Users and Administrators Flashcards
Define Users.
Individuals who log in to Hyperspace to perform various tasks.
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Define Workflow.
(Definition not explicitly provided in the sources or previous conversation, you may need to refer to the study guide directly).
Define Hyperspace.
The environment that users log in to in order to perform various tasks.
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Define Activity.
(Definition not explicitly provided in the sources or previous conversation, you may need to refer to the study guide directly).
Define Epic menu.
(Definition not explicitly provided in the sources or previous conversation, you may need to refer to the study guide directly).
Define Epic search.
(Definition not explicitly provided in the sources or previous conversation, you may need to refer to the study guide directly).
Define Chronicles.
(Definition is introduced as a topic of study in, but a specific definition isn’t provided in the excerpts).
Define Administrator.
In this class, administrators, such as the Cogito Tools Administrator, build public reporting content.
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Define Applications.
(Mentioned as part of ‘Epic Roadmaps’, but a specific definition isn’t provided in the excerpts).
Define Analyst.
Another term for an administrator in Epic, often referring to their role in an organization.
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Define Build.
(Referenced in the context of administrators building content and in the role of the Build Tracker, but a specific definition isn’t provided in the excerpts).
Define Record.
(Referenced in the context of Chronicles, but a specific definition isn’t provided in the excerpts).
Define Security.
(Listed as a key term, but a specific definition isn’t provided in the excerpts).
Define Change management.
(Listed as a key term, but a specific definition isn’t provided in the excerpts).
Define Build tracker.
(Listed as a key term, but a specific definition isn’t provided in the excerpts).
Define Database Administrator.
(Listed as a key term, but a specific definition isn’t provided in the excerpts).
Define Chronicles Administrator.
(Listed as a key term, but a specific definition isn’t provided in the excerpts).
Define Clarity Administrator.
(Listed as a key term, but a specific definition isn’t provided in the excerpts).
Define Caboodle Administrator.
(Listed as a key term, but a specific definition isn’t provided in the excerpts).
Define Cogito Project Manager.
(Listed as a key term, but a specific definition isn’t provided in the excerpts).
Define Business Intelligence Developer.
(Listed as a key term, but a specific definition isn’t provided in the excerpts).
Define Application Analyst.
A role within the Cogito Analytics Team.
Define Caboodle Developer.
(Listed as a key term, but a specific definition isn’t provided in the excerpts).
Define Cogito Tools Administrator.
An administrator who builds public reporting content.
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Define Cogito Principal Trainer.
(Listed as a key term and the role asks ‘How are users trained?’ and ‘How do I adapt training for my organization?’, but a comprehensive definition isn’t provided in the excerpts).
How do you Log in to Hyperspace?
(This task is mentioned and an exercise demonstrates logging in, but the specific steps are not detailed in the provided excerpts. You would need to refer to the training materials directly).
Name the different roles and responsibilities of Cogito team members.
The Cogito Analytics Team includes roles like the Cogito Tools Administrator, Business Intelligence Developer, and Application Analyst. The Cogito Project Manager, Database Administrator, Chronicles Administrator, Clarity Administrator, Caboodle Administrator, Caboodle Developer, and Cogito Principal Trainer are also listed. The responsibilities for the Cogito Tools Admin include delivering content to users. Analysts consider what is available in the Foundation System and how their organization will use what they build. Principal Trainers focus on user training and its adaptation. It is recommended to self-study the roles within your own organization.
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Explain the difference between a user and an administrator.
Users log in to Hyperspace to perform various tasks. Administrators, such as the Cogito Tools Administrator, build public reporting content. An analyst is another term for an administrator in Epic.
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