Exam 10: The Rea Approach to Business Process Modeling

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Define association.

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Describe the rule for assigning foreign keys in a (1:1) association

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The REA approach generates an information system based on a single holistic user view.

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Why would a company adopt the REA approach to database design?

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ER diagrams always label entity names in the singular noun form.

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Which statement is NOT true? REA resources are:

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Which of the following are characteristics of internal agents?

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Define resources, economic events, and agents.

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Define duality.

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When modeling M:M associations, it is conventional to include link tables in the REA diagram so that the model reflects closely the actual database.

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The 'A' in REA stands for

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When one side of a 1:1 association has a minimum cardinality of zero, the primary key of the table with the 0,1 cardinality should be embedded as a foreign key in the table with the 1,1 cardinality

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Modern managers need both financial and nonfinancial information that traditional GAAP-based accounting systems are incapable of providing.

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The letters 'R,' 'E,' and 'A' in the term "REA model" stand for resources, events, and actions.

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How does the REA model categorize events?

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When assigning foreign keys in a 1:1 association:

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