Category: Management information system – MIS

A. procedures
B. work flow
C. process flow
D. process requirements

A. drop-down list
B. masked edit control
C. radio buttons
D. spin box

A. systems designer
B. systems owner
C. internal system user
D. information worker

A. Entities
B. Processes
C. Data
D. Objects

A. create and share documents that support day-today office activities
B. process business transactions (e.g., time cards, payments, orders, etc.)
C. capture and reproduce the knowledge of an expert problem solver
D. use the transaction data to produce information needed by managers to run the business

A. Group Decision Support System
B. Group Discussion Support System
C. Group Decision Service System
D. Group Discussion Support Source

A. Schemas can specify integer values
B. Schemas are defined by XSD tag
C. All XML documents must have a schema
D. Schemas provide data oriented data types

A. layerware
B. tool kit
C. interfaceware
D. middleware

A. serves as a training mechanism for users
B. allows users and developers to experiment with the software and develop an understanding of how the system might work
C. aids in building system test plans and scenarios
D. All of the above

A. model-driven analysis
B. object-oriented analysis
C. traditional approaches
D. accelerated systems analysis