GIT Reviewer

Cards (58)

  • What is the definition of Information Technology (IT)?
    IT is the application of hardware and software to retrieve, store, transmit, and manipulate data.
  • What is data?
    Data are facts that are recorded and stored.
  • How is information defined in the context of decision making?
    Information is processed data used in decision making.
  • What determines the value of information?
    The value of information is the benefit produced by it minus the cost of producing it.
  • What is a system?
    A system is a set of two or more interrelated components interacting to achieve a goal.
  • What are the main functions of information systems?
    • Collect, process, store, and distribute information
    • Support decision making, coordination, and control
    • Help analyze problems and visualize complex subjects
    • Create new products
  • What are the components of an information system?
    1. Hardware
    2. Software
    3. Data
    4. Processes
    5. People
  • What does hardware refer to in an information system?
    Hardware refers to the tangible aspect of a computer system.
  • What is software in the context of an information system?
    Software includes programs and operating information used by a computer.
  • What role does data play in an information system?
    Data is the raw material that an information system transforms into useful information.
  • What are processes in an information system?
    Processes are tasks and business functions performed to achieve specific results.
  • Who are considered stakeholders in an information system?
    Stakeholders are those who have an interest in an information system.
  • What is the role of a systems analyst?
    A systems analyst plans, develops, and maintains information systems.
  • What is a brick-and-mortar business?
    A brick-and-mortar business is a traditional street-side business offering face-to-face services.
  • What is a click-and-mortar business model?
    A click-and-mortar business has both online and offline operations.
  • What does B2C stand for?
    B2C stands for Business-to-Consumer.
  • What is the main characteristic of B2B transactions?
    B2B transactions involve transactions between businesses.
  • What are the categories of systems based on user groups?
    1. Office Systems
    2. Operational Systems
    3. Decision Support Systems
    4. Executive Information Systems
  • What are examples of information systems according to the support provided?
    • Inventory Control (TPS)
    • Customer Order Processing (TPS)
    • Records Management (MIS)
    • Payroll (TPS)
  • What is the role of top managers in an organization?
    Top managers are responsible for strategic plans.
  • What is the purpose of systems analysis and design?
    It is a step-by-step process for developing high-quality information systems.
  • What does the systems development life cycle (SDLC) encompass?
    SDLC encompasses defining, designing, testing, and implementing a software application.
  • What is the initial stage in the SDLC?
    Systems planning is the initial stage in the SDLC.
  • What is the purpose of systems analysis?
    Systems analysis involves analyzing activities to create or improve a system.
  • What are functional requirements?
    Functional requirements define what the system should achieve in terms of features and capabilities.
  • What are non-functional requirements?
    Non-functional requirements define how the system should perform rather than what it should do.
  • What are examples of non-functional requirements?
    • Performance: Website should load within 3 seconds.
    • Scalability: Handle increasing users without degradation.
    • Security: Passwords should be securely hashed.
    • Usability: Interface should be intuitive.
    • Reliability: 99.9% uptime required.
  • What is the goal of systems design?
    The goal of systems design is to build a system that is effective, reliable, and maintainable.
  • What is prototyping in system development?
    Prototyping is the method by which a prototype is developed through analysis, design, modeling, and testing.
  • What are the types of prototyping methods?
    1. System prototyping
    2. Design prototyping (Throwaway prototyping)
  • What are CASE tools?
    CASE tools are software that help systems analysts develop and maintain information systems.
  • What are the limitations of prototypes?
    Prototypes are less efficient than fully developed systems and may require upgrades.
  • What are future trends in software development?
    • Web services
    • Open-source software
    • Service-oriented architecture (SOA)
    • Loose coupling
    • Increased focus on software quality
  • What is a user interface?
    A user interface describes how users interact with a computer system.
  • What is the purpose of human-computer interaction?
    Human-computer interaction studies the relationship between computers and users.
  • What are the seven habits of successful interface designers?
    1. Understand the Business
    2. Maximize Graphical Effectiveness
    3. Think Like a User
    4. Use Models and Prototypes
    5. Focus on Usability
    6. Invite Feedback
    7. Document Everything
  • What happens during systems implementation?
    Systems implementation begins once the client has tested and approved the system.
  • What is the focus of systems maintenance?
    Systems maintenance includes eliminating flaws and updating documentation.
  • What are general guidelines for computer etiquette?
    Be respectful, courteous, and aware of online behavior standards.
  • What is netiquette?
    Netiquette refers to the acceptable standards of behavior online.