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1
Benefits that are difficult or impossible to quantify are known as:
A)unquantifiable
B)excessive
C)intangible
D)fixed
E)variable
2
What kind of feasibility asks how well the proposed system satisfies the identified system requirements?
A)technical feasibility
B)schedule feasibility
C)strategic feasibility
D)economic feasibility
E)none of the above
3
What kind of feasibility measures cost-effectiveness of a project or solution?
A)schedule feasibility
B)operational feasibility
C)economic feasibility
D)strategic feasibility
E)none of the above
4
Which one is NOT an example of a tangible benefit?
A)reduced expenses
B)increased throughput
C)increased sales
D)better decision making
E)reduced credit losses
5
Which of the following is an example of an intangible benefit?
A)improved employee morale
B)elimination of job steps
C)improved customer goodwill
D)better service to the community
E)all of the above
6
At which of the following points during systems analysis would you have a feasibility check point?
A)after the scope definition
B)after the requirements analysis
C)after the decision analysis
D)after the problem analysis
E)both (a) and (c) and (d)
7
Which of the following questions is(are) considered when looking at technical feasibility?
A)how well does a solution met the identified system requirements?
B)is the proposed technology or solution practical?
C)how cost-effective is the proposed solution?
D)do we possess the necessary technical expertise?
E)both (b) and (d)
8
To which category of costs does the software license payments belong?
A)fixed
B)variable
C)operational
D)technical
E)prorated overhead
9
The current value of a dollar at any time in the future is:
A)opportunity value
B)present value
C)future value
D)current value
E)net value
10
Which of the following is NOT an example of an intangible benefit?
A)reduced credit losses
B)elimination of job steps
C)improved customer goodwill
D)better service to the community
E)improved employee morale





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