CIS 105 FINAL EXAM (ASU – 2025)
EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
What is spyware?
Software that surreptitiously monitors user actions,
network traffic, or scans for files.
Speech, images, and natural language data are
examples of structured data. (T/F)
False
Data sourcing pertains to which of the following
questions?
Can we even get the data we will need? Where can this
data be obtained from?
A _____ defines the data or field that a table can
hold.
column
Information security is only about technology. It is
not about people, process, or policy. (T/F)
False
A _____ represents a single instance or record of
whatever the table keeps track of.
Row
, Which of the following apply to Moore's Law?
(select all that apply)
Chip performance per dollar doubles every eighteen
months,
+
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
From a strategic perspective, the trend of "cheaper
and faster" technology suggest that what is
impossible from a cost or performance perspective
today may be possible in the future. (T/F)
True
Which of the following can lead to the Halo Effect
cognitive bias while electing a leader?
Base your judgement solely on advertising, branding,
and media
"Sasha scores an 'A' on every one of her tests. I bet
she could be a good student leader." This is an
example of:
Halo Effect
Social media provides "The Four M's" of
engagement. What are they? (select all that apply)
Megaphone to send out messages from the firm,
Monitoring what's happening online, Magnet to attract
inbound communication
Social media policies revolve around the "three Rs".
What are they? (select all that apply)
Responsibility, Respect, Representation
EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
What is spyware?
Software that surreptitiously monitors user actions,
network traffic, or scans for files.
Speech, images, and natural language data are
examples of structured data. (T/F)
False
Data sourcing pertains to which of the following
questions?
Can we even get the data we will need? Where can this
data be obtained from?
A _____ defines the data or field that a table can
hold.
column
Information security is only about technology. It is
not about people, process, or policy. (T/F)
False
A _____ represents a single instance or record of
whatever the table keeps track of.
Row
, Which of the following apply to Moore's Law?
(select all that apply)
Chip performance per dollar doubles every eighteen
months,
+
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
From a strategic perspective, the trend of "cheaper
and faster" technology suggest that what is
impossible from a cost or performance perspective
today may be possible in the future. (T/F)
True
Which of the following can lead to the Halo Effect
cognitive bias while electing a leader?
Base your judgement solely on advertising, branding,
and media
"Sasha scores an 'A' on every one of her tests. I bet
she could be a good student leader." This is an
example of:
Halo Effect
Social media provides "The Four M's" of
engagement. What are they? (select all that apply)
Megaphone to send out messages from the firm,
Monitoring what's happening online, Magnet to attract
inbound communication
Social media policies revolve around the "three Rs".
What are they? (select all that apply)
Responsibility, Respect, Representation
