TEST 2 ANSWERS
ANALYZING &
MANAGING INFORMATION
TEST 2 MARKS
1.
Describe the information transformation process 3
Data is collected and organised into information;
information is analysed to create knowledge;
experience and expertise are applied to knowledge
to provide wisdom
Data is collected and organised into information;
information is analysed to create knowledge;
experience and expertise are applied to knowledge
to provide wisdom
2.
Name and define the 3 purposes of signs? 3
Forma the physical form of a sign
Forma the physical form of a sign
Informa the meaning of a sign
Performa the action caused by the sign
3.
Explain the meaning of these communicative acts?
3
Assertive
Assertive
explains how things are in a particular domain
Directive
attempts to get the receiver to take some action
Declarative
changes the state of an organizational domain
attempts to get the receiver to take some action
Declarative
changes the state of an organizational domain
4.
Name the levels of the Anthony Model and describe 3
the purpose and time-frame of each
Strategic (5-year period), Senior Management
the purpose and time-frame of each
Strategic (5-year period), Senior Management
Corporate initiatives, Investment and resource
planning
Tactical (1-12
months), Middle Management
Scheduling, budgeting, Logistics and Inventory control
Operational (1-7 days), Junior Management
Order processing, invoicing and credit control
5.
The quality of information is important to the
quality 2
of decision-making. Give 4 examples of quality criteria
of decision-making. Give 4 examples of quality criteria
Accuracy
Timeliness
(up-to-date)
Relevance
Legality
Security
Legality
Security
6.
Draw and label Shannon’s Model of Communication 2

7.
What are the meanings of cardinality and
optionality? 1
Cardinality is the number
of something in a set group
Optionality is whether there is a choice, or not to
participate
Optionality is whether there is a choice, or not to
participate
8.
Produce an information model which represents 8
the domain of criminal court cases.
the domain of criminal court cases.
Each judge has a list of cases.
Only one judge presides over each case.
For each case one prosecuting counsel is appointed.
to represent the Department of Prosecutions.
Cases are scheduled at one Crown Court.
A case may have one or more defendants.
Only one judge presides over each case.
For each case one prosecuting counsel is appointed.
to represent the Department of Prosecutions.
Cases are scheduled at one Crown Court.
A case may have one or more defendants.
Each defendant can have one or more
defending
counsel.
counsel.
NB
counsel means a lawyer (US) or barrister (UK)
Crown means the State of which the king or
queen (that wears the crown)
counsel means a lawyer (US) or barrister (UK)
Crown means the State of which the king or
queen (that wears the crown)
Prosecuting means bringing the case for the Crown
Defence means arguing for the defendant
Defence means arguing for the defendant
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