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A location specified to include IT infrastructure such as storage, security, and system backup is called a ________.
A. SQL site
B. data mine
C. data center
D. service center
E. data management site
data center
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A ________ is a large-capacity, high-performance computer that can process large amounts of data very rapidly.
A. grid computer
B. mainframe
C. workstation
D. personal computer
E. supercomputer
mainframe
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Which statement about multi-tiered (N-tier) client/server networks is true?
A. The work of the entire network is balanced over several levels of servers.
B. Processing is handled by one large central computer.
C. Processing is split between clients and servers.
D. Processing is handled by multiple, geographically remote servers.
E.The work of the entire network is centralized.
The work of the entire network is balanced over several levels of servers.
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The Windows operating system is an example of ______________ software.
A. application
B. system
C. DBMS
D. business intelligence
E. information
system
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Software for managing business data (i.e., inventory) is known as _______________ software.
A. information
B. application
C. data management
D. business intelligence
E. systems
data management
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A common approach of networking multiple computers as opposed to a single computer is called ________.
A. distributed processing
B. centralized processing
C. systems processing
D. data processing
E. application processing
distributed processing
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Which of the following is dedicated to managing HTML pages?
A. Web server
B. Application server
C. Page server
D. Processing server
E. HTML server
Web server
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Which of the following is an upgrade to traditional HTML because it allows the addition of multimedia features (i.e., video) without cumbersome add-ons?
A. HTML5
B. XBRL
C. HTMLMedia
D. XHTML
E. HTMLPlus
HTML5
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Configuring a server to run a variety of instances of an operating system to appear like many different machines to the end user is an example of ________.
A. virtualization
B. customization
C. capacity planning
D. morphing
E. multiplexing
virtualization
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The Apple Watch is a new type of mobile digital computing called ________.
A. legacy computing
B. client-based computing
C. variable computing
D. light computing
E. wearable computing
wearable computing
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All of the following software applications are available for Apple's smartwatch EXCEPT ________.
A. Evernote for notetaking
B. Linux for running web servers
C. PowerPoint for presentations
D. Salesforce Analytics for performance metrics
E. Invoice2go for time and billing
Linux for running web servers
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Lightweight portable devices such as small laptops, tablets, and smartphones, utilize ________ as the secondary storage technology.
A. magnetic cores
B. magnetic disks
C. optical drives
D. solid state drives
E. magnetic tape
solid state drives
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Developing effective apps is considered a critical element to the successful adoption of ________.
A. radio-frequency identification (RFID)
B. database management systems (DBMS)
C. wearable computing
D. HTML documentation
E. legacy systems
wearable computing
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Compared to in-house hosting, cloud-based hosting ________.
A. provides greater control over the location of data
B. minimizes the risk of investing in technology that will soon become obsolete
C. provides better disaster-preparedness capabilities
D. requires a significant amount of capital
E. results in in-depth visibility of security
minimizes the risk of investing in technology that will soon become obsolete
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In cloud computing, why are resources considered pooled?
A. Organizations use open source standards in the cloud.
B. Organizations share the same physical hardware through virtualization.
C. Organizations offer their services to each other free of charge.
D. Cloud computing enables users to modify a program's source code.
E. Organizations use the public Internet to create the appearance of private connections
Organizations share the same physical hardware through virtualization.
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Which term refers to connecting geographically remote computers in a single network to create a "virtual supercomputer"?
A. Cloud computing
B. Virtualization
C. Super computing
D. Utility computing
E. Grid computing
Grid computing
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Why are legacy systems still used?
A. They can be run only on older mainframe computers.
B. They offer higher security than newer systems.
C. They integrate well using new Web services technologies.
D. They are too expensive to redesign.
E. They contain valuable data that would be lost during redesign.
They are too expensive to redesign.
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Which term refers to products like Bluemix and Salesforce.com's Force.com?
A. Platform as a service (PaaS)
B. System as a service (SaaS)
C. Database as a service (DaaS)
D. Infrastructure as a service (Iaas)
E. Content as a service (CaaS)
Platform as a service (PaaS)
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Which of the following is a popular open source operating system?
A. Linux
B. MacOS
C. DBMS
D. DOS
E. Windows 10
Linux
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___________ uniquely allows for presentation, communication, and the storage of data. It is often used to transfer data from one organization to another.
A. HTML5
B. XML
C. SOA
D. HTML
E. SLA
XML
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Which operating system does the iPad use?
A. Linux
B. iOS
C. Android
D. Chrome
E. Windows
iOS
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Which type of software is created and updated by a worldwide community of programmers and is available for free?
A. Software packages
B. Open source software
C. Apps
D. Mashups
E. Outsourced software
Open source software
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Which of the following refers to the capability of a computer, product, or system to serve an increasing number of users without breaking down?
A. Scalability
B. Virtualization
C. Modifiability
D. Flexibility
E. Expandability
Scalability
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Which of the following is a software application that consists of interchangeable software components that integrate freely with other applications on the Internet?
A. Grid computing tool
B. Mashup
C. Integrated software
D. Software package
E. Utility program
Mashup
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Which model can be used to analyze the direct and indirect costs to help firms determine the actual cost of specific technology implementations?
A. Return on investment (ROI)
B. Total cost of ownership (TCO)
C. Breakeven point
D. Capacity planning
E. Cost-benefit analysis
Total cost of ownership (TCO)
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