WGU D684 Exam | Introduction to Computer Science Course | Featuring Topics such as Programming Logic, Software Development Lifecycles, Algorithms, and Data Structures

WGU D684 Exam | Introduction to Computer Science Course |
Featuring Topics such as Programming Logic, Software
Development Lifecycles, Algorithms, and Data Structures


What is intellectual property (IP)?
- Property that cannot be legally protected
- Property owned by the government
- Physical property such as buildings and machinery
- Property created through intellectual activity ---------CORRECT ANSWER-------------
----Property created through intellectual activity




Which concept is a type of intellectual property protection?
- Patents
- Malware
- File sharing
- Public domain ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Patents




What does IP licensing allow?
- The cancellation of IP rights
- The right to use intellectual property under defined conditions
- The sale of counterfeit goods
- The transfer of ownership of physical property ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------
------The right to use intellectual property under defined conditions

,What is an example of IP theft?
- Using open source software
- Purchasing a legally licensed product
- Downloading software without a license
- Renewing a software subscription ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------
Downloading software without a license




What is cybercrime?
- Downloading software without a license
- Crime that occurs in rural areas
- Crime involving physical assault
- Crime related to environmental laws ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------
Downloading software without a license




What can be a consequence of cybercrime?
- Legal penalties and fines
- Improved software performance
- Higher internet speeds
- Increased social media followers ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Legal
penalties and fines

,Maria, a software developer, copies a substantial portion of code from an open
source project into his commercial software without proper attribution. Which
ethical issue does this scenario represent?
- Cyberbullying
- Intellectual property theft
- Malware
- Data breach ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Intellectual property theft




Alex uses his colleague's log-in credentials to access confidential project files
without permission because he is curious about the progress. Which ethical issue
does this scenario represent?
- Unauthorized access
- Proper Licensing
- Cyberbullying
- Trademark infringement ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Unauthorized
access




Sophia, a social media influencer, creates a fake account to harass a rival
influencer by posting negative comments and spreading false information. Which
ethical issue does this scenario represent?
- Intellectual property theft
- IP licensing
- Cyberbullying

, - Software piracy ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Cyberbullying




During a software development project, Michael finds a way to exploit a
vulnerability in a competitor's product to gain unauthorized access to their
system. Instead of reporting the vulnerability, he uses it to extract sensitive
information. Which ethical issue does this scenario represent?
- Open source compliance
- Conflict of interest
- Proper licensing
- Cybercrime ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Cybercrime




A programming company has been hired to write code that will send secure
messages from one device to another. The company policy is to follow the
software development lifecycle (SDLC) model for production. Which step will the
team expect to go through during the course of this process?
- Look back
- Test the program
- Analyze and specify
- Carry out the plan ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Test the program




A programmer has been asked to lead a project that uses artificial intelligence to
search for patterns in Wi-Fi signals to improve efficiency and range. The
programmer will use the software development lifecycle (SDLC) as a model for