Chapter 8
Designing the Human Interface
True-False Questions
| 1. |The contents of a form or report correspond to the data elements contained in an associated data flow located on a data flow |
| |diagram. |
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| |Answer: True Difficulty: Med Reference: p. 272 |
| 2. |The data on all forms and reports must consist of data elements in data stores and on the E-R data model for the application or |
| |else be computed from these data elements. |
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| |Answer: True Difficulty: Med Reference: p. 272 |
| 3. |Invoices and mailing labels are examples of forms. |
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| |Answer: False Difficulty: Med Reference: p. 272 |
| 4. |On the Internet, form interaction is the standard method of gathering and displaying information when consumers order products, |
| |request product information, or query account status. |
| |
True-False Questions
| 1. |The contents of a form or report correspond to the data elements contained in an associated data flow located on a data flow |
| |diagram. |
| | |
| |Answer: True Difficulty: Med Reference: p. 272 |
| 2. |The data on all forms and reports must consist of data elements in data stores and on the E-R data model for the application or |
| |else be computed from these data elements. |
| | |
| |Answer: True Difficulty: Med Reference: p. 272 |
| 3. |Invoices and mailing labels are examples of forms. |
| | |
| |Answer: False Difficulty: Med Reference: p. 272 |
| 4. |On the Internet, form interaction is the standard method of gathering and displaying information when consumers order products, |
| |request product information, or query account status. |
| |