For Each Input and Output, a Systems Analyst Typically Develops

question 169

Short Answer

For each input and output, a systems analyst typically develops a(n) ____________________, which is more technical than a mockup and contains programming-like notations for the data items.

Recognize the importance of rapport and synchronization in achieving team goals through effective communication.

Distinguish between different types of virtual communication according to the place-time model.

Understand the impact of information technology on social behavior and team dynamics.

Learn how physical environment and information dependence affect team functionality.

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Definitions:

FMVSS-121

A specific Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard related to air brake systems in heavy-duty trucks and buses, regulating performance and reliability.

Compressed Air Reservoir

A tank or container designed to hold compressed air at a desired pressure, used in pneumatic systems for energy storage or distribution.

Air Brakes

Pneumatically actuated brakes used on most heavy-duty trucks. These brakes use air pressure to brake the vehicle by means of diaphragms, levers, S-cams, wedges, and rotor assemblies.

Safety Pressure Relief Valve

A term used to describe the pressure relief valve used on truck air brake systems more often known as a pop-off valve. Most pop-off valves are set to trip at 150 psi and are located on the supply (wet) tank in the system.