1. If there are concerns about internal opposition to a proposed project, where would a system analyst refer about this concern in the feasibility analysis? a. Technical feasibility analysis b. Operational feasibility analysis c. Political Feasibility Analysis d. Legal feasibility analysis

2. one of the main purposes of feasibility analysis is to identify potential risks related to the proposed development project True or Flase

3. In iterative development, an entire system is built and then shown to the customer for feedback True or Flase

4. A system analyst must choose just one information-gathering technique (e.g interviews, questionaries, observation, documents) for each project they work on. True or False

5. In the context of interviewing probing questions are a. Short questions designed to get more information from the interviewee b. Small gestures (e.g tapping the shoulder) or phrases (hey you) meant to get the interviewees antention c. Voicem**l messages left by the interviewier trying to schedule an interview d. none of the above

6. Gantt and PERT charts a. are the same thing b. show the schedule of tasks for a project c. both show dependencies between tasks d.All of the above

7. Strategic alignment is best described as a. the fit between a proposed IT project and the organizations overall business strategy b. the similarity between the goals of the customer and the goals of the anlysis team c. the level of consistency between the different areas of the feasibility analysis d.All of the above

8. A listing of all the tasks that must be done in project, broken down in to sub-tasks, is called a a. feasibility analysis b. Work Breakdown structure c. Data flow diagram d. none of the above

9. One of the main purposes of feasibility is to evaluate and compare different project proposals True or False

10. The scope of a project refers to a. what organizational units are affected by the project b. which business processes are affected by the project c. what people are affected by the project d. All of the above

11. Agile development a. is a group of system development methodologies that focus on streaming the development process b. includes extreme programming scrum and test driven development d. All of the above

12. One disadvantage of prototyping is a. Prototypes are often of low quality b. the Prototypes becomes over tailored to the preferences of the one user who is evaluating it c. Prototypes take too long to develop d. Too many users want to be involved in evaluating the Prototypes

13. One of the main purposes of feasibility analysis is to help decision-makers decide whether or not to go forward with a proposed development True or false

14. Triangulation is a. developing multiple proposed solutions for a problem in order to pick the best one b. covering all aspects in a feasibility analysis c. Making sure that the problem you're addressing is a real problem, not just a symptom d.Gathering information from various sources in various ways in order to increase the accuracy of the information

15. Code generation refers to a. The level of maturity of software, eg first generation (2 GL), second generation (2 GL) etc b.Automated software tools that generate software from a specification of the design c. the act of writing software by non-programmers d. development of a programming language

16. In a RAD project, users are heavily involved through out the process. How does this help contribute to RAD objectives? a. users do some of the system development themselves b. Users are more likely to accept the system when it's done, avoiding delays at the very end of the project c. testing the system is not necessary as users are checking the system as it's being developed d. users push developers to get the system done faster

20. The time value of money is based on the notion that a. Benefits are more desirable than costs b. spending money on new systems is more valuable than other expenditures c. The value of a dollar today is more than the value of a dollar tomorrow d. None of the above

21. Interviews are a good way to get general consensus from a large group of people, while questionnaries are better for getting more in-depth True or False

23. The primary objective of RAD is a. Improve system quality b. maximize use of CASE tools c. Produce a working system as quickly as possible d. perform careful system analysis

24. The answer to a closed question is generally shorter than the answer to an open question True or false

25. What is a JAD session? a. A large brainstorming meeting with all the stakeholders, including users, to hash out requirements and do early design, esp UI Design b. a joint coding session where programmers and users jointly write software c. A user viewing and giving feedback on a prototype d. A meeting of the system developers to review the system design