Concept Modelling — Learn free

Self-check

Questions 1–10 of 10

1. What is Concept Modelling?
Question 1A. The practice of designing physical tables and indexesB. The practice of drawing BPMN swimlanesC. The practice of mapping servers to applicationsD. The practice of identifying and defining core business concepts so their meanings are clearly understood and consistently usedE. The practice of writing data quality rules
2. What is the main goal of Concept Modelling?
Question 2A. To normalise dataB. To choose a storage platformC. To define data typesD. To automate workflowsE. To establish a common vocabulary
3. Which of the following is deliberately excluded from Concept Modelling?
Question 3A. Business concepts such as Customer or LoanB. Relationships between concepts at a semantic levelC. Technical details such as attributes, data types, tables or system logicD. The meaning of key termsE. Agreement on definitions
4. In the school example of Concept Modelling, which relationship is described?
Question 4A. A student has a student IDB. An exam has a score stored in a tableC. A student enrols in a course, and a course has examsD. A course is stored in a databaseE. A teacher is paid a salary
5. Which statement is an example of a Concept Modelling relationship in the loan business?
Question 5A. The loan table has a foreign key to the customer tableB. Loan amount is stored as a decimalC. The Risk Engine sends data to Core BankingD. A loan officer is in the second swimlaneE. A customer applies for a loan
6. How is a loan approval rate defined in terms of concepts?
Question 6A. Using the number of tables in the loan databaseB. Using the number of swimlanes in the processC. Using the interest rate columnD. Using the concepts of approved loans and total applicationsE. Using the size of the data warehouse
7. How is a delinquent loan defined at the concept level?
Question 7A. A loan with a high interest rateB. A loan with missed repaymentsC. A loan stored in the collections systemD. A loan above a set amountE. A loan without a customer identifier
8. Which later artefacts often build on concept models as their foundation?
Question 8A. Ontologies, information models and data modelsB. Network diagrams and server inventoriesC. Marketing plans and sales targetsD. Backup schedules and recovery plansE. User interface wireframes
9. Which statement describes the nature of Concept Modelling?
Question 9A. High-level and semantic, technology-independent, understandable by both business and technical audiencesB. Low-level and physical, tied to a database engineC. Focused on execution by workflow enginesD. Concerned with system integrations and data flowsE. Designