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INS 224: Information System

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INS 224 (Information System) is a 200 Level course at Covenant University. Students preparing for INS 224 exams on Testwiz get 504+ practice questions across 71 topics, including theory questions and topic summaries.

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Topics covered

Requirements Elicitation and Fact GatheringFunctional Requirements from User NeedsTesting Types for System FunctionalityUse Case Modeling with Actors and RelationshipsSystem Architecture Design and ComponentsUser Interface and Experience DesignSoftware Development Methodology SelectionTools and Technologies for System BuildingSystem Deployment for Student UseEntity-Relationship Diagram (ERD) ComponentsJoint Application Development (JAD) SessionsSystem Prototyping and Methodology Selection+59 more

Sample questions

1. Which of the following is the MOST appropriate technique for gathering requirements from a large number of stakeholders spread across many geographic locations?

a.Performing a one-on-one structured interview

b.Conducting a Joint Application Development (JAD) session

c.Administering a questionnaire

d.Observing users in their work environment

2. In a Joint Application Development (JAD) session, which of the following is a PRIMARY responsibility of the facilitator?

a.Managing the group process and ensuring adherence to the agenda

b.Making final decisions on system requirements for the project

c.Providing expert knowledge about the current system's technical details

d.Participating in the discussion to advocate for user needs

3. All of the following are steps in the interview process EXCEPT:

a.Designing interview questions and preparing a general plan

b.Selecting interviewees and creating an interview schedule

c.Developing a questionnaire report for distribution to respondents

d.Conducting the interview and building rapport with the interviewee

4. A systems analyst needs to understand a complex business process but has very little initial knowledge about it. Which type of interview question should be used FIRST?

a.Leading questions to confirm the analyst's assumptions

b.Closed-ended questions to gather specific numerical data

c.Probing questions to clarify ambiguous statements

d.Open-ended questions to explore broad information

5. Which of the following BEST describes a functional requirement?

a.A statement of the business goals the system is intended to achieve

b.A statement describing the performance and security qualities of the system

c.A statement of the hardware and software constraints on the system's architecture

d.A statement that relates directly to a process the system must perform to support a user task

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