CE PROF 4 MOCK UP EXAM
CE PROF 4 Mock Exam
Welcome to the CE PROF 4 Mock Exam! This comprehensive quiz is designed to test your knowledge and understanding of key concepts in information systems and database management. Perfect for students and professionals alike, it helps you gauge your readiness for certification and enhances your learning experience.
Take this opportunity to review essential topics in:
- Data Management
- Information Architecture
- Database Components
- Strategic Planning
- CASE Tools
(Group 1) the backbone and most critical resource of an organization that enables managers and organizations to gain a competitive edge.
Data
Information
System
Process
(Group 1) A processed, organized or summarized data.
Data
Information
System
Process
(Group 1) means that the information is free from errors, and it clearly and accurately reflects the meaning of data on which it is based.
Accuracy
Timeliness
Relevancy
Carefulness
(Group 1) means that the recipients receive the information when they need it and within the required time frame.
Accuracy
Timeliness
Relevancy
Carefulness
(Group 1) means the usefulness of the piece of information for the corresponding persons. It is a very subjective matter.
Accuracy
Timeliness
Relevancy
Carefulness
(Group 1) a collection of interrelated data stored together with controlled redundancy to serve one or more applications in an optimal way.
Database
Fields
Records
Files
(Group 1) the smallest unit of the data that has meaning to its users and is also called data item or data element.
Database
Fields
Records
Files
(Group 1) a collection of logically related field, and each field is possessing a fixed number of bytes and is of fixed data type.
Database
Fields
Records
Files
(Group 1) a collection of related records.
Database
Fields
Records
Files
(Group 1) Components of database defined as a distinct piece of information.
Data Item
Relationships
Constraints
Schema
(Group 1) Components of database represents a correspondence between various data elements.
Data Item
Relationships
Constraints
Schema
(Group 1) Components of database that predicates define correct database states.
Data Item
Relationships
Constraints
Schema
(Group 1) Components of database that describes the organization of data and relationships within the database.
Data Item
Relationships
Constraints
Schema
(Group 1) Is the data about the data.
Meta Data
Meta Verse
Data Dictionary
Database Management System
(Group 1) Contains information of the data stored in the database and is consulted by the DBMS before any manipulation operation on the database.
Meta Data
Meta Verse
Data Dictionary
Database Management System
(Group 1) a program or group of programs that work in conjunction with the operating system to create, process, store, retrieve, control, and manage data.
Meta Data
Meta Verse
Data Dictionary
Database Management System
(Group 1) These are the types of meta data, EXCEPT:
Descriptive meta data
Structural meta data
Administrative meta data
Architectural meta data
(Group 4) The discipline of making information findable and understandable. It includes searching, browsing,categorizing and presenting relevant and contextual information to help people understand their surroundings and find what they are looking for online and in the real world.
Information Architecture
Information Engineering
Information System
Information Technology
(Group 4) a file that lists all of the pages on a website to help users and search engines understand the site's structure. It's like a map of a website that shows how all the pages are connected to each other.
Site maps
File maps
Documents maps
Information maps
(Group 4)refers to the links and menus that enable users to move through the website.
Navigation
Site maps
Labels and Categories
Search and functionality
(Group 4)used to organize content on the website.
Navigation
Site maps
Labels and Categories
Search and functionality
(Group 4)an essential element of information architecture, allowing users to find what they are looking for quickly and easily.
Navigation
Site maps
Labels and Categories
Search and functionality
(Group 5)a long-term direction the enterprise wants to take in working with information technology to better meet the business objectives.
Strategic Planning
Steering Comittee
Information System
Direction and Planning
(Group 5)This committee should know the IS department’s policies, procedures, and practices.
Executive Comittee
Steering Comittee
LGBTQ Comittee
Judicial Comittee
(Group 5) What are the five keys to an information strategy?
LEADERSHIP
OPERATIONS
PROCESSES
DATA
TECHNOLOGY
SOLUTION
(Group 5) this is monitoring the day-to-day running of the business.
BUILDING
MONITORING
OPERATIONS
SOLUTIONS
(Group 5)this is the change management critical success factor.
BUILDING
MONITORING
OPERATIONS
SOLUTIONS
(Group 6) What is the meaning of Acronym CASE in CASE TOOLS?
