Acronym 5 C182 Flashcards
Many companies are known as __________ due to their reliance on technology.
Digital Enterprises
CRMs
Consumer Relationship Management Systems
A system of processes that ensure the effective and efficient use of IT.
IT Governance
States what the department would like to achieve
Vision
States how they will achieve the vision
Mission
States expected behavior
Core Values
An IT department should have a clearly defined ______, ______, and _______.
Vision, Mission, and Vore Values
Sets up, maintains, and monitors the hardware and software that support the networking components of the computer systems.
Network Administrator
Sets up, maintains, and monitors devices that support business operations. Projectors, Smartboards, etc..
Systems Administrator
Controls the outward-facing content on an organization’s website and intranets and ensures that the sites function and integrate with back-end systems, such as supporting databases.
Web Administrators
Configures and troubleshoots an organization’s data repositories
Database Administrator
Monitors the behaviors of the system components for anomalies and malicious attacks.
Cybersecurity Analysts
Provides end-user training and help users resolve issues accessing resources and systems
Technical Support Specialists
CIO
Chief Information Officer
CISO
Chief Information Security Officers
Using the resources and skills of a developed workforce from an external organization
Outsourcing
Assigning a project to employees within the organization
Insourcing
PM
Project Management
4 Project Management life cycle Phases
Initiation Phase, Planning Phase, Execution Phase, Project Closure
Broadly defines the project
Project Initiation
Developing a road map that everyone follows.
Project planning Phase
SMART
Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Timely
CLEAR
Collaborative, Limited, Emotional, Appreciable, Refinable
Outlines the objectives, deliverables, and milestones
Scope Statement
Breaking the project into manageable segments for the team
WBS
WBS
Work Breakdown Structure
Defining high-level goals to meet throughout the project’s duration
Milestone
Outlines the frequency and methods of communicating with stakeholders
Communication Plan
Identifying foreseeable risks including cost overruns and delays
Risk management Plan
When project deliverables are developed and completed
Project Execution
When the project is declared complete and the project team is dissolved
Project Closure
Three broad categories of risks a project may encounter
Risk in Execution, Risk in Integration, Risk of the Unknown
Budget, People, Technology, Equipment are example of
Risks in Execution
The chance of a project affecting other systems and processes in an organization is an example of
Risks in Integration
Uncontrolled change of a project’s vision
Scope Creep
Underestimated or improper allocation of cost is an example of
Budget Risk
Departments and individuals refuse organizational changes resulting from the project
Resistance to Change
Inability to secure sufficient assets for the project
Resource Risk
A vendor fails to deliver on contractual obligations
Contract Risk
Disputes or Disagreements between project participants is an example of
Project Risks
When completion of a task is dependent on the completion of other tasks
Project Dependencies
When beliefs about the project are invalidated during project development
Project Assumptions Risk
Prerequisites have not been properly validated or documented
Requirements Quality Risk
The change of a major negative event beyond human control
Force Majeure Risk
SDLC
System Development Life Cycle
CASE
Computer-Aided Software Engineering
What are the 6 phases of SDLC
Planning Designing Implementation Testing Development Maintenance
IDEs
Integrated Development Environments
Combines tools into a single packet.
Provides the programming tools needed to write and debug the apps as well as a graphical display to simulate the application’s interface and performance.
IDEs
ISO
International Organization for Standardization
ACM
Association for Computing Machinery
Systems are built during the SDLC ________ phase.
Implementation
develops a set of test data that ensures each instruction in the software is executed at least once
Basis Path Testing
involves having developers test internal structures of software
Glass-Box (aka white-box) testing
