Chapter 5: System

Development and Product

Change Activities
Wilm-Ann Mari S. De Joya
 1. They are the system analysts, system designers,
and programmers.

a. Stakeholders
b. System Professionals
c. Accountant
d. End Users
 2. Which of the following is not a disadvantege of
commercial systems?

a. Cost
b. Customization needs
c. Independence
d. Maintenance
 3. Completely finished and tested systems that
are ready for implementation.

a. Turnkey Systems
b. Office Automation Systems
c. Backbone Systems
d. Vendor-Supported Systems
 4. They represent the movement of document or
reports among processing tasks and users.

a. Data sources
b. Data stores
c. Data flows
d. Data
5. They are the individuals whom the system is built.

a. Stakeholders
b. System Professionals
c. Accountant
d. End Users
6. Reusability is the central concept of this approach
to system design.

a. Structured Approach
b. Top-down Approach
c. Cost-benefit Approach
d. Object-Oriented Approach
 7. They are files, databases, accounts and source
documents used in the system.

a. Data
b. Data sources
c. Data flows
d. Data stores
 8. Which of the following are one-time costs?

I. Personnel IV. Testing

II. Site Preparation V. Training
III.Insurance

a. II,IV,V
b. I,III,IV
c. I, II, IV
d. I,II,IV,V
9. Statement No. 1: Strategic systems planning involves the allocation of systems
resources at the macro level.
Statement No. 2: Systems Professionals are individuals either within the organization
or outside who have an interest in the system.

a. Both are true

b. Both are false
c. No. 1 true; No. 2 false
d. No. 1 false; No. 2 true
 10. It provides a basic system structure on which to build
and come with the primary processing module program.

a. Special-Purpose Systems
b. Turnkey Systems
c. Backbone Systems
d. General Accounting Systems