Unicage
Unicage Concept Quiz
Welcome to the Unicage Concept Quiz! Test your understanding of data management and processing principles in this engaging quiz designed for professionals and students alike.
With 103 unique questions, you will explore various levels of data importance, file management strategies, and application necessities. Challenge yourself and:
- Enhance your knowledge
- Identify gaps in your understanding
- Engage with important concepts
Input data that is not necessary in the requirement definition is wasted on the disk, so it does not need to be saved;
True
False
. It is better to perform all processing on the system in real time;
True
False
Since it creates a system with much effort, it is better to develop a system that includes as many functions as possible. You don’t have to store input data which doesn’t appear on requirement definition to save storage
True
False
Program should keep its change history in the source program;
True
False
Level 1 data must be kept and not deleted;
True
False
Level 3 data should basically be kept and not deleted;
True
False
Level 4 data should basically be kept and not deleted;
True
False
Level 5 data should basically be kept and not deleted;
True
False
You should not copy files of the same content on multiple servers or multiple directories, because it is a waste of resources;
True
False
When copying files, if the contents are the same, you do not need to know which was the copy source;
True
False
It is better to distribute copies only to necessary servers;
True
False
For file layout, it is better to have a larger number of items to increase versatility;
True
False
Temporary files must be kept and not deleted.
True
False
The master of the program is “pine”;
True
False
The “plum” should code by looking at the specification only;
True
False
In the Topper process, key application creation and major technical problems are solved;
True
False
The “bamboo” should finish data design and creation and hand it over to “plum”;
True
False
A experience of project manager can definitely be the “pine”.
True
False
There are dedicated commands to manage files such as L1, L2, L3;
True
False
Level 3 data is often organized in key value format;
True
False
Level 4 data must be created;
True
False
Level 4 data must be created in the application directories;
True
False
The temporary files are Level 5 data;
True
False
The difference between Level 5 and Level 1 depends on whether it is used urgently or not.
True
False
Level 2 data is either field format, name format, or tag format, there have no other else format;
True
False
Level 2 data is convenient, so it can be used in application system;
True
False
If Level 2 data creation fails, you can delete the Level 2 file;
True
False
The date which is used in Level 2 data is the date on which Level 1 data occured.
True
False
Level 3 data can be created later;
True
False
Level 3 creates as many varieties as possible;
True
False
To make Level 3 data easier to understand, we wiped sequential numbers in file names;
True
False
Level 3 data is all-purpose data, so layout should be unified
True
False
Fit the key items of the master on the left side of the file layout and sort them;
True
False
The date used in Level 3 data file name is the data date
True
False
Level 4 is rebuilt from Level 3 everytime when system service is out;
True
False
Level 4 is created for each application;
True
False
When dividing a file, the file is divided into one record unit;
True
False
When reflecting in real time, deliver Level 1 to the application to be reflected in real time;
True
False
When reflecting in real time, have to merge existing Level 4 with Level 1 and reading data;
True
False
When the data foundation system distributes Level 1 for real time reflection, it processes by a fixed amount or a fixed time at once
True
False
The start time and end time of the script are recorded in the UPCNT file;
True
False
For the running log file, the contents output to standard error output when bash used the -xv option;
True
False
There is not much needed for the running log file except when in trouble;
True
False
In the file name of the end semaphore file, the end time of the script is described;
True
False
A semaphore file is unnecessary when not linking programs;
True
False
Data to be passed to the external system is Level 5.
True
False
Level 1 is not necessarily a text file;
True
False
If Level 1 is a text file it is not necessary to create Level 2;
True
False
Redoing of Level 3 design does not work, so take time to carefully design;
True
False
Level 4 is always a keycut tree;
True
False
The Level 5 file name should include information such as output application, search conditions, operator, time, etc
True
False
Make shell script names unique throughout the system;
True
False
Attach version number to the shell script name;
True
False
Even if you use japanese characters for shell script name, there is no problem at all;
True
False
Be careful not to name the shell script name as a mixture of japanese and english;
True
False
You can delete the shell script of the lowercase english filename like foo/bar/baz, even if it was not created by you
True
False
The shell script is backed up everyday;
True
False
The system is built for there is no dependency between shell scripts;
True
False
The OS version control function is used.
True
False
Unicage believes that the system must be completed in its complete form;
True
False
Unicage considers the system “a living thing” to change and grow forever;
True
False
The technicians of Unicage must be good at making tools, but the using of tools is had to leave to the end user;
True
False
Unicage calls the initial release of the system as “debut” like a rookie singer;
True
False
As Unicage system development is on the extension lineof the idea of waterfall development, firt of all education to master waterfall method firmly.
True
False
In Unicage, in order to develop in a short period of time, organize a project team as large as possible;
True
False
In Unicage, limit developers and decision makers to a few people;
True
False
In Unicage, the key person of the system must join the project team, but the key person of work should absolutely not join the project team
True
False
In Unicage, communicate by groupware or email as much as possible.
True
False
In Unicage, reduce the number of project teams as much as possible for emphasizing communication;
True
False
In Unicage, communication is limited to information sharing in work;
True
False
In Unicage, communication is a wide range extending to social value and life value of working members
True
False
Add the key system person and the key operation person of user department to project team, and communicate frequently;
True
False
Even for a larger number of project teams, using groupware, e-mail, and telephone, you can get close communication.
True
False
In Unicage, it is considered to have to assume that there will be jobs without defects;
True
False
In Unicage, it is considered impossible to assume that there will be jobs without defects;
True
False
In Unicage, even if there is a defect, we put effort into a mechanism to resolve it;
True
False
In Unicage, even if there is a defect, we dare to neglect it;
True
False
In Unicage, whether ot not there is a defect may no matter at all.
True
False
In Unicage, when an error occurs, “error code” is output so that we can respond quickly by that code;
True
False
In Unicage, define all possible exceptions in advance and make countermeasures;
True
False
In Unicage, if there is a system problem, return to the stage where trouble has not occurred and resume processing.
True
False
In Unicage, if there is a perfec specifications, you can develop only by it;
True
False
Servers that store data must be prepared by the time of starting development;
True
False
If the key person of work is busy, it does not have to join the project;
True
False
The key person of existing system has an old way of thinking, so do not let it join;
True
False
If you want to cut down development costs, prepare the project room at a remote location will keep costs down.
True
False
Make room for the number and specs of servers for easily development and operation;
True
False
Limit the number of specs of servers as much as possible for not to waste it;
True
False
The external I/F server of the large scale system is set by communication protocol unit / communication destination unit;
True
False
When taking a primary and secondary redundant configuration, make the primary server higher than the secondary server;
True
False
In a small scale system, the server concurrently play roles to make them an appropriate number.
True
False
It is the bamboo engineer who is intermediate level who performs application system construction;
True
False
Plum engineer does not need to communicate with customers;
True
False
When problems occurred, promptly consult with colleagues or seniors;
True
False
When problems occurred, solve them by yourself in order not to burden other engineers;
True
False
When the processing speed is slow, first request the customization of the command which is the basic part.
True
False
In the hearing to customers, the point htat do not really know must be taught at that spot;
True
False
In the hearing to customers, the requests that have come up must be committed to customers as they are all reflected;
True
False
Ther person in charge of the information system department of the customer said that “this screen design is good”, so it was judged that the customer was convinced
True
False
The key user of the customer’s business held a briefing session of the new system to the general user, so it was judged that the customer was convinced.
True
False
True
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True
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