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Answers Synergy Theory of information processes and sys

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 ...

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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