Question 1

Sales and marketing professionals use IT for which of the following functions?

Accepted Answer

The statement is incomplete as it does not provide specific functions to choose from.

Question 2

Which of the following is a negative societal effect associated with the increased use of information technology?&#10;A) IT can provide opportunities for people with Disabilities.&#10;B) IT can improve Healthcare&#10;C) It can provide flexibility in the workplace.&#10;D) It can place employees on constant call.

Accepted Answer

The increased use of information technology can result in employees being available 24/7 through emails, text messages, and other communication methods, leading to a blurred line between work and personal life and potential burnout. This is a negative societal effect as it can lead to decreased job satisfaction and work-life balance.

Question 3

Over the years, the MIS function has changed to a partnership between the MIS department and the end users?

Accepted Answer

This statement is true as the MIS function has evolved from its traditional role of providing technical support to a more collaborative approach where the MIS department works closely with end users to understand their needs and provide solutions that meet their requirements. This partnership model helps ensure that the systems and applications developed by the MIS department are aligned with the business goals and can deliver real value to the end users.

Question 4

Which of the following is an IT job within an organization?&#10;A) Program Manager.&#10;B) System Analyst.&#10;C) Network Manager.&#10;D) CIO&#10;E) All of these.

Accepted Answer

All of these positions are IT jobs within an organization. 
A Program Manager oversees a specific project or program related to IT. 
A System Analyst analyzes the organization's systems and procedures to improve efficiency and productivity. 
A Network Manager manages the organization's computer network and ensures it operates effectively. 
A CIO (Chief Information Officer) is responsible for the overall technology strategy and direction of the organization.

Question 5

What are 2 IT components in CBIS?&#10;A) Hardware and Procedures.&#10;B) Software and Database.&#10;C) Procedures and Hardware.&#10;D) Procedures and Software.

Accepted Answer

Computer-Based Information Systems (CBIS) typically include software to operate the system and databases to store data. Hardware and procedures are also components, but the question specifically asks for two components, making software and database the correct pair.

Question 6

An App (Application) is a computer program designed to support a specific task?

Accepted Answer

An App (Application) is a computer program designed to support a specific task.

Question 7

Career Opportunities are strong in IS and are projected to remain strong for the next 10 years.

Accepted Answer

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment in information systems is projected to grow 11% from 2019 to 2029, which is much faster than average for all occupations. This indicates strong career opportunities in the field.

Question 8

TPS stands for Transfer Processing Systems?

Accepted Answer

TPS stands for Transaction Processing Systems, not Transfer Processing Systems.

Question 9

A Network is a connecting system that can only be wireless?

Accepted Answer

A network can be wired (using cables) or wireless (using radio waves).

Question 10

IT affects middle managers by _______________.&#10;A) reducing the number of people who can report to them.&#10;B) increasing the number of managers needed in a department.&#10;C) increasing their productivity.&#10;D) increasing their opportunities for promotion.

Accepted Answer

Information Technology (IT) enhances the productivity of middle managers by automating routine tasks, providing better tools for analysis and decision-making, and improving communication. This allows them to focus on more strategic aspects of their roles rather than being bogged down by manual processes.

Deck 1: Introduction to Information Systems