FINAL EXAM (M1S1) PART 2 Flashcards

1
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input is also modified to enable the “__________” to handle information

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Processor

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this means that as the output specification change so does the?

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Processing

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2
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it guides the system.

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Control

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3
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it is the decision making subsystem that “___________” the pattern of activities governing input, processing and output.

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Control

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4
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measures output against a standard in some form of cybernetic procedure that includes communication and control.

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Feedback

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5
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reinforces the performance of the system.

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Positive Feedback

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6
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generally provides the controller with information for action.

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Negative Feedback

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7
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is the “suprasystem” within which an organization operates. it is the source of external elements that impinge on the system.

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Environment

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8
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it often determines how a system must function.

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Environment

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9
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the limits that identify its components, processes and interrelationship when it interfaces with another system.

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Boundaries

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10
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each system has “__________” that determine its sphere of influence and control

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Boundaries

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11
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Types of System

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  1. Physical or Abstract
  2. Open or Close
  3. Man Made information system
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12
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are tangible entities that may be static or dynamic in operation.

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Physical Systems

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13
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a programmed computer is a?

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Dynamic System?

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14
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are non-physical entities or conceptual that may be formulas, representation or model of a real system.

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Abstract System

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15
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has many interfaces with its environment. it permits interaction across its boundary. it receives input and delivers output to the outside.

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Open System

16
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isolated from environmental influences;

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Close System

17
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Characteristics of Open System:

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  1. Input from outside
  2. Entropy
  3. Process, output and cycles
  4. Differentiation
  5. Equi-Finality
18
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Open system are self adjusting and self regulating

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Input from Outside

19
Q

all dynamic system tent to run down overtime, resulting in “___________” or loss of energy.

20
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Open Systems produce “________________” following a continuous path.

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Process, Output and cycles

21
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Open system have a tendency toward an increasing specialization of functions and a greater “____________” of their components.

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Differentiation

22
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the terms are implied the goals are achieved through differing courses of action and a variety of paths.

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Equi-Finality

23
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is the basis for interaction between user and the analyst. it provides instructions, commands and feedback.

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Information System

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it determines the nature of relationships among decision-makers. it may be viewed as a decision center for personnel at all levels.
Information system.
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may be defines as set of devices, procedures and operating systems designed around user-based criteria to produce information and communicate it to the user for planning, control and performance.
Information System
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is based on the organization represented by the organization chart (Authority).
Formal Information system
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are used to show the benefits of abstracting complex system to model form.
System Models
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The analyst begins by modeling this reality before considering the functions that the system is to perform;
System Model
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System Models:
1. Schematic 2. Flow 3. Dynamic 4. Static