Information-Technology-Management WGU Information Technology Management QGC1 Questions and Answers

Waterfall

Rational unified process (RUP)

Iterative

Prototyping

Information use policy

Employee monitoring policy

Anti-spam policy

Social media policy

Physically constructing software and information systems using programming languages

Performing corrections, additions, and upgrades to ensure the system continually meets business goals

Bringing project pieces together, checking interoperability, and verifying functionality

Placing the software or information system into production to allow users to perform business operations

Breaks the project into four phases to provide quicker feedback and improve results

Aligns business needs and the management information system capabilities that support these needs

Requires a tight adherence to a sequence of steps to accomplish the original goal

Builds a working model of the system on a small scale to detect errors early in development

Computer use

Email privacy

Acceptable use

Information privacy

Staffing an organization fosters the creation of value.

The relationship with both suppliers and consumers must create value.

Supplying data allows companies to make wise investments and assemble technology solutions.

The creation of value is solely beneficial to the customer.

Business continuity plans

Augmentation plans

Authentication plans

Disaster recovery plans

Backup and recovery plans

While creating a way to show how the various features in a new application will work together.

When a preliminary model is needed to seek user feedback

When testing various user interface designs for a new application

While creating training on a new application for IT Technicians

theory of reciprocity

DevOps

Business architecture

Bimodal IT

PERT chart

Project model

Venn diagram

Gantt chart

Rapid application development (RAD)

Joint application development (JAD)

Discovery prototyping

Loose coupling

Physically constructing software and information systems using programming languages

Establishing full descriptions of the desired features and operations of the system

Identifying end-user business requirements and refining project goals into defined functions and operations

Establishing a high-level strategy and goals for an intended project

Monitors enclosures

Protects against encrypted attacks

Provides authentication and authorization

Features full-time monitoring

Packet tampering

Spoofing

Elevation of privilege

Hoaxing

A system that imitates the reasoning processes used by skilled humans

A system that attempts to emulate the way a typical human brain works

The longest identified stretch of dependent activities measured from start to finish

Knowledge-based information system that accomplishes specific tasks on behalf of its users

To provide fundamental decision-making support.

To support diverse business functions such as accounting, manufacturing, marketing, and human resources.

To improve supplier and customer relations and increase revenues.

To increase customer loyalty and retention and increase an organization's profitability.