REVIEW OF SECOND TERM
Computer Science ICT SSS2 THIRD Term
WEEK 1
REVIEW OF SECOND TERM
Content
OBJECTIVE
- ……………… converts your program into a form that can be executed directly by the computer
- Software (b) Interpreter (c) Hardware
2. _________ is the step-by-step procedure for solving a particular problem.
- Problem b. sequence c. algorithm d. symbol
3. _________ is the diagrammatic representation of a step-by-step procedure for solving a particular problem.
- Algorithm b. Program c. Flowchart d. sequential solution
4. The following are characteristic of a flowchart EXCEPT one
- Flowcharts are read and drawn from bottom to top b. Flowcharts end symbol signifies the end of a program c. Flow lines are used to connect the flowchart symbols
- Different flowchart symbols are used for different operations.
- The actual writing or coding of a program in a particular programming language is known
as_________
- Debugging b. Program Coding c. Program Executing d. Program Decoding
- The following are characteristics of a good program EXCEPT one.
- Accuracy b. Clarity c. Compatible d. Readability
- The following are characteristics of an interpreter EXCEPT one
a. Execution is fast b. The resulting code is some sort of intermediate code c. The resulting code is interpreted by another program d. relatively little time is spent analyzing and processing the program
- _________ is a list of instructions issued to the computer to perform a particular task.
- Algorithm b. Computer program c. Hardware d. Peripherals
- One of the following is NOT a precaution to be taken when writing a program.
- No step should be skipped b. The order of execution must be followed sequentially c. Do not rush d. The use of a step-by-step approach should not be followed
- One of the following is NOT an objective of SDLC
- To minimize the productivity of the system staff
- To ensure that a high-quality system is delivered
- To maximize the productivity of the system staff
- To provide strong control over the system development
13. __________is the person that uses analysis and design techniques to solve business problems using
Information technology
- Programmer b. Data Entry Staff c. System Analyst d. Computer Engineer
- The following are the skills of a system Analyst EXCEPT one
- Information Technology knowledge and programming expertise
- Solving the problem using figures
- People Management knowledge and skill
- Understanding business problem
13. __________is the process of understanding in detail what a system should accomplish and what
is required to accomplish it.
- System Design b. System Analyst c. System Analysis d. SDLC
- The following are advantages of the System Development Life Cycle EXCEPT one
- Help in inefficient allocation of resources to a systems development project
- Promotes consistency among systems development project
- Simple and easy to use
- Easy to manage due to the rigidity of the model
- _______ is a collection of interrelated components that function together to form a whole and
achieve an outcome.
- Subsystem b. System c. Life cycle d. Development
- The following are the Waterfall Development cycle stage EXCEPT______
- Investigation Stage b. System analysis Stage c. System Manufacturing Stage
- System design Stage
- The oldest and classical method of SDLC is called_________ a. Waterfall Mean
b. Waterfall Model c. Waterfall Median d. Waterfall Mode
20. One of the following is NOT an information system component part. a. People
b. Communication Network c. IT room d. Data/ Information
- One of the following is NOT an input Device.
- Digital Camera b. Monitor c. Mouse d. Keyboard
- The following are examples of a word processor EXCEPT one.
a. Corel Draw b. Microsoft Word c. Word Perfect d. Perfect Writer
23. _______ is the use of computer software to create, edit, view, store, retrieve and print text documents.
- Word Processor b. Word Communication c. Word Processing d. Word Application
- The following are types of display effects of a Font Style EXCEPT one
- Italics b. Underline c. Times New Roman d. Bold
- ________feature creates a text with spacing before and after.
- Indent and Spacing b. Superscript c. Change Case d. Double strikethrough
- The following are examples of Indent and spacing EXCEPT one
- Alignment b. Indentation c. Tabs d. Ribbon
27. ________ refers to the unforeseen loss of data or information.
a. Backup b. Data loss c. Overwriting d. Antivirus
28. _______ is the process of making copies of files, so that the additional copies may be used to restore the original after a data loss event.
a. Manipulating b. Data Loss Event c. Backup d. Duplication
29. An occurrence of data loss can be called ________________
a. Data Loss Event b. Data Loss Occurrence c. Data Loss Show d. Data Loss occasion
30. The following are limitations of computerized file systems EXCEPT one.
a. Vulnerable to virus attacks b. Incompatible data file c. Cheap to set it up d. Data are often duplicated
31. The following are advantages of computer files over manual files EXCEPT one
a. Slow and inefficient in the processing of information b. Accurate information and faster decision-making c. Takes less space d. More timely information can be produced
- One of the following is NOT a computer file classification
- Reference file b. Random file c. Master file d. Transaction file
- __________ is a collection of related fields
- Data b. Field c. Record d. file
- The smallest unit of information stored in a computer file is called ________
- Files b. Data item c. Record d. Indexed
- The following are types of file organization methods EXCEPT _________
- Serial b. Sequential c. Transaction d. Indexed
- A file with a reasonable amount of permanency is known as__________ file.
- Reference files b. Master file c. Transaction file d. serial file
- A collection of wires through which data is transmitted from one part of a computer to another is known as
- Address B. Bus C. Register
- Computer data processing is grouped into the following EXCEPT one.
- Conversion B. Manipulation C. Register
- The following are types of register EXCEPT ___________
- CMR B. CIR C. MDR
- ___________ register acts like a buffer and holds data that is transferred from the memory to the processor.
- MDR B. CIR C. CP
THEORY
(Answer 1 & 2 and any other 2 questions)
1a. Define the following; 1mark each
- Register
- Bus
- Address
1b. Define the following terms; 1 mark each
- Computer files
- Record
- Field
- Data Item
1c. Define the following; 2marks each
- System Development Life Cycle
- System Analysis
- System Design
- System Analyst
2a. Explain the following; 1mark each
- System
- Information System
- Subsystem
2b. Define the following;
- Program
- Algorithm
- Flowchart
2c I. Construct a Truth Table of two (2) variables, using XOR logic gate. 2marks
3a. List and explain types of register 5marks
b. State five limitations of computerised file system 3marks
c. Draw a flow chart to calculate the area of a triangle with base, b and height, h. 4marks
d. State THREE (3) the objectives of SDLC 3marks
4a Draw a sample of file structure 3marks
b. List and explain the three methods for files security 3marks
c. State the criteria for classifying computer files. 3marks
d. Write an algorithm that will compute the average of three numbers a, b, c. 3marks
5. List and explain FOUR (4) characteristics of a program 5marks
b. List FIVE (5) stages in the Waterfall System Development cycle. 3marks
c. State three advantages of computer files over manual files. 4marks
d. State three characteristics of an algorithm. 3marks
6. Explain five (5) systems Analyst problem-solving Approach 4 marks.
b. Write a BASIC program to calculate the Area of a Triangle 3marks
c. List FIVE (5) steps involved in program development 4marks
d. List FIVE (5) disadvantages of System Development Life Cycle