FBLA MIS - FBLA MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS UPDATED VERSION
"Ordinary" OS Files: A file on the system that contains text, data, or program
instructions is referred to as an ordinary file. You look at working with regular
files in this tutorial.
ANSWER Reduced Maintenance, Real-World Modeling, Enhanced
Reliability, and High Code Reusability are all benefits of objects.
With 46% of the market, Apache HTTP Server is currently the most used Web
server.
Computer Based Information System - ANSWER A complimentary network
of computer-based hardware or software used to collect, filter and process data
or other pertinent information.
Data Dictionary - ANSWER A centralized repository of information about
data such as meaning, relationships to other data, origin, usage, and format.
Data Modeling - ANSWER The process of establishing a data model for an
information system by utilizing formal data modeling approaches.
Data Redundancy - ANSWER Data redundancy arises in database systems
which feature a field that is repeated in two or more tables.
Deterrence Controls - ANSWER Safeguards or countermeasures to avoid,
neutralize or mitigate security threats connected to personal property, or
computer software.
,File management is the process of working with documents and data stored in
files on a computer.
The term "DHTML- ANSWER " refers to a group of technologies that are used
in tandem to create interactive and animated websites. These technologies
include the Document Object Model, client-side scripting languages like
JavaScript, presentation definition languages like CSS, and static markup
languages like HTML.
XML - ANSWER a markup language that sets a set of rules for encoding texts
in a format that is both human-readable and machine-readable.
Management Information System - ANSWER The MIS delivers information
that organizations require to operate themselves efficiently and effectively.
Non-CGI Gateway - ANSWER A gateway that does not utilize dynamic
content on web pages and web applications.
Object Oriented Data Models - ANSWER (OODM) has been defined for
logical database architecture and database access. The OODM accommodates
three types of relationship - aggregation, generalisation and particularisation -
and provides four types of data operations for designing schema, building
database, retrieving objects and expanding objects.
Object Privileges - ANSWER A system privilege is the right to conduct a
certain action or to perform an action on any object of a particular kind. Objects
comprise tables, views, materialized views, indexes, sequences, cache groups,
replication schemes and PL/SQL functions, procedures and packages.
Object-Oriented Software Approach - ANSWER (OOSE) It is the first object-
oriented design technique to incorporate use cases to drive software design.
, Parts of the Expert System - ANSWER An expert system is typically built of
at least three major components. These are the inference engine, the knowledge
base, and the working memory.
Physical Database Design - ANSWER The process of building a precise data
model of a database. This logical data model comprises all the relevant logical
and physical design choices and physical storage factors needed to construct a
design in a Data Definition Language, which can then be used to establish a
database.
Primary Key - ANSWER A key that uniquely specifies the features of each
row. The primary key ought to consist of properties that cannot collectively be
reproduced by any other row.
Process Modeling - ANSWER The practice of representing processes of an
enterprise, so that the current process may be studied and improved.
Recursive Relationship - ANSWER It relates a single class type (serving in
one role) to itself (serving in another role)
Relational Table - ANSWER A group of data elements (values) that is
arranged using a model of vertical columns (which are recognized by their
name) and horizontal rows, the cell being the unit where a row and column
intersect.
Schema - ANSWER A structure specified in a formal language supported by
the database management system (DBMS) and refers to the arrangement of data
as a blueprint of how a database is formed (split into database tables in case of
Relational Databases).
SDLC Project - ANSWER A word used in systems engineering, information
systems and software engineering to describe a process for designing, creating,
testing, and deploying an information system.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS UPDATED VERSION
"Ordinary" OS Files: A file on the system that contains text, data, or program
instructions is referred to as an ordinary file. You look at working with regular
files in this tutorial.
ANSWER Reduced Maintenance, Real-World Modeling, Enhanced
Reliability, and High Code Reusability are all benefits of objects.
With 46% of the market, Apache HTTP Server is currently the most used Web
server.
Computer Based Information System - ANSWER A complimentary network
of computer-based hardware or software used to collect, filter and process data
or other pertinent information.
Data Dictionary - ANSWER A centralized repository of information about
data such as meaning, relationships to other data, origin, usage, and format.
Data Modeling - ANSWER The process of establishing a data model for an
information system by utilizing formal data modeling approaches.
Data Redundancy - ANSWER Data redundancy arises in database systems
which feature a field that is repeated in two or more tables.
Deterrence Controls - ANSWER Safeguards or countermeasures to avoid,
neutralize or mitigate security threats connected to personal property, or
computer software.
,File management is the process of working with documents and data stored in
files on a computer.
The term "DHTML- ANSWER " refers to a group of technologies that are used
in tandem to create interactive and animated websites. These technologies
include the Document Object Model, client-side scripting languages like
JavaScript, presentation definition languages like CSS, and static markup
languages like HTML.
XML - ANSWER a markup language that sets a set of rules for encoding texts
in a format that is both human-readable and machine-readable.
Management Information System - ANSWER The MIS delivers information
that organizations require to operate themselves efficiently and effectively.
Non-CGI Gateway - ANSWER A gateway that does not utilize dynamic
content on web pages and web applications.
Object Oriented Data Models - ANSWER (OODM) has been defined for
logical database architecture and database access. The OODM accommodates
three types of relationship - aggregation, generalisation and particularisation -
and provides four types of data operations for designing schema, building
database, retrieving objects and expanding objects.
Object Privileges - ANSWER A system privilege is the right to conduct a
certain action or to perform an action on any object of a particular kind. Objects
comprise tables, views, materialized views, indexes, sequences, cache groups,
replication schemes and PL/SQL functions, procedures and packages.
Object-Oriented Software Approach - ANSWER (OOSE) It is the first object-
oriented design technique to incorporate use cases to drive software design.
, Parts of the Expert System - ANSWER An expert system is typically built of
at least three major components. These are the inference engine, the knowledge
base, and the working memory.
Physical Database Design - ANSWER The process of building a precise data
model of a database. This logical data model comprises all the relevant logical
and physical design choices and physical storage factors needed to construct a
design in a Data Definition Language, which can then be used to establish a
database.
Primary Key - ANSWER A key that uniquely specifies the features of each
row. The primary key ought to consist of properties that cannot collectively be
reproduced by any other row.
Process Modeling - ANSWER The practice of representing processes of an
enterprise, so that the current process may be studied and improved.
Recursive Relationship - ANSWER It relates a single class type (serving in
one role) to itself (serving in another role)
Relational Table - ANSWER A group of data elements (values) that is
arranged using a model of vertical columns (which are recognized by their
name) and horizontal rows, the cell being the unit where a row and column
intersect.
Schema - ANSWER A structure specified in a formal language supported by
the database management system (DBMS) and refers to the arrangement of data
as a blueprint of how a database is formed (split into database tables in case of
Relational Databases).
SDLC Project - ANSWER A word used in systems engineering, information
systems and software engineering to describe a process for designing, creating,
testing, and deploying an information system.
