Midterm quiz 2

What type of UML diagram shows how components interact during execution

. What type of IS is heavily dependent on computer-based processes for managing applications?

What does the 'Value Chain' in business strategy include?

A person who translates system requirements into software specifications is called a?

What is an example of 'software' in an information system?

What is one key function of a database transaction?

What is an IP address used for?

What is the 'environment' of a system?

What is a MAC address?

What are 'primary activities' in the value chain? 

What is the role of 'people' in an information system?

How does Information Systems (IS) impact 'Buyers Power' according to Porter’s model? 

What is meant by 'scalability' in information systems?

Which of the following IS roles manages computing facilities and upgrades? 

Which component of an information system helps hardware become usable?

What is 'disruptive innovation'? 

What is the primary benefit of UML?

What is the purpose of a checksum?

What type of system does not interact with the environment?

What is the function of the 'Ping' command?

What type of diagram is used to describe static structures in a system?

Which type of storage is volatile?

What is the function of a compiler?

What is the main objective of a system’s control element?

In Porter's Five Forces, what does the 'Threat of New Entrants' refer to?

What is the role of 'data' in an information system?

Which of the following is an open-source operating system?

Which software is used for spreadsheet creation?

What does UML stand for?

What is the main purpose of a flowchart in system design?

Which protocol is used for secure web communication?

What does SaaS stand for?

Which of the following is an advantage of UML?

What does a 'reverse engineering' approach in UML help with?

Which tool is commonly used for modeling databases?

What is a domain name?

What is a disadvantage of UML?

What is an example of achieving competitive advantage through IS?

What is the goal of data mining?

What is two-factor authentication (2FA)?

What is latency in a network?

UML diagrams can be used for?

Which of the following is an example of a 'non-profit' IS use? 

97. What does BIOS stand for?

What is a benefit of using open-source software?

What does GUI stand for?

What does HTTP stand for?

What is a chatbot?

What does the 'complement' in business strategy mean? 

What type of strategy involves leveraging information systems to create unique offerings for a specific market segment?