[YEAR 11 IPT]: Testing, Evaluating and Maintaining

During the development of a new system, the details of the time frame for each task would appear in the:

• requirement report

• project plan

• feasibility study

• data flow diagram

The purpose of a feasibility study is to:

• describe the information processes within a system

• outline the aims and objectives of the new system

• show intended structure of a solution

• judge the appropriateness of a solution

In a context diagram, a person who receives data would be represented by:

• a process

• a data flow

• an external entity

• an online output

The second stage in the development of a system involves writing the:

• requirement report

• internal specifications

• technical specifications

• analysis report

In which stage in the development of a system is the staff trained?

• making decisions

• designing solutions

• implementing

• testing, evaluating and maintaining

The method that describes the gradual implementation of the new system is:

• pilot

• parallel

• direct

• phased

Determining whether a new system will be implemented by a deadline is:

• economic feasibility

• schedule feasibility

• organisational feasibility

• technical feasibility

Technical specifications should be done during the:

• requirements report

• feasibility study

• design

• implementation

In which stage in the development of a system do participants have the least involvement?

• Making decisions

• Designing the solution

• Understanding the problem

• Testing, evaluating and maintaining

The evaluation of a new system is performed to:

• determine whether the system is working as expected

• check the working of the system using test data

• compare possible solutions to determine the best one

• determine the economic feasibility of the system