Determining an exact date of system completion is an example of ___.

	A.	Cause-and-effect
	B.	Objective
	C.	Constraint
	D.	None of the above

Information Engineering focusses specifically on the ___.

	A.	Processes
	B.	Structure of stored data
	C.	A and B

___ investigates the solution fulfillment of the users requirements.

	A.	Economic feasibility
	B.	Operational feasibility
	C.	Technical feasibility
	D.	None of the above

Decision Analysis Phase determines ___.

	A.	The best solution
	B.	The worthiness of looking at a project
	C.	What the new system must do
	D.	Users need from the new system

Structured analysis focusses specifically on ___.

	A.	Entities
	B.	Processes
	C.	Flow of data between processes
	D.	All of the above

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1. 1). Aggregation relationships do not support inheritance.

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1. 2). Business process redesign (BPR) is triggered by TQM and Continuous Process Improvement.

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1. 3). A Candidate Systems Matrix is a tool used to rank candidate systems.

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1. 4). A Project charter is the final deliverable for the preliminary phase.

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1. 5). Collecting Functional requirements is mandatory while for non-functional requirements collection is optional.

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1. 6). Cause-and-effect analysis is performed in the Scope definition phase.

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1. 7). A Composite data flow consists of other data flows.

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1. 8). Actions on parallel flows beneath the fork can occur in any order or concurrently.

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1. 9). A state chart diagram is a diagram used to graphically depict the flow of a business process.

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1. 10). A Physical model is a non-technical pictorial representation that depicts how the system is implemented.

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1. Determining an exact date of system completion is an example of ___.

   	A.	Cause-and-effect
   	B.	Objective
   	C.	Constraint
   	D.	None of the above

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1. Information Engineering focusses specifically on the ___.

   	A.	Processes
   	B.	Structure of stored data
   	C.	A and B
   	D.	None of the above

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1. ___ investigates the solution fulfillment of the users requirements.

   	A.	Economic feasibility
   	B.	Operational feasibility
   	C.	Technical feasibility
   	D.	None of the above

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1. Decision Analysis Phase determines ___.

   	A.	The best solution
   	B.	The worthiness of looking at a project
   	C.	What the new system must do
   	D.	Users need from the new system

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1. Structured analysis focusses specifically on ___.

   	A.	Entities
   	B.	Processes
   	C.	Flow of data between processes
   	D.	All of the above

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1. System ___ are highly engaged in driving system analysis.

   	A.	Owners
   	B.	Users
   	C.	A and B
   	D.	None of the above

The Problem Analysis Phase determines ___.

	A.	The worthiness of looking at a project
	B.	The worthiness of building a system
	C.	What the new system must do
	D.	None of the above

___ is an accelerated systems analysis technique that identifies the users business requirements and implements a quick system's version.

	A.	Discovery prototyping
	B.	Rapid Application Methodology
	C.	Dirty Prototyping
	D.	All of the above

___ is a graphical depiction of a systems static object structure

	A.	Class diagram
	B.	Sequence diagram
	C.	Activity diagram
	D.	None of the above

The Logical Design Phase determines ___.

	A.	What the new system must do
	B.	Users need from the new system
	C.	The best solution
	D.	None of the above