CIS 105 ASU - FINAL Exam
Verified Exam Questions and Answers Latest update 2026/2027
Question:
Cloud Computing
Answer:
shared pools of configurable computer
system resources and higher-level services
that can be rapidly provisioned with minimal
management effort, often over the Internet.
Question:
Big Data
Answer:
used to refer to data sets that are too large or
complex for traditional data- processing
application software to adequately deal
with.
Question:
the value derived from
network effects comes
from three sources
T/F
it is possible that a
network may have
both same-side and
cross-side benefits
Computers express
data as bits that are
either one-or zero.
Eight bits form a byte
(B); a is one thousand
bytes; a is one
million bytes; a
one billion bytes; and a
is one trillion
bytes.
Instant messaging,
,Answer:
complementary benefits
-staying power
-exchange
true 2 multiple choice
options
kilo-byte (KB); mega-byte (MG); giga-byte (GB);
terabyte (TB)
is
one-sided market
Question:
where everyone can
send and receive
messages to one
another, is an example
of
a market dominated by a
smaller number of
powerful sellers is called
instead of competing
with established firms in
an existing network
market, firms should
seek uncontested,
new market spaces.
Answer:
oligopoly
blue ocean strategy
, Question:
which of the following
apply to moore's law?
(select al that apply)
the tendency for an
impression created in
one area to influence
the opinion in another
area is called
"sasha scores an 'A'
on every one of her
tests. I bet she could
be a good student
leader." this is an
example of:
in markets, users
gain benefits from
interacting with a
separate,
complementary class of
users. This is called
exchange benefit
Answer:
strictly speaking, moore's law does not apply
to other technology components, but other
computing components (such as storage)
are also seeing their price versus
performance curves skyrocket exponentially
-the next generation of chips will be half as
expensive in 18 months but are the same
speed as today's models
-the next generation of chips will be twice as
fast in 18 months, but will cost the same as
today's models
-chip performance per dollar doubles every eighteen
months
halo effect
halo effect
two-sided; cross-side
Question:
why is it difficult to
address the problem of
Verified Exam Questions and Answers Latest update 2026/2027
Question:
Cloud Computing
Answer:
shared pools of configurable computer
system resources and higher-level services
that can be rapidly provisioned with minimal
management effort, often over the Internet.
Question:
Big Data
Answer:
used to refer to data sets that are too large or
complex for traditional data- processing
application software to adequately deal
with.
Question:
the value derived from
network effects comes
from three sources
T/F
it is possible that a
network may have
both same-side and
cross-side benefits
Computers express
data as bits that are
either one-or zero.
Eight bits form a byte
(B); a is one thousand
bytes; a is one
million bytes; a
one billion bytes; and a
is one trillion
bytes.
Instant messaging,
,Answer:
complementary benefits
-staying power
-exchange
true 2 multiple choice
options
kilo-byte (KB); mega-byte (MG); giga-byte (GB);
terabyte (TB)
is
one-sided market
Question:
where everyone can
send and receive
messages to one
another, is an example
of
a market dominated by a
smaller number of
powerful sellers is called
instead of competing
with established firms in
an existing network
market, firms should
seek uncontested,
new market spaces.
Answer:
oligopoly
blue ocean strategy
, Question:
which of the following
apply to moore's law?
(select al that apply)
the tendency for an
impression created in
one area to influence
the opinion in another
area is called
"sasha scores an 'A'
on every one of her
tests. I bet she could
be a good student
leader." this is an
example of:
in markets, users
gain benefits from
interacting with a
separate,
complementary class of
users. This is called
exchange benefit
Answer:
strictly speaking, moore's law does not apply
to other technology components, but other
computing components (such as storage)
are also seeing their price versus
performance curves skyrocket exponentially
-the next generation of chips will be half as
expensive in 18 months but are the same
speed as today's models
-the next generation of chips will be twice as
fast in 18 months, but will cost the same as
today's models
-chip performance per dollar doubles every eighteen
months
halo effect
halo effect
two-sided; cross-side
Question:
why is it difficult to
address the problem of