Computer Aided Software Engineering
Computer Added Software Engineering
Computer Added Solutions Engineering
Computer Aided Solutions Engineering
(Group 6)set of software application programs, which are used to automate SDLC activities.
CASE TOOLS
APPLICATIONS
CASE STUDY
TOOLS
(Group 6) a central place of storage where product specifications,requirement documents, related reports and diagrams, other useful information regarding management is stored.
Central Repository
Integrated Case Tools
Lower Case Tools
Upper Case Tools
(Group 6)used in planning, analysis, and design stages of SDLC.
Central Repository
Integrated Case Tools
Lower Case Tools
Upper Case Tools
(Group 6) used in implementation, testing and maintenance.
Central Repository
Integrated Case Tools
Lower Case Tools
Upper Case Tools
(Group 6) helpful in all the stages of SDLC, from Requirement gathering to Testing and documentation.
Central Repository
Integrated Case Tools
Lower Case Tools
Upper Case Tools
(Group 6) used to represent system components, data and control flow among various software components and system structure in a graphical form.
Diagram Tools
Process Modeling Tools
Project Management Tools
Documentation Tools
(Group 6)help the managers to choose a process model or modify it as per the requirement of software product.
Diagram Tools
Process Modeling Tools
Project Management Tools
Documentation Tools
(Group 6)used for project planning, cost and effort estimation, project scheduling and resource planning.
Diagram Tools
Process Modeling Tools
Project Management Tools
Documentation Tools
(Group 6)generate documents for technical users and end users.
Diagram Tools
Process Modeling Tools
Project Management Tools
Documentation Tools
(Group 6)help to gather requirements, automatically check for any inconsistency, inaccuracy in the diagrams, data redundancies or erroneous omissions.
Analysis Tools
Design Tools
Change Control Tools
Programming Tools
(Group 6) These tools help software designers to design the block structure of the software, which may further be broken down in smaller modules using refinement techniques.
Analysis Tools
Design Tools
Change Control Tools
Programming Tools
(Group 6) considered as a part of configuration management tools. They deal with changes made to the software after its baseline is fixed or when the software is first released.
Analysis Tools
Design Tools
Change Control Tools
Programming Tools
(Group 6) consist of programming environments like IDE (Integrated Development Environment), in-built modules library and simulation tools.
Analysis Tools
Design Tools
Change Control Tools
Programming Tools
(GROUP 3) Involves the design, development, and management of information systems.
Information Engineering
Information Architecture
Information Technology
Information System
(GROUP 2) Refers to a network used to collect, store, process, analyze and distribute data also defined as a professional with advanced degrees in information systems can help businesses and other organizations improve their efficiency, maximize revenue and streamline their operations.
Information Engineering
Information Architecture
Information Technology
Information System
(GROUP 2) The physical component of the technology. It includes computers, hard disks, keyboards, iPads, etc.
Hardware
Data
Software
People
(GROUP 2) organized together, it can be very powerful for business operations.
Hardware
Data
Software
People
(GROUP 2) Required for the operation of all information systems.
Hardware
Data
Software
People
(GROUP 2) An operating system that manages the hardware, program files, and other resources while offering the user to control the PC using GUI.
System Software
Application Software
Operating Software
Data Software
(GROUP 2) Designed to manage tasks by the users.
System Software
Application Software
Operating Software
Data Software
(GROUP 2) What are the two types of software?
System Software and Application Software
Application Software and Hardware
System Software and Data Software
System Software and Applicant Software
(GROUP 2) people who use an information system or the information it produces.
End user
IS Specialist
Data
IT
(GROUP 2) People who develop and operate information systems.
End user
IS Specialist
Data
IT
(GROUP 2) Telecommunications networks like the Internet, intranets, and extranets have become essential to the successful operations of all types of organizations and their computer-based information systems.
