Walk-Throughs Are System Tests That Involve

question 28

Multiple Choice

Walk-throughs are system tests that involve

• A)managers observing the operation of the system by "walking through" the IT department.
• B)processing hypothetical data that are designed to identify errors in the system.
• C)processing copies of real transactions in order to determine whether or not the system meets requirements.
• D)a thorough review of the procedures and program logic of the system.

Recognize the consequences of macro and micro political risks on international businesses.

Understand the concept of net present value and its calculation for capital investment decisions.

Able to calculate the net present value of a project including salvage value.

Grasp the importance of the time value of money in the context of capital budgeting.

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Definitions:

Spacing Effect

A phenomenon in which learning is facilitated by spreading out study sessions over time, rather than learning the material all at once in a short period.

Older Adults

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Recently Learned Information

Refers to new knowledge or data that an individual or system has acquired in the near past.

Sensory Memory

The shortest-term element of memory, it is the ability to retain impressions of sensory information after the original stimuli have ended.