Mis 6316 Final Exam Summer 2006 Dr. Heroy True/False

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MIS 6316 Final Exam

Summer 2006

Dr. Heroy
True/False

E-mail is never an acceptable way to market because all e-mail is spam.
GPS stands for General Position Statistics.
Search engines like Google and Yahoo are little help in finding real address locations.
Telnet was the first Internet protocol.
E-mail requires HTTP.
The Internet depends only on URLs for packets to correctly reach their destinations.
Video-on-demand has been delayed because of slow PCs.
Moore’s law sys that processing speed doubles every 36 months.
Data communication speed doubles every 9 months.
Television can be forwarded to you across the Internet.
Al Gore invented the Internet.
There are more than 300 million Internet users world wide.
Remote computers can use sensors to gather data which are analyzed and forwarded across the Internet.
DLP (digital light processing) from TI is one of the technologies competing for the large-screen HD TV market.
HDTV is the final improvement that will be made to TV.
There are no workable methods for achieving 3D TV.
Blue-Ray is a kind of new weapon system.
Holographic memory is not likely to change computing very much.
Fiber Optics won’t allow communication over 50 gigabits/second per fiber.
VoIP or Voice over IP will have little impact on the phone companies.
Moore’s law will probably not hold past the year 2010.
Disk drive capacities can get no larger than they are today.
WiMax can handle more users than WiFi.
Cell phones will never be useful for high speed (> 1 Gbps) data communication.
Internet games can not benefit from greater communication speeds.
Artificial Intelligence works just like the human brain.
All business applications operating over the Internet use Web Browsers and Web Servers.
An intelligent agent is a person that sells tickets over the Internet.
The Internet is a great help to Genomic Science.
The Internet is a valuable marketing tool.
The World Wide Web came 10 years before the Arpanet.
Light travel about 1000 times faster than sound.
Search engines promise to advance our science and technology.
Interactive TV over the Internet is still a long way away.
TiVo lets you broadcast your own programs over the Net.
Only geeks use the Internet.
DSL is delivered over optical fiber.
Remote cameras are a good use for the internet.
Home entertainment and home control can enhanced via the Net.
Codecs are rarely used on modern PCs.
Modems are no longer used.
PCs at UTD get their temporary IP addresses from the Proxy server.
There are many specialized databases on the Web.
New computer chips promise to be 100’s of times faster than current PC processors.
Multiplexing allows users to share the same wire or fiber.
Modulation is how we put information onto radio waves or light.
Data communication allows us to control semi-autonomous robots billions of miles away.
Geosynchronous satellites have to constantly tracked since they are always moving.
GPS uses geosynchronous satellites.

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