Exam 4: Documenting Information Systems

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A(n)______________________________ is a graphical representation of a business process,including information processes and the related operations processes.

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The successive subdivision,or exploding,of logical data flow diagrams (DFDs)is called bottom up partitioning.

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Which statement concerning the following diagram 1.0 logical data flow diagram (DFD)is true? Which statement concerning the following diagram 1.0 logical data flow diagram (DFD)is true?

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A physical data flow diagram (DFD)uses bubbles to specify where,how,and by whom a system's processes are accomplished.

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In a systems flowchart,two parallel lines represent the data store symbol. In a systems flowchart,two parallel lines represent the data store symbol.

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Which data flow diagram (DFD)symbol portrays a source or destination of data outside the system?

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In a data flow diagram (DFD)data store symbols are represented by ______________________________.

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Why do auditors and systems analysts use systems documentation?

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How many circles (bubbles)are included in a correctly drawn context diagram?

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Figure TB-4.5 shows a level 0 logical data flow diagram for a billing system.Also shown for reference is the context diagram for the system.The logical data flow diagram intentionally violates several of the guidelines and other techniques presented in the text for drawing data flow diagrams. Required: Identify as many of the errors in the logical data flow diagram construction as you can.In the logical data flow diagram,place consecutive numbers (each in a circle)next to the points at which the errors exist.On your solution sheet,list the numbers and write a one- to two-sentence description of each error and what the corrected diagram should depict.If an error occurs in more than one place,mark each occurrence of the error.Error 1 is provided as an example of how to construct the solution.Do not identify nor correct any errors that may exist on the context diagram. Figure TB-4.5 shows a level 0 logical data flow diagram for a billing system.Also shown for reference is the context diagram for the system.The logical data flow diagram intentionally violates several of the guidelines and other techniques presented in the text for drawing data flow diagrams. Required: Identify as many of the errors in the logical data flow diagram construction as you can.In the logical data flow diagram,place consecutive numbers (each in a circle)next to the points at which the errors exist.On your solution sheet,list the numbers and write a one- to two-sentence description of each error and what the corrected diagram should depict.If an error occurs in more than one place,mark each occurrence of the error.Error 1 is provided as an example of how to construct the solution.Do not identify nor correct any errors that may exist on the context diagram.       Figure TB-4.5 shows a level 0 logical data flow diagram for a billing system.Also shown for reference is the context diagram for the system.The logical data flow diagram intentionally violates several of the guidelines and other techniques presented in the text for drawing data flow diagrams. Required: Identify as many of the errors in the logical data flow diagram construction as you can.In the logical data flow diagram,place consecutive numbers (each in a circle)next to the points at which the errors exist.On your solution sheet,list the numbers and write a one- to two-sentence description of each error and what the corrected diagram should depict.If an error occurs in more than one place,mark each occurrence of the error.Error 1 is provided as an example of how to construct the solution.Do not identify nor correct any errors that may exist on the context diagram.

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Internal entities do not perform any information processing activities.

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The successive subdividing,or "exploding," of physical data flow diagrams (DFDs)is called top-down partitioning.

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In drawing a context diagram,we should include:

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On a systems flowchart a rectangle represents a(n)________________.

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The following systems flowchart segment depicts a data entry clerk keying data from a source document into a business event data store.Which statement is correct? The following systems flowchart segment depicts a data entry clerk keying data from a source document into a business event data store.Which statement is correct?

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On a systems flowchart a triangle represents ____________.

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Which data flow diagram (DFD)symbol is usually portrayed with a square?

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Which data flow diagram (DFD)symbol is portrayed by two parallel lines?

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An information processing activity could be any of the following except:

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All of the following are "guidelines" for grouping activities in a level 0 DFD except:

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