Fundamentals of IT Module 1 Quiz Review

Kline (1985) describes systems of use as the sum total of relationships between hardware/artifacts, humans, and the ways the two interact.

• True

• False

Information Technology strives to serve the needs of (a)   and organizations.

The major components of this course that students will be graded on are: (select all that apply)

• Attendance

• Quizzes

• Labs

• Final Exam

• It Design Project

One of the objectives of this class is to learn in-depth programming skills. Students should expect to be able to write a complete program in the Python language by the end of the course.

• True

• False

You cannot be computer literate unless you have knowledge of higher-level computer skills, such as computer programming.

• True

• False

This course involves a course project that focuses on designing a solution to an IT problem.

• True

• False

According to Lab 1, an email informing the teacher that you will miss class should include: 

• an apology

• a request for the teacher to tell you what will be missed without mentioning that you have reviewed the syllabus

• a reason for the absence, a statement about what the syllabus says will be covered that day, and a specific request or proposal for how you would like to proceed

According to Kline (1985) knowledge, techniques, and methods can be considered a kind of technology unto themselves.

• True

• False

The term computer (a)   is used to describe someone who is familiar enough with computers to understand their capabilities and limitations.

Technology is defined as

• Hardware & Artifacts

• Systems of Manufacture

• Knowledge, Techniques, Know-How, Methodology

• Systems of Use