Cogito Fundamentals Exam Questions and Answers Latest Update 2025
Analytics Catalog - Answers A central Repository of all reporting content
Dashboard Options - Answers Accessed by clicking the three dots in the upper right hand corner of the
dashboard
Component Options - Answers accessed by clicking the three dots in the upper right hand corner
RADAR content must include - Answers Any Dashboard available to a user MUST work, Each component
on a dashboard must MUST work, All dashboards should have a defined target audience, & Each user in
that audience must have the security to use every component on the dashboard
Display title - Answers end users see the display title in the analytics catalog when they view a
dashboard
Description - Answers End users may read this description about the dashboard in the Analytics catalog
Owning Application - Answers The application responsible for maintaining this dashboard
Name - Answers These are used when you add components in the Content section of the Dashboard
Editor. The name will appear at the top of the region only if the "Group components" checkbox is
selected and "Show Name" is set to Yes.
Group Components - Answers Group components by their region and allow the region to display a label
above the components it contains. If this is not selected, users will never see the region names
Orientation - Answers Orientation determines how new components are stacked. If you are using a
column view or the Three Pane View, orientation is vertical. If you are using a row view, orientation is
horizontal
Region Color - Answers The background color will only take effect if the layout is set to group
components
Region - Answers Enter the component's dashboard region. The options are the regions specified in the
Layout form. If you entered names on that form, the names appear here. If not, the regions are
numbered. When multiple components are in the same region, they appear in the order they are listed
in the Content form
Copy and Edit - Answers Copy the selected component and open the copy in the "Component Editor".
The selected component is replaced with the new copy
Alt = - Answers Hard refreshes the Dashboard
There are six types of Component records available in Radar--they are: - Answers 1-Graph, 2-Link, 3-
Message Board, 4-Native HTML, 5-Report Listing, 6-Table
, Distribution form - Answers is where you specify if this component is ready for use and control which
users can add the component to their Dashboards. Enable MUST be set to YES before any end user can
use it.
Active Activity descriptor field - Answers displays for your current activity in Hyperspace
Dashboard Settings - Answers Allows a user to revert previous customizations or change parameters
used by reports on your dashboard
Create Component - Answers Allows a user to build a new custom component just for their own view
Reconciliation - Answers happens whenever a user creates or launches a view. Reconciliation checks the
associated source dashboard and components underlying the view to determine what has changed
SlicerDicer is what kind of tool? - Answers is a self reporting tool
SlicerDicer is for what kind of Data? - Answers Large data sets & small data sets and for when an end
user has a "hunch"
SlicerDicer gets its data from - Answers Caboodle
Is SlicerDicer Customizable? - Answers Yes
Does SlicerDicer use Today's data? - Answers No, only based on past data
Are SlicerDicer sessions for KPI reporting? - Answers No, KPI indicators are standardized for all users. S/D
is customizable
S/D: Data Model - Answers One SlicerDicer Data Model consists of a set of data that has been curated
with a pre‐built set of available filters. Epic releases many data models, but an organization can create
their own unique data models as well.
S/D: Filters - Answers SlicerDicer Filters, records in the FDS master file, have many uses. You may
sometimes hear SlicerDicer Filters referred to as simply "filters", but that can be misleading given the
use of the word in everyday English. SlicerDicer Filters can indeed be used to refine a set of data, but
they have other uses in SlicerDicer as well. Another way to think about a SlicerDicer Filter is as a data
point. One SlicerDicer Filter contains one data point that can be used for many purposes.
S/D: Populations - Answers SlicerDicer is a data‐first reporting tool. This means that when you first open
a data model, you start with the entire population and then add appropriate criteria to hone in on the
most important data. Your population starts with a base and is refined using criteria.
