Choose the appropriate term to match each definition.

	The second major activity (or step) within the system design phase of the life cycle.
	This sometimes exists at system interfaces to allow systems to operate somewhat independently.
	Part of the output is returned to the same system as an input.
	A special type of information system that provides information about business events affecting an organization.
	The amount of additional time an activity can require without delaying the overall project.
	Those systems that are components of a larger system.
	Primarily the concern of top management with heavy reliance on the Decision Support System
	This is where subsystems connect to other subsystems.
	The objectives toward which the parts of a system are coordinated.
	Using outputs from the AIS to hold managers accountable for their segment of the organization.
	In this type of system, interaction with the environment is not totally controlled.
	Answers the question, Will the proposed system meet the objectives for changing the system?
	A scaled-down version of the new system designed to allow feedback before the final version is developed.
	An implementation approach where a portions of the system are introduced throughout the organization one at a time until the entire system is implemented.

1.	Inputs
2.	Slack
3.	Phase in
4.	Decoupling
5.	Cost center
6.	Open system
7.	Responsibility accounting
8.	Feedback control system
9.	Detailed system design
10.	Accounting information system
11.	Operational feasibility
12.	Information system
13.	Interfaces
14.	Pilot system
15.	Subsystem
16.	Prototype
17.	Strategic Planning
18.	System goals