MIST 2090 FINAL EXAM NEWEST
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 200
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+
The relationship between a nation (e.g., United States of America) and
its capital (e.g., Washington, D.C.) can best be described as: -
ANSWER>>One-to-one
This building block of the business model canvas describes why
customers would turn to one company over another - ANSWER>>Value
Propositions
This term describes user needs that are present and capable of emerging
but not yet visible - ANSWER>>Latent Needs
Is this an example of a first order question or a second order question:
"What should we put on our shelves?" - ANSWER>>First order
question
The silo effect occurs when workers in an organization complete their
tasks inside their individual functions without regard to the
consequences for other components of the process. T/F? -
ANSWER>>True
This is the name for the type of analysis that uses concepts such as
nodes, links, and clusters: - ANSWER>>Linear regression
Although a Bitcoin is a piece of information, it is essential that it does
not follow the free/perfect/instant properties of information goods
true/false? - ANSWER>>true
,Which of the following is not one of the triple constraints of project
management? - ANSWER>>information
// cost,scope,time
This business process modeling element refers to things that happen
instantly, often to kick off a process - ANSWER>>Event
,This term is used in opposition to "crowd" and describes the dominant
institutions, organizations, groups, and processes of the pre-internet era.
- ANSWER>>core
Storing data in a database (rather than a spreadsheet) can cause problems
associated with redundant data - ANSWER>>false
Wireframes should focus on the final appearance of the page, not
simply navigation and input components - ANSWER>>false
This refers to the ability of authorized parties to access data and
systems when necessary: - ANSWER>>Availability
According to McAfee and Brynjolfsson, you should turn to outsiders
rather than experts when conducting a complex, multidisciplinary task
with an objective evaluation as to the potential solution. -
ANSWER>>true
According to McAfee and Brynjolfsson, the production of this type of
product should not rely heavily on the crowd: - ANSWER>>Medical
devices
Which is not an example of perishing inventory? -
ANSWER>>Ballroom gowns
In UX Design, this is the term we used to describe fictional characters
created to represent different user types that might use a site, brand, or
product in a similar way - ANSWER>>Persona
When we use a website or app, we tend to make optimal choices rather
than satisficing - ANSWER>>true
This term describes a project that adds new features (that are not part
of the original project scope) incrementally over the course of the
project: - ANSWER>>Scope creep
In business process modeling, separate resources classes that share the
same organizational space are known as: - ANSWER>>Lanes
, Which of the following functions is not performed by a parallel
gateway? - ANSWER>>Splits a process into multiple alternative
paths
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 200
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+
The relationship between a nation (e.g., United States of America) and
its capital (e.g., Washington, D.C.) can best be described as: -
ANSWER>>One-to-one
This building block of the business model canvas describes why
customers would turn to one company over another - ANSWER>>Value
Propositions
This term describes user needs that are present and capable of emerging
but not yet visible - ANSWER>>Latent Needs
Is this an example of a first order question or a second order question:
"What should we put on our shelves?" - ANSWER>>First order
question
The silo effect occurs when workers in an organization complete their
tasks inside their individual functions without regard to the
consequences for other components of the process. T/F? -
ANSWER>>True
This is the name for the type of analysis that uses concepts such as
nodes, links, and clusters: - ANSWER>>Linear regression
Although a Bitcoin is a piece of information, it is essential that it does
not follow the free/perfect/instant properties of information goods
true/false? - ANSWER>>true
,Which of the following is not one of the triple constraints of project
management? - ANSWER>>information
// cost,scope,time
This business process modeling element refers to things that happen
instantly, often to kick off a process - ANSWER>>Event
,This term is used in opposition to "crowd" and describes the dominant
institutions, organizations, groups, and processes of the pre-internet era.
- ANSWER>>core
Storing data in a database (rather than a spreadsheet) can cause problems
associated with redundant data - ANSWER>>false
Wireframes should focus on the final appearance of the page, not
simply navigation and input components - ANSWER>>false
This refers to the ability of authorized parties to access data and
systems when necessary: - ANSWER>>Availability
According to McAfee and Brynjolfsson, you should turn to outsiders
rather than experts when conducting a complex, multidisciplinary task
with an objective evaluation as to the potential solution. -
ANSWER>>true
According to McAfee and Brynjolfsson, the production of this type of
product should not rely heavily on the crowd: - ANSWER>>Medical
devices
Which is not an example of perishing inventory? -
ANSWER>>Ballroom gowns
In UX Design, this is the term we used to describe fictional characters
created to represent different user types that might use a site, brand, or
product in a similar way - ANSWER>>Persona
When we use a website or app, we tend to make optimal choices rather
than satisficing - ANSWER>>true
This term describes a project that adds new features (that are not part
of the original project scope) incrementally over the course of the
project: - ANSWER>>Scope creep
In business process modeling, separate resources classes that share the
same organizational space are known as: - ANSWER>>Lanes
, Which of the following functions is not performed by a parallel
gateway? - ANSWER>>Splits a process into multiple alternative
paths
