Answers Synergy Theory of information processes and sys
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- Theory of information processes and systems - the result is 90 points
- The information process is called the process ...
- arising as a result of establishing a connection between two objects of the material world - a source of information and its receiver
- collection, processing, accumulation, storage, retrieval and dissemination of information
- preparation and support of targeted impact on real world objects
- The colored Petri net allows ...
- reflect business rule parameter values
- apply different transition rules to different types of labels
- set transition route options
- The key benefits of simulation models include ...
- profitability
- high accuracy of results
- simplicity of model development
- universality of application
- The consistency coefficient used in the examination is necessary for assessing ...
- degree of closeness of expert opinions
- quality and accuracy of the questionnaire
- the degree to which the professional orientation of experts is consistent with the objectives of the examination
- Set the correct sequence of the examination:
- formation of an expert group
- questionnaire development
- examination data collection
- determination of the coefficient of consistency
- group opinion building
- In simulation models ...
- only one application is simulated passing through the studied system
- only input and output application flows are simulated
- physical properties of the studied system are used
- the processes of functioning of the studied system are reproduced in compliance with the logical and time sequence
- Asynchronous and synchronous connections in the IDEF3 technique allow us to describe the relationship between
- user communication processes
- communication algorithms
- the beginning and end of work
- The IDEF methodology is used to describe business processes ...
- IDEF3
- IDEF5
- IDEF0
- IDEF4
- IDEF1
- The term “decomposition” in the IDEF0 model refers to ...
- splitting a process into subprocesses
- to replace the original system model with a simplified
- to split the output arrow into several arrows
- An open system is a system in which ...
- Provided the ability to make changes to the structure and parameters
- no means of protection from harmful effects are provided
- significantly the mutual influence between her and the environment
- GPSS defines lists ...
- unrealized interrupts
- future events
- current events
- deferred interruptions
- An expanded Petri net allows ...
- remove restrictions on the number of transitions
- reflect the information necessary to describe the business rules
- remove restrictions on the number of states
- The standard numeric attributes (NAV) in GPSS are ...
- default values of standard objects
- attributes of objects. available to the user during the modeling process
- default simulation parameter values
- Wald´s method is used to evaluate systems ...
- at risk
- in deterministic conditions
- in the face of uncertainty
- Context Chart in IDEF0 Model ...
- consists only of blocks. having control arrows
- contains exactly one block
- is a top level chart
- consists only of blocks. having entry arrows
- UML uses diagrams to model business processes ...
- states
- grades
- deployment
- use cases (use cases)
- action sequences
- objects
- cooperation
- components
- the activities
Additional information
- Simulating complexes are used when ...
- Check the correct answer options:
- a large volume of experiments will be conducted
- developed models are very complex
- you cannot create a programming model in algorithmic language
- In the case of a negative assessment of the quality of the examination, it is first necessary ...
- replace the composition of the expert group
- make changes to the questionnaire and repeat the assessment cycle
- repeat the evaluation cycle to eliminate errors
- adjust group opinion
- A system in which the interaction with the external environment is negligible is called ...
- minimally vulnerable
- closed
- as limited as possible
- It is not true that the operations “more” (>) and “less” (<) are applicable to indicators measured on a scale ...
- the relationship
- items
- intervals
- orders
- Systems in which decision-making and execution procedures are carried out completely automatically in accordance with a set of strict rules are called ...
- office information systems
- decision support systems
- control systems
- knowledge management systems
- transaction processing systems
- Expert methods belong to the group of ... methods
- graph
- quantitative
- quality
- analytical
- The choice of a model for solving problems relating to information systems and processes is determined, first of all, ...
- experience and knowledge of system analyst
- availability of support tools
- life cycle stage of an information system
- Extended Petri Nets ...
- limitations
- remove restrictions on the number of transitions
- allow setting parameters
- simplify model development
- The process of changing the state of a system over time is called ...
- dynamic scenario
- growth curve
- system behavior
- Calendar time is measured on a scale ...
- orders
- items
- the relationship
- intervals
- The principle of aggregation provides ...
- connection of various components into a single system
- building a unified system model
- block enlargement by replacing several system blocks with one
- Updating the state of the information system is provided ...
- by implementing planned activities
- routine procedures
- based on feedback mechanism
- The logic of the process can be displayed in the model ...
- IDEFO
- IDEF3
- IDEF1X
- If the influence of external disturbances on the operation of the system is negligible, then ... control
- closed
- local
- limited
- open
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