Management information system – MIS

A. Audit
B. General
C. Technical
D. Data

A. design prototypes
B. redesigned business processes
C. physical design specifications
D. all of the above

A. program librarian
B. backup chief programmer
C. network designer
D. chief programmer

A. requirements management
B. sampling of existing documentation, forms and files
C. requirements discovery
D. problem discovery and analysis

A. rapid architected analysis
B. object-oriented analysis
C. data modeling
D. discovery prototyping

A. Sales
B. Service
C. Manufacturing
D. Benefits and Compensation

A. DFD
B. Information flow diagram
C. XML
D. Entity relationship diagram

A. Input
B. Processing
C. Control and feedback
D. All of the above

A. technical hardware and software solution for the business problem
B. business problem statement
C. statement of the system users’ business requirements
D. technical blueprint and specifications for a solution that fulfills the business requirements

A. systems designer
B. project manager
C. systems owner
D. external system user