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A System Can Be Made of Any Number of

A system can be made up of any number of subsystems, processors, or components that work together to achieve a goal. A computer system is made up of at least three core components: a computer, terminal, and file for data storage. Information flows into the system as input via the terminal, and out as output via data storage. An information system provides organized data to users within an organization.

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A System Can Be Made of Any Number of

A system can be made up of any number of subsystems, processors, or components that work together to achieve a goal. A computer system is made up of at least three core components: a computer, terminal, and file for data storage. Information flows into the system as input via the terminal, and out as output via data storage. An information system provides organized data to users within an organization.

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[1] A system can be made of any number of ________ Choice a supersys tems subsyste ms processo rs

Choice b Choice c [2 An important principle ] in system behavior is ________ Choi ce a Choi ce b Choi ce c Choi ce d goal setting system boundary feedback

system output

[3] A computer system is made up of which of the following componen Ch oice a Ch oice b Ch oice c Ch oice d Choice d a computer

a file

a terminal

all of the above

system boundari es

[4] The _________ acts as

input to the system and the_________ acts as output to the computer system. Ch oic ea Ch oic eb Ch oic ec Ch oic ed terminal , data storage data storage, terminal process or, terminal terminal , process or

[6] ________ processes help to organize manpower that carry out the system development work for system efficiency & effectiveness. Choice a formal

Choice b

management

Choice c

informal

Choice d

ad-hoc

[8] A system which provides information to people in an organisation is called _________ Choi ce a Choi ce b Choi ce c Choi ce d processing system

information system

communication system priviledged system

[9] The creation of a new system in business involves which of the following activities Cho ice a Cho ice b Cho ice c Cho ice d choosing the right problem to solve proposing a feasible way to solve describing solution in a system specification all of the above

[10] _______ principle defines the components that make up the system Choice a Choice b Choice c Choice d system boundary

system input

system output

goal-setting

[11] An information system that uses computers is __________ system. Choice a information system

Choice b

computer-based information system communication system

Choice c

Choice d

processing system

[12] ________ is a set of interacting components that operate together to accomplish a purpose. Choic ea Choic eb Choic ec Choic ed System

processing

programming

printing

[13] Anything outside the system boundary is known as the _________. Choice a system input

Choice b

system output

Choice c

Goal-setting

Choice d

system environment

[14] _______ approaches are used to build simple informational support needs like address book or spreadsheet for accounting. Choice a formal

Choice b

informal

Choice c

ad-hoc

Choice d

none of the above

[15] Which of the following computer system components is used for data storage? Choic ea Choic eb Choic ec Choic ed computer

terminal

file

processor

[16] A computer system is made up how how many components? Choice a Choice b Choice c Choice d 1

[17] ________ principle defines exactly what the system is supposed to achieve Choice a Choice b Choice c Choice d system input

system output

Goal-setting

system boundary

[18]

A computer based information system (CBIS) involves which of the following elements
Choice a procedures

Choice b

data

Choice c

both 1 & 2

Choice d

processes

[19] The block which deals with business knowledge in the IS architecture framework to maximize profit for an organization is Choic ea Choic eb Choic ec Choic ed Knowledge

Process

Communication

Data

[20] _________ support business functions that extend out to the organizations customers Choice a Choice b Choice c Choice d back office information systems

Front office information systems

middle office information systems

none of the above

[21] __________ information system helps various decision makers identify and choose between options or decisions Choic ea Choic eb Choic ec Choic ed TIS

DSS

EIS

MIS

[22] ________ information system application captures and processes data about business transactions Choi ce a Choi ce b Choi ce c Choi ce d MIS

EIS

TIS

DSS

[23] Which of the following are the principles of systems which are with system structure and system behavior? Choice a Goal-setting

Choice b

System boundary

Choice c

systems inputs

Choice d

all of the

[24] _________ help us to understand complex system in nature Choi ce a System theory

Choi ce b Choi ce c Choi ce d

project theory

process theory

information theory

[25] How does the subsystems communicate with each other through DMA Choic ea Choic eb Choic ec Choic ed through processor by passing messages between themselves all of the above

[26]

A _______ are the physical objects & information that cross the boundary to enter it from its environment Goal-setting Choice a Choice b Choice c Choice d systems inputs system boundaries system environment

[27] _______ is the idea of monitoring the current system output and comparing it to the system goal feedback Choice a Choice b Choice c goal-setting message passing

Choice d

system environment

[28]

Information systems in organizations are developed by using _______ & ________


Cho ice a Cho ice b Cho ice c Cho ice d system theory, system boundary system analysis, design

system environment, system design system boundary, system environment

[29]

In an information system the business process is devoted to


Choice a capturing

Choice b

transmitting

Choice c

storing data as input

Choice d

all of the above

[30] Documents include Cho ice a Cho ice b Cho ice c Cho ice d system specifications

actual programs

designs

all of the above

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