A) Modular design
B) Interface design
C) Visual design
D) Product design
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A) uses a series of increasingly detailed data flow diagrams (DFDs) to describe an information system
B) ensures that the input and output data flows of the parent data flow diagram (DFD) are maintained on the child data flow diagram (DFD)
C) uses a series of increasingly sketchy data flow diagrams (DFDs) to describe an information system
D) ensures that the input and output data flows of the child data flow diagram (DFD) are maintained on the parent data flow diagram (DFD)
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Multiple Choice
A) one or more process steps based on the results of a test or condition
B) steps in a chronological order,one after another
C) a process step that is repeated until a specific condition changes
D) a specific condition that is repeated until a process changes
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Multiple Choice
A) how data arerelated
B) what key fields are stored in the system
C) how a system transforms input data into useful information
D) what data is stored in the system
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True/False
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A) The time required to develop the model will increase.
B) Costs of developing a logical and physical model of the current system will decrease.
C) It will not be possible to get a clear picture of the current system functions before modifications are made.
D) The requirements of a new information system will always be different from those of the current information system.
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A) the four-model approach
B) balancing
C) leveling
D) the Zachman Framework
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A) pseudo table
B) database table
C) decision table
D) validation table
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