Exam 13: Appendix-The Systems Analyst’s Toolkit
Exam 1: Introduction to Systems Analysis and Design80 Questions
Exam 2: Analyzing the Business Case81 Questions
Exam 3: Managing Systems Projects78 Questions
Exam 4: Requirements Modeling98 Questions
Exam 5: Data and Process Modeling84 Questions
Exam 6: Object Modeling78 Questions
Exam 7: Development Strategies82 Questions
Exam 8: User Interface Design82 Questions
Exam 9: Data Design86 Questions
Exam 10: System Architecture78 Questions
Exam 11: Managing Systems Implementation81 Questions
Exam 12: Managing Systems Support and Security81 Questions
Exam 13: Appendix-The Systems Analyst’s Toolkit45 Questions
Exam 14: CASE Tools45 Questions
Exam 15: Financial Analysis Tools45 Questions
Exam 16: Internet Resource Tools44 Questions
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A presentation should be planned in three stages: the introduction, the information, and the summary.
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The why, who, what, when, and how of communications are important questions that one must answer before he or she communicates.
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When practicing a presentation, write a script so that the presentation can be read to the audience.
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When preparing written documents, _________, as in the sentence "Tom designed the system," should be used whenever possible.
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Visual aids can direct audience attention away from the speaker, which is useful if the speaker is nervous while giving a presentation.
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With a computer and a projection system, _________, such as Microsoft PowerPoint, can be used to create a multimedia slide show.
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Which of the following is a suggestion for speakers to keep in mind if they are nervous when facing an audience?
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When preparing slides for a presentation, use a serif style (such as Times Roman) for all body text and a sans serif style (such as Arial) for just the titles.
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During a presentation, you must control the discussion, maintain the pace of the presentation, and stay focused on the agenda - especially when answering questions.
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The Flesch Reading Ease score measures the average sentence length and the average number of syllables per word and produces a rating keyed to a U.S. grade-school level
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In a presentation, specialized or technical terminology should be used whenever possible.
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A brilliant presentation will not convince top managers to approve a system if they are not sold on the person who gave the presentation.
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When there is a large number of supporting documents such as questionnaires or sampling results, put those items in an appendix located at the end of the document.
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For most standard documents, Microsoft suggests writers should aim for the Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level score of _____.
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Although many authors use a more conversational style for e-mail, users should remember that e-mail messages often are forwarded to other recipients or groups, and so you must consider the users to whom it might be distributed.
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A(n) _________ is a tool in most word processing programs that detects usage problems and offers suggestions.
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To know _____, ask the question, "Is this communication necessary, and what specific results am I seeking?"
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A(n) _________, used by companies for internal memos and external letters, gives a work a consistent look and makes the job easier.
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Although e-mail usually is less formal than other written correspondence, rules of good grammar, correct spelling, and clear writing must be followed.
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