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It is the interdisciplinary study of the use of models or diagrams to conceptualize and construct systems. Choices: Data Modeling / System Modeling / Function Modeling / Business Process Modeling System Modeling
It governs system operation including corporate governance and strategic management. Choices: Operational Process / Supporting Process / Management Process / Business Process Management Process
It is a structured representation of the functions, activities, processes, and operations within the modeled system. Choices: Function Modeling / Business Process Modeling / Data Modeling / System Modeling Function Modeling
In Function Model, this symbol illustrates transformation from input to output and is denoted by a circle or square. Choices: Process / Flow / Store / External Entity Process
It is a DFD symbol that denotes input or output elements that could either be a person or an office. Choices: open rectangle / rectangle / circle / arrows rectangle
It assists the core processes such as accounting, recruitment, and technical support. Choices: Management Process / Supporting Process / Business Process / Operational Process Supporting Process
It is a DFD symbol that denotes a process and is sequentially numbered. Choices: open rectangle / rectangle / circle / arrows circle
In Function Model, this symbol shows movement of data in the process and is carried by arrows. Choices: External Entity / Process / Flow / Store Flow
It is a DFD symbol that carries data objects from entities, processes, or data storage. Choices: rectangle / open rectangle / circle / arrows arrows
It is a framework for creating economic, social, and/or other forms of value. Choices: Business Model / System Analysis / Project Management / System Architecture Business Model
It is the activity of representing processes of an enterprise so that the current process may be analyzed and improved. Choices: System Modeling / Business Process Modeling / Data Modeling / Function Modeling Business Process Modeling
It is a DFD symbol that denotes data storage, either automated or manual. Choices: arrows / open rectangle / rectangle / circle open rectangle
It is a collection of related, structured activities or tasks with a goal to produce a specific service or product. Choices: Management Process / Supporting Process / Operational Process / Business Process Business Process
In Function Model, this symbol interacts with processes and is usually denoted by rectangles. Choices: Process / Flow / External Entity / Store External Entity
In Function Model, this symbol denotes data collection. Choices: Store / External Entity / Flow / Process Store
Modularity is when two dissimilar systems have two (2) different tasks at hand but are grouped together to conclude a larger ____________ first. TASK
Local Variable is a variable that is declared in the main structure of a _______________ and is limited to the local scope it is given. METHOD
Global Variable is a variable which is declared outside every other function defined in the ___________. CODE
__________ Variable is a variable that is declared in the main structure of a method and is limited to the local scope it is given. LOCAL
Object-Oriented Programming uses mutable ______. Choices: DATA DATA
______________ Variable is a variable which is declared outside every other function defined in the code. GLOBAL
The source code is portable, therefore, it can be used to _______________ a different CPU as well. TARGET
The code can be reused in different parts of the program, without the need to _____________. COPY IT
Parameter Passing is a mechanism used to pass parameters to functions, subroutines or _____________. PROCEDURE
__________________ is when two dissimilar systems have two (2) different tasks at hand but are grouped together to conclude a larger task first. MODULARITY
______________________ is a mechanism used to pass parameters to functions, subroutines or procedures. PARAMETER PASSING
The source code is __________________, therefore, it can be used to target a different CPU as well. PORTABLE
The program _______________ is harder to write when Procedural Programming is employed. Choices: CODE CODE
_______________________ Programming uses mutable data. Choices: OBJECT-ORIENTED / OBJECT ORIENTED OBJECT-ORIENTED
Procedural Programming uses __________________ concept to iterate collective data. RECURSION
What UI design guideline was used when clients easily resolve errors through a user’s manual? Choices: Flexibility and Efficiency / Recognition not recall / Help and documentation / Error Prevention Help and documentation
What structural UML is to be used if the scenario depicts how components are wired together to form larger components or software systems? Choices: Component Diagram / Deployment Diagram / Class Diagram / Object Diagram Component Diagram
What UI design guideline was used when clients properly use function keys, hidden commands and macro facilities? Choices: Help and documentation / Error Prevention / Flexibility and Efficiency / Recognition not recall Flexibility and Efficiency
What behavioral UML is to be used if the scenario is not focused on what is being produced but rather on the set of activities that lead to one another? Choices: State Machine / Use Case Diagram / Timing Diagram / Activity Diagram Activity Diagram
What behavioral UML is to be used if the scenario describes the objects used, consumed or produced by an activity and the relationship between the different activities? Choices: Timing Diagram / Activity Diagram / State Machine / Use Case Diagram Activity Diagram
What structural UML is to be used if the scenario checks whether the generic abstract structure that they have created represents a viable structure? Choices: Deployment Diagram / Object Diagram / Component Diagram / Class Diagram Class Diagram
What structural UML is to be used if the scenario is to visualize the relation between software and hardware? Choices: Component Diagram / Deployment Diagram / Class Diagram / Object Diagram Deployment Diagram
What type of output is considered, if the scenario shows manufacturers create and design external outputs for printers? Choices: Output / System Output / External Output / Internal Output External Output
What behavioral UML is to be used if the scenario shows the relationship between the user and the system components? Choices: State Machine / Timing Diagram / Activity Diagram / Use Case Diagram Use Case Diagram
What behavioral UML is to be used if the scenario represents how objects and actors act along a linear time axis? Choices: Timing Diagram / Use Case Diagram / Activity Diagram / State Machine Timing Diagram
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