards and National Systems

9-1-1: Its History, Current Status and the Next Generation

Police Computer Aided Dispatch Systems

Police Records Management Systems

Workgroup Applications

Crime Analysis and Crime Mapping

Corrections Information Technol

Prosecutor Information Systems

Court Management Information Systems

The Challenges of Implementing a Criminal Justice Information System

Technology Is Moving Faster and Faster As Is Its Influence on Police Operations

Filters