Question 1 (1 point) Which of the following are characteristics of unsupervised machine learning? Question 1 options: A) Data are labelled/classified to enable a "Gold Standard" B) It requires a high level of computational intensity C) Typical uses include predicting house prices or customer churn D) None of the above E) A and C F) A and B G) B and C

Question 2 (1 point) Algorithms that let digital computers identify or discriminate patterns without programming have to code and explicit procedure to do so is ... Question 2 options: A) artificial intelligence B) Quantum computing C) Block chain D) Machine learning

Question 3 (1 point) the "Mass" digital manufacturing business model that allows creating a limited variety of products for a specific market segment Question 3 options: A) Mass Modularization B) Mass Segmentation C) Mass Customization D) Mass Complexity

Question 4 (1 point) A digital twin means that ... Question 4 options: A) they are information layers laid on top of a real image B) they are digitally rendered artificial environments C) they are automatically collected and stored on a digital device on creation. D) they are a digital representation of a unique physical object implemented as a software program.

Question 5 (1 point) The generate phase of DDS occurs when ... Question 5 options: A) a firm takes action based on real-time DDS processing B) a firm merges multiple data streams and static databases in an effort to analyze the data. C) an organization extracts some or all of the information from a DDS D) DDG happens as part of a stream of DDG events. E) data are available, channeled, and transmitted as a continuous flow.

Question 6 (1 point) Algorithms that use the properties of matter to solve classes of problems is .. Question 6 options: A) Quantum computing B) artificial intelligence C) Block chain D) Machine learning

Question 7 (1 point) A communication network that harmonizes differs protocols and private solutions is and example of ... Question 7 options: A) Quantum computing B) Serverless computing C) 5G networks D) Block Chain

Question 8 (1 point) The process-to-actuate phase of DDS occurs when ... Question 8 options: A) a firm merges multiple data streams and static databases in an effort to analyze the data. B) a firm takes action based on real-time DDS processing C) an organization extracts some or all of the information from a DDS D) DDG happens as part of a stream of DDG events. E) data are available, channeled, and transmitted as a continuous flow.

Question 9 (1 point) The assimilate-to analyze phase of DDS occurs when ... Question 9 options: A) a firm merges multiple data streams and static databases in an effort to analyze the data. B) DDG happens as part of a stream of DDG events. C) a firm takes action based on real-time DDS processing D) data are available, channeled, and transmitted as a continuous flow. E) an organization extracts some or all of the information from a DDS

Question 10 (1 point) A software development architecture that assumes the existence of cloud-computing resources is ... Question 10 options: A) Serverless computing B) 5G networks C) Quantum computing D) Block Chain

Question 11 (1 point) Some of the transformations in Offerings to customer brought about by digital manufacturing include Question 11 options: A) Refocus of skills for design for printing B) Specialized intermediaries arise distributing digital designs C) "instantaneous inventory management" D) Prototypes delivered as the designs are complete.

Question 12 (1 point) While Digital Twins may appear as 3D models, in what ways are they different? Question 12 options: A) A DT is unique for each physical object B) the model is detailed to the level where the properties of the object allow the model to be used in a simulation C) they can leverage artificial intelligence D) they take advantage of virtual and/or augmented reality E) A,B and C only F) B, C and D only G) A and D only

Question 13 (1 point) Some of the transformations in capabilities brought about by digital manufacturing include Question 13 options: A) Specialized intermediaries arise distributing digital designs B) Prototypes delivered as the designs are complete. C) "instantaneous inventory management" D) Refocus of skills for design for printing

Question 14 (1 point) the "Mass" digital manufacturing business model that allows one-off products to be tailored to customer specifications is ... Question 14 options: A) Mass Segmentation B) Mass Customization C) Mass Complexity D) Mass Modularization

Question 15 (1 point) If you don't have a "gold standard" for your learning system you should use ... Question 15 options: A) blockchain B) deep learning C) supervised learning D) unsupervised learning

Question 16 (1 point) For data to be "born digital" this means that ... Question 16 options: A) they are a digital representation of a unique physical object implemented as a software program. B) they are information layers laid on top of a real image C) they are automatically collected and stored on a digital device on creation. D) they are digitally rendered artificial environments

Question 17 (1 point) Some of the transformations in competitors brought about by digital manufacturing include Question 17 options: A) "instantaneous inventory management" B) Prototypes delivered as the designs are complete. C) Refocus of skills for design for printing D) Specialized intermediaries arise distributing digital designs

Question 18 (1 point) Some of the transformations in operations brought about by digital manufacturing include Question 18 options: A) Specialized intermediaries arise distributing digital designs B) Refocus of skills for design for printing C) "instantaneous inventory management" D) Prototypes delivered as the designs are complete.

Question 19 (1 point) the "Mass" digital manufacturing business model that allows products to be made with intricate designs that traditional manufacturing can't match is ... Question 19 options: A) Mass Modularization B) Mass Segmentation C) Mass Customization D) Mass Complexity

Question 20 (1 point) Virtual reality means that ... Question 20 options: A) they are a digital representation of a unique physical object implemented as a software program. B) they are automatically collected and stored on a digital device on creation. C) they are digitally rendered artificial environments D) they are information layers laid on top of a real image