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Chapter 02 Introduction to Database Development

1. An system is a set of unrelated components that work independently to accomplish some objectives.
True False

2. The role of a database is to provide short-term memory for an information system.

True False

3. In the traditional systems development life cycle, the boundaries between the various phases are usually
well-defined and each phase is completed before the next phase is begun.
True False

4. In the traditional life cycle, the systems implementation phase begins when an information system becomes
operational.
True False

5. The systems analysis phase produces problem statement and feasibility study, which are inputs into the
systems design phase.
True False

6. Due to the high cost costs of developing new systems, a system is seldom changed once it has been
implemented.
True False

7. The broadest goal of database development is to produce a working database that processes data efficiently
and securely.
True False

8. Although establishing a common vocabulary among different parts of an organization is not easy, a database
can unify an organization by accomplishing this.
True False

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9. The characteristic of consistency in data quality is achieved when each part of the database has only one
meaning.
True False

10. Achieving good data quality is such an important goal in database design that short and long-term costs are
seldom an issue.
True False

11. The first two phases of database development are concerned with the information content of the database,
while the last two phases are concerned with the efficient implementation of the design.
True False

12. The external schema of a database represents all the requirements and formats of the system, while the
conceptual schema deals with the requirements of a particular usage of the database.
True False

13. The conceptual data modeling and logical database design phases are not concerned with the efficient
implementation of a database.
True False

14. Refinements to the conceptual data model usually occur in the logical database design phase.
True False

15. The two main activities in the logical database design phase of database development are conversion to
tables and data propagation.
True False

16. Database replication, a technique to improve performance by having multiple copies of the database
available to various user groups, is very seldom done in practice because it is too difficult to keep all the copies
consistent.
True False
17. Indexing on a column or group of columns of a table can improve the performance of update operations in a
database, but it slows down the retrieval process of queries.
True False

18. Data placement decisions usually occur in the distributed design phase of database development.
True False

19. Because many physical design and distributed design decisions must be tested on a populated database,
these last two phases of the development process are usually divided between systems design and systems
implementation.
True False

20. Conceptual data modeling is especially process-oriented and requires mostly hard skills of the database
designer.
True False

21. Due to the highly integrated nature of database design, design role specialization rarely occurs and the same
individual usually performs all phases of the development process.
True False

22. Analysis functions, which are supported by most products, are the most widely used function in CASE
tools.
True False

23. CASE is an acronym for computer-assisted system engineering.

True False

24. Prototyping tools are useful for creating forms and reports, but their main disadvantage is that they cannot
generate code.
True False
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