Complete Test Bank− System Analysis And Design Methods -
7th Edition By Whitten & Bentley|| All Chapters Covered||
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,Table of Contents
Part One The Context Of Systems Development Projects ............................................................ 3
Chapter 1 The Context Of Systems Analysis And Design Methods ............................................. 3
Chapter 2 Information System Building Blocks ......................................................................... 32
Chapter 3 Information Systems Development .......................................................................... 52
Chapter 4 Project Management................................................................................................ 78
Part Two Systems Analysis Methods ......................................................................................... 103
Chapter 5 Systems Analysis ..................................................................................................... 103
Chapter 6 Fact-Finding Techniques For Requirements Discovery ........................................... 140
Chapter 7 Modeling Systems Requirements With Use Cases ................................................. 177
Chapter 8 Data Modeling And Analysis .................................................................................. 196
Chapter 9 Process Modeling ................................................................................................... 237
Chapter 10 Object-Oriented Analysis And Modeling Using Uml ............................................ 286
Chapter 11 Feasibility Analysis And The System Proposal ...................................................... 313
Part Three Systems Design Methods ......................................................................................... 348
Chapter 12 Systems Design ..................................................................................................... 348
Chapter 13 Application Architecture And Modeling ............................................................... 376
Chapter 14 Database Design ................................................................................................... 420
Chapter 15 Output Design And Prototyping ........................................................................... 483
Chapter 16 Input Design And Prototyping .............................................................................. 510
Chapter 17 User Interface Design ........................................................................................... 550
Chapter 18 Object-Oriented Design And Modeling Using The Uml ....................................... 567
Part Four Beyond Systems Analysis And Design ....................................................................... 591
Chapter 19 Systems Construction And Implementation ........................................................ 591
Chapter 20 Systems Operations And Support ........................................................................ 607
,Part One The Context Of Systems Development Projects
Chapter 1 The Context Of Systems Analysis And Design Methods
True/False Questions
1. An Information System Is An Arrangement Of People, Data, Processes, And Information
Technology That Interact To Collect, Process, Store, And Provide As Output The Information
Needed To Support The Organization.
CORRECT ANS: True Page: 6 Lod: Easy
2. An Information System Must Have Computer Hardware And Software To Be Valid.
CORRECT ANS: False Page: 6 Lod: Medium
Rationale: An Information System Is An Arrangement Of People, Data, Processes, And
Information Technology That Interact To Collect, Process, Store, And Provide As Output The
Information Needed To Support The Organization
3. A Management Information System Can Use Data Provided By A Transaction Processing
System.
CORRECT ANS: True Page: 6 Lod: Easy
4. Decision Support Systems Are Tailored To The Unique Information Needs Of Executives.
CORRECT ANS: False Page: 7 Lod: Easy
5. Communication And Collaboration Systems Enhance Communication Between People
Both Inside And Outside Of The Organization.
, CORRECT ANS: True Page: 7 Lod: Easy
6. Upper Management People Typically Are The Direct Users Of Transaction Processing
Systems.
CORRECT ANS: False Page: 6-7 Lod: Medium
Rationale: Upper Management People Generally Use Only Dss And Eis.
7. A Stakeholder For An Information System Is A Technical Employee Working On The
Systems Analysis And Design.
CORRECT ANS: False Page: 7 Lod: Easy
Rationale: A Stakeholder Can Be Anyone Who Has An Interest In The Information System.
8. The Stakeholders For Information Systems Can Be Broadly Classified Into Five Groups:
System Owners, System Users, System Designers, System Builders, And System Analysts/Project
Managers.
CORRECT ANS: True Page: 7-11 Lod: Easy
9. An Information Worker Is A Person Whose Jobs Include The Creation, Collection,
Processing, Distribution And Use Of Information.
CORRECT ANS: True Page: 7 Lod: Easy
10. System Owners Are The Information System's Sponsors And Chief Advocates, Usually
Responsible For Funding The Project To Develop, Operate And Maintain The Information
System.