Network Resources
IS Specialist
Data
IT
(GROUP 2) These are type of Information System, Except:=Multiple Choices
Transaction processing systems (TPS)
Decision-support systems (DSS)
Management information systems (MIS)
External supporting system (ESS)
(GROUP 2) An organized collection of people, procedures, software, databases, and devices used to record completed transactions.=Multiple Choices
Transaction processing systems (TPS)
Decision-support systems (DSS)
Management information systems (MIS)
External supporting system (ESS)
(GROUP 2) organized collection of people, procedures, software, databases, and devices used to support problem-specific decision making.=Multiple Choices
Transaction processing systems (TPS)
Decision-support systems (DSS)
Management information systems (MIS)
External supporting system (ESS)
(GROUP 2) a specialized DSS that includes all hardware, software, data, procedures, and people used to assist senior-level executives within the organization.=Multiple Choices
Transaction processing systems (TPS)
Decision-support systems (DSS)
Management information systems (MIS)
External supporting system (ESS)
(GROUP 2) are system tools and techniques used in project management to deliver information.=Multiple Choices
Project Management Information System (PMIS)
Management information systems (MIS)
Transaction processing systems (TPS)
Decision-support systems (DSS)
(GROUP 2) A means of managing a project by planning, organizing, and managing its different required aspects.=Multiple Choices
Project Management System
Management information systems
Transaction processing systems
Decision-support systems
(GROUP 7) a collection of information that organizes data in predefined relationships where data is stored in one or more tables (or "relations") of columns and rows, making it easy to see and understand how different data structures relate to each other.=Multiple Choices
Relational Database
Recording Database
Oracle Database
Rational Database
(GROUP 7) A widely used commercial relational database management system (RDBMS) that supports a variety of platforms, including Windows, Linux, and UNIX. It offers a range of features, such as data encryption, partitioning and clustering.= Multiple Choices
Relational Database
Recording Database
Oracle Database
Rational Database
(GROUP 7) a relational database management system developed by Microsoft. It is widely used in enterprise applications and supports a range of features, such as data mining, business intelligence, and reporting.=Multiple Choices
Oracle Database
JavaScript
MySQL
Microsoft SQL Server
(GROUP 7) Choose the benefits of Relational Database.
Flexibility
Ease of Use
Built-in Security
Acid Compliance
Collaboration
Database Normalization
System Management
System Functional
(GROUP 8) The duplication of data at multiple places in the database and the root cause of database anomalise.=Multiple Choices
Database Normalization
Database Anomalise
Data Redundancy
Data Relational
(GROUP 8) The problems caused due to redundant data in database’s information.=Multiple Choices
Database Normalization
Database Anomalise
Data Redundancy
Data Relational
(GROUP 8) does not allow insertion of data unless it is accompanied by other unrelated data.=Multiple Choices
Insertion Anomaly
Deletion Anomaly
Update Anomaly
System Anomaly
(GROUP 8) Due of this, it can unintentionally deletes other data and can cause loss of important data.=Multiple Choices
Insertion Anomaly
Deletion Anomaly
Update Anomaly
System Anomaly
(GROUP 8) Also referred as modifying anomaly.=Multiple Choices
Insertion Anomaly
Deletion Anomaly
Update Anomaly
System Anomaly
(GROUP 8) The inventor of the database normalization rules and proposed the concept of the three normal forms.=Multiple Choices
Edgar F. Codd
Edgar F. Rush
Edgar F. Boyle
Edgar F. Cayetano
(GROUP 8) The process of organizing the database structure by splitting up the larger tables into smaller but meaningful tables.
Database Normalization
Data Redundancy
Database Anomalise
Data Relational
(Group 9) a matrix that describes the enterprise from six different viewpoints and provides a common vocabulary for enterprise architecture.=Multiple Choices
Zachman's Framework
Zachman's System
Zachman's Data
Zachman's Database
(Group 9) This viewpoint represents the enterprise's goals, objectives, and strategies. It defines what the enterprise does, who its customers are, and how it creates value for them.
Business Perspective
Data Perspective
Function Perspective
Network Perspective
(Group 9)This viewpoint represents the enterprise's data and information. It defines what data the enterprise needs to operate, how it is organized and structured, and how it is used to support business processes.=Multiple Choices
Business Perspective
Data Perspective
Function Perspective
Network Perspective
(Group 9)This viewpoint represents the enterprise's business processes and activities. It defines how the enterprise operates, what tasks it performs, and how they are organized and structured.=Multiple Choices
Business Perspective
Data Perspective
Function Perspective
Network Perspective
(Group 9)This viewpoint represents the enterprise's infrastructure and technology. It defines how the enterprise's IT systems are interconnected, how data is transferred, and how information is secured.=Multiple Choices
Business Perspective
Data Perspective
Function Perspective
Network Perspective
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