S/D: Base - Answers Depending on which data model you are working with, SlicerDicer will use a
different base to define your population
S/D: Criteria - Answers Criteria are often the first pieces of a population that a user modifies. Criteria
refine a population to only the desired records. A user will usually add new criteria by clicking Browse in
Analytics Catalog - Answers A central Repository of all reporting content
Dashboard Options - Answers Accessed by clicking the three dots in the upper right hand corner of the
dashboard
Component Options - Answers accessed by clicking the three dots in the upper right hand corner
RADAR content must include - Answers Any Dashboard available to a user MUST work, Each component
on a dashboard must MUST work, All dashboards should have a defined target audience, & Each user in
that audience must have the security to use every component on the dashboard
Display title - Answers end users see the display title in the analytics catalog when they view a
dashboard
Description - Answers End users may read this description about the dashboard in the Analytics catalog
Owning Application - Answers The application responsible for maintaining this dashboard
Name - Answers These are used when you add components in the Content section of the Dashboard
Editor. The name will appear at the top of the region only if the "Group components" checkbox is
selected and "Show Name" is set to Yes.
Group Components - Answers Group components by their region and allow the region to display a label
above the components it contains. If this is not selected, users will never see the region names
Orientation - Answers Orientation determines how new components are stacked. If you are using a
column view or the Three Pane View, orientation is vertical. If you are using a row view, orientation is
horizontal
Region Color - Answers The background color will only take effect if the layout is set to group
components
Region - Answers Enter the component's dashboard region. The options are the regions specified in the
Layout form. If you entered names on that form, the names appear here. If not, the regions are
numbered. When multiple components are in the same region, they appear in the order they are listed
in the Content form
Copy and Edit - Answers Copy the selected component and open the copy in the "Component Editor".
The selected component is replaced with the new copy
Alt = - Answers Hard refreshes the Dashboard
There are six types of Component records available in Radar--they are: - Answers 1-Graph, 2-Link, 3-
Message Board, 4-Native HTML, 5-Report Listing, 6-Table
, Distribution form - Answers is where you specify if this component is ready for use and control which
users can add the component to their Dashboards. Enable MUST be set to YES before any end user can
use it.
Active Activity descriptor field - Answers displays for your current activity in Hyperspace
Dashboard Settings - Answers Allows a user to revert previous customizations or change parameters
used by reports on your dashboard
Create Component - Answers Allows a user to build a new custom component just for their own view
Reconciliation - Answers happens whenever a user creates or launches a view. Reconciliation checks the
associated source dashboard and components underlying the view to determine what has changed
SlicerDicer is what kind of tool? - Answers is a self reporting tool
SlicerDicer is for what kind of Data? - Answers Large data sets & small data sets and for when an end
user has a "hunch"
SlicerDicer gets its data from - Answers Caboodle
Is SlicerDicer Customizable? - Answers Yes
Does SlicerDicer use Today's data? - Answers No, only based on past data
Are SlicerDicer sessions for KPI reporting? - Answers No, KPI indicators are standardized for all users. S/D
is customizable
S/D: Data Model - Answers One SlicerDicer Data Model consists of a set of data that has been curated
with a pre‐built set of available filters. Epic releases many data models, but an organization can create
their own unique data models as well.
S/D: Filters - Answers SlicerDicer Filters, records in the FDS master file, have many uses. You may
sometimes hear SlicerDicer Filters referred to as simply "filters", but that can be misleading given the
use of the word in everyday English. SlicerDicer Filters can indeed be used to refine a set of data, but
they have other uses in SlicerDicer as well. Another way to think about a SlicerDicer Filter is as a data
point. One SlicerDicer Filter contains one data point that can be used for many purposes.
S/D: Populations - Answers SlicerDicer is a data‐first reporting tool. This means that when you first open
a data model, you start with the entire population and then add appropriate criteria to hone in on the
most important data. Your population starts with a base and is refined using criteria.
S/D: Base - Answers Depending on which data model you are working with, SlicerDicer will use a
different base to define your population
S/D: Criteria - Answers Criteria are often the first pieces of a population that a user modifies. Criteria
refine a population to only the desired records. A user will usually add new criteria by clicking Browse in