7th Edition By Whitten & Bentley|| All Chapters Covered||
100% Verified Solutions
,Table of Contents
Part One The Context Of Systems Development Projects ............................................................ 3
Chapter 1 The Context Of Systems Analysis And Design Methods ............................................. 3
Chapter 2 Information System Building Blocks ......................................................................... 32
Chapter 3 Information Systems Development .......................................................................... 52
Chapter 4 Project Management................................................................................................ 78
Part Two Systems Analysis Methods ......................................................................................... 103
Chapter 5 Systems Analysis ..................................................................................................... 103
Chapter 6 Fact-Finding Techniques For Requirements Discovery ........................................... 140
Chapter 7 Modeling Systems Requirements With Use Cases ................................................. 177
Chapter 8 Data Modeling And Analysis .................................................................................. 196
Chapter 9 Process Modeling ................................................................................................... 237
Chapter 10 Object-Oriented Analysis And Modeling Using Uml ............................................ 286
Chapter 11 Feasibility Analysis And The System Proposal ...................................................... 313
Part Three Systems Design Methods ......................................................................................... 348
Chapter 12 Systems Design ..................................................................................................... 348
Chapter 13 Application Architecture And Modeling ............................................................... 376
Chapter 14 Database Design ................................................................................................... 420
Chapter 15 Output Design And Prototyping ........................................................................... 483
Chapter 16 Input Design And Prototyping .............................................................................. 510
Chapter 17 User Interface Design ........................................................................................... 550
Chapter 18 Object-Oriented Design And Modeling Using The Uml ....................................... 567
Part Four Beyond Systems Analysis And Design ....................................................................... 591
Chapter 19 Systems Construction And Implementation ........................................................ 591
Chapter 20 Systems Operations And Support ........................................................................ 607
,Part One The Context Of Systems Development Projects
Chapter 1 The Context Of Systems Analysis And Design Methods
True/False Questions
1. An Information System Is An Arrangement Of People, Data, Processes, And Information
Technology That Interact To Collect, Process, Store, And Provide As Output The Information
Needed To Support The Organization.
CORRECT ANS: True Page: 6 Lod: Easy
2. An Information System Must Have Computer Hardware And Software To Be Valid.
CORRECT ANS: False Page: 6 Lod: Medium
Rationale: An Information System Is An Arrangement Of People, Data, Processes, And
Information Technology That Interact To Collect, Process, Store, And Provide As Output The
Information Needed To Support The Organization
3. A Management Information System Can Use Data Provided By A Transaction Processing
System.
CORRECT ANS: True Page: 6 Lod: Easy
4. Decision Support Systems Are Tailored To The Unique Information Needs Of Executives.
CORRECT ANS: False Page: 7 Lod: Easy
5. Communication And Collaboration Systems Enhance Communication Between People
Both Inside And Outside Of The Organization.
, CORRECT ANS: True Page: 7 Lod: Easy
6. Upper Management People Typically Are The Direct Users Of Transaction Processing
Systems.
CORRECT ANS: False Page: 6-7 Lod: Medium
Rationale: Upper Management People Generally Use Only Dss And Eis.
7. A Stakeholder For An Information System Is A Technical Employee Working On The
Systems Analysis And Design.
CORRECT ANS: False Page: 7 Lod: Easy
Rationale: A Stakeholder Can Be Anyone Who Has An Interest In The Information System.
8. The Stakeholders For Information Systems Can Be Broadly Classified Into Five Groups:
System Owners, System Users, System Designers, System Builders, And System Analysts/Project
Managers.
CORRECT ANS: True Page: 7-11 Lod: Easy
9. An Information Worker Is A Person Whose Jobs Include The Creation, Collection,
Processing, Distribution And Use Of Information.
CORRECT ANS: True Page: 7 Lod: Easy
10. System Owners Are The Information System's Sponsors And Chief Advocates, Usually
Responsible For Funding The Project To Develop, Operate And Maintain The Information
System.
