Statistics for IB Computer Science Topic 1.1 - Systems in Organizations

Click here to take the quiz!

General Stats

  • This quiz has been taken 341 times
    (328 since last reset)
  • The average score is 16 of 41

Answer Stats

DefinitionTerm% Correct
Receiving comments and suggestions from users outside company{Beta} testing
79%
Carried out by developers of software, prior to distributing product to general public{Alpha} testing
76%
Both systems work simultaneously for short time, and outputs can be comparedParallel changeover
69%
New system is implemented while retiring the old systemDirect changeover
68%
Old technology, hardware, computer system, or application that can run programs that can no longer be upgraded.Legacy system
67%
New system is implemented in one site or group at first and then expands to other sites periodicallyPilot changeover
61%
Finding and correcting bugs/errors in programDebugging
60%
Transfer of data between formats, storage types, or systemsData {migration}
59%
Different parts of system are changed at different timesPhased changeover
58%
When data is lost or destroyed due to system failure, storage negligence, or errors. Can be prevented with regular backups, firewall, antivirus, etc.Data {loss}
53%
Inputting normal, abnormal, and extreme data into system{Data} testing
48%
Combining of two or more business entities, mainly to reduce costsBusiness merger
46%
Improve product marginally by adding new functionalities or fixing bugs. Most times freeUpdates
46%
Either written or online, contains all instructions mandatory for system operation. Examples include manuals, email support, embedded assistance, FAQ, live chat, online portals.User documentation
45%
Process of replacing old system with new systemChangeover
43%
Unexpected data, e.g. "two" instead of "2," "4 2" instead of "42"{Abnormal} data
42%
Process of shifting individuals, teams, departments, and organizations from present to desired state. Goal: Maximize benefits and minimize negative impacts of change.Change management
42%
Evaluates and analyzes project and its potential based on: Technical, Economical, Legal, Operational, and Schedule{Feasibility} report/study
42%
Allows software and data to be hosted and managed centrally on remote datacentreSoftware-as-a-Service (SaaS)
41%
Data within limits. Used to check if "pass" and "fail" messages are appropriately displayed{Normal} data
38%
Evaluating whether input follows appropriate specifications and is within reasonable limitsValidation
38%
Ensuring input is same as original data e.g. confirm passwordVerification
38%
Testing pen-and-paper by programmer{Dry-run} testing
37%
Individual parts of system tested separately{Unit} testing
37%
Updates applications by fixing known bugs and vulnerabilities, although may introduce new bugs as side effectsPatches
36%
Situation where different software entities or systems cannot operate satisfactorily on same computer or different computers linked by LAN or WANIncompatibility
34%
To determine if system satisfies customer needs. Mostly conducted by user prior to transfer of ownership.{User acceptance} testing
32%
Always contain new functionalities or characteristics, as well as cumulative bug fixes. Most times need to be bought.Upgrades
31%
Teaching user how to use a systemUser training
31%
System on standby but can switch to spare computer system, which becomes primary upon error such as hardware failure or network failure.{Failover} system
27%
Entire system is tested at same time to verify all components can work together{Integration} testing
26%
Duplication of storage devices and stored data of computer system to secure stored dataRedundancy
25%
User can learn at his/her own time until mastery of subject is achieved.Self-instruction
25%
Tests individual commands, text input, menu functions, etc.{Functional} testing
24%
Offers open and free discussions between students and teacher/instructorFormal class
22%
Typically separate document for program itself, e.g. user guide, software requirements, description of design and implementation features of programExternal documentation
21%
Final, working versions of software applications that already underwent alpha and beta testing.Releases
21%
Documentation for code comprehension and details as part of source code itselfInternal documentation
19%
Participants can take part in courses from anywhere in the world 24/7 provided they have PC and Internet accessOnline training
18%
For fast data backup and storage, non-volatile. Examples include CD, DVD, USBRemovable media
13%
Like above but primary and secondary system exchange roles{Switchover} system
12%

Score Distribution

Percentile by Number Answered

Percent of People with Each Score

Your Score History

You have not taken this quiz since the last reset