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1. What is NOT normally part of transitioning to a new system?

A. Deciding on a conversion strategy


B. Planning on training
C. Developing the user interface screens
D. Overseeing data conversion from the old system to the new system
E. Preparing people for the new system
Ans: c

2. Which is NOT a step in Lewin's model for managing organization change?


A. Program
B. Transition
C. Refreeze
D. Move
E. Unfreeze
Ans: a

3. Plans to handle potential business disruption due to technical problems during conversion are covered
in the:
A. System back-out plan
B. Conversion disruption plan
C. Alignment alteration plan
D. Business Contingency Plan
E. Help Desk plan
Ans: d

4. One of the problems with a parallel conversion is:


A. there is a higher risk
B. the old hardware might fail
C. there is a lower risk
D. the users have to enter data into both systems
E. there is an abrupt conversion
Ans: d

5. If a trainer has been hired to train all staff before the new system goes 'live', it might be best to use:
A. direct conversion
B. pilot conversion
C. phased conversion
D. modular conversion
E. perpendicular conversion
Ans: c

6. Frequently, as people get used to certain ways of doing things, they view their job in terms of those
processes rather than in terms of the business goals of serving customers.
A. True
B. False
Ans: a

7. Knowing that sometimes things happen due to technical problems when implementing a new system is
a great reason to have a business contingency plan.
A. True
B. False
Ans: a

8. Part of the migration / transition plan should include helping people adopt the new system.
A. True
B. False
Ans: a

9. Post-implementation activities include correcting the logical DFDs and logical ERDs during a final
JAD session with end-users.
A. True
B. False
Ans: ab

10. The three key roles in any major organization change are: (a) sponsor; (b) consultant; (c) champion.
A. True
B. False

Ans: b

NEW QUESTIONS

1. One of the advantages of object-oriented analysis and design using UML is


that it allows the analyst to decompose complex problems into smaller, more
manageable components through a commonly accepted set of notation.
a. True
b. False
Ans: a

2. The four commonly used UML diagrams are the (a) use case diagram; (b)
class diagram; (c) sequence diagram and (d) behavioral state diagram.
a. True
b. False
Ans: a

3. When using encapsulation and information hiding, objects are treated like:
a) classes
b) linked lists
c) black boxes
d) orthogonal matrices
e) one-way flow boxes
ans: c

4. Possibly the biggest hurdle to learning object-oriented approaches is:


a) The lack of textbooks
b) The slowness of processors
c) Lack of memory in laptops
d) The volume of new terminology
e) The lack of standards and agreement in the area
ans: d

5. A method of simplifying complex class diagrams is to use a(n):


a) Object
b) Association
c) Instance
d) Encapsulation
e) View
ans: e

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