​The Traditional Approach to Information Systems Development Describes Activities as ____

question 47

Multiple Choice

​The traditional approach to information systems development describes activities as ____.

• A)processes carried out by people or computers
• B)objects that interact with people and each other
• C)​objects that send and respond to messages
• D)activities that require computational support

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Definitions:

Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium

Mathematical law stating that the gene frequencies in a population remain stable if evolution does not occur due to nonrandom mating, selection, migration, and genetic drift.

Nonrandom Mating

Mating among individuals on the basis of their phenotypic similarities or differences, rather than mating on a random basis.

Gene Flow

Sharing of genes between two populations through interbreeding.

Genetic Drift

A mechanism of evolution that results in change in the genetic makeup of a population by chance or random events rather than by natural selection.