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Exam 1 Terminology Review MIS 2003. Question 1 Information that describes a specific operational aspect of an organization: A. External B. Internal C.

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1 Exam 1 Terminology Review MIS 2003

2 Question 1 Information that describes a specific operational aspect of an organization: A. External B. Internal C. Objective D. Subjective

3 Question 2 Collective information about customers, competitors, business partners, and the competitive environment: A. Business intelligence B. Data C. Information D. Knowledge

4 Question 3 Information that flows between functional units and work teams: A. Downward B. Horizontal C. Outward D. Upward

5 Question 4 A hardware device used to capture: A. Central processing unit (CPU) B. Input C. Output D. Storage

6 Question 5 An example is Microsoft Word: A. Application software B. Operating system software C. System software D. Utility software

7 Question 6 Processing that is used to manipulate information to support decision making: A. Online analytical processing (OLAP) B. Online transaction processing (OLTP) C. Transaction processing system (TPS) D. Customer integrated system (CIS)

8 Question 7 A management information system (MIS) report that shows two or more sets of similar information to illustrate a relationship: A. Ad hoc B. Comparative C. Exception D. Summarized

9 Question 8 Combines decision support system (DSS) and artificial intelligence (AI) to help managers with problems: A. Customer integrated system (CIS) B. Executive information system (EIS) C. Management information system (MIS) D. Transaction processing system (TPS)

10 Question 9 Tags on products that can be used in supply chain management (SCM) systems: A. Customer relationship management (CRM) B. Enterprise resource planning (ERP) C. Radio frequency identification (RFID) D. Transaction processing system (TPS)

11 Question 10 Uses information about customers to gain insights into their needs, wants, and behaviors in order to serve them better: A. Customer relationship management (CRM) B. Enterprise resource planning (ERP) C. Radio frequency identification (RFID) D. Transaction processing system (TPS)

12 Question 11 Used to integrate software for all functions of business: A. Customer relationship management (CRM) B. Enterprise resource planning (ERP) C. Radio frequency identification (RFID) D. Transaction processing system (TPS)

13 Question 12 The principles and standards that guide our behavior toward other people: A. Ethics B. Privacy C. Protection D. Threats

14 Question 13 Concerned with what information a person or organization has the right to obtain about others: A. Privacy B. Accuracy C. Property D. Access

15 Question 14 Concerned with what information an individual should have to reveal to others: A. Privacy B. Accuracy C. Property D. Access

16 Question 15 Legal protection afforded an expression of an idea: A. Copyright B. Fair use doctrine C. Intellectual property D. Pirated software

17 Question 16 Targeting senior business executives, government leaders, and other high-profile individuals for purposes of identity theft: A. Brand spoofing B. Carding C. Spear phishing D. Whaling

18 Question 17 Malicious software hidden in free downloads that can mine information stored on your computer: A. Adware B. Cookie C. Spyware D. Trojan horse software

19 Question 18 Floods a Web site with so many requests for service that it slows down or crashes: A. Denial-of-service B. Hacking C. Virus D. Worm

20 Question 19 Use of a physiological characteristic for identification purposes: A. Biometrics B. Encryption C. Firewall D. Worm

21 Question 20 A computer can solve this type of problem: A. Nonstructured B. Semi-structured C. Structured D. Unstructured

22 Question 21 Applies reasoning capabilities to reach a conclusion through a series of IF-THEN rules: A. Expert system B. Genetic algorithm C. Intelligent agent D. Neural network

23 Question 22 Can learn through training: A. Expert system B. Genetic algorithm C. Intelligent agent D. Neural network

24 Question 23 Builds the expert system: A. Domain expert B. Knowledge engineer C. Knowledge worker D. Problem worker

25 Question 24 Where the rules are stored in an expert system: A. Explanation module B. Inference engine C. Knowledge base D. User interface

26 Question 25 Uses “survival of the fittest” to find the best solution: A. Expert system B. Genetic algorithm C. Intelligent agent D. Neural network

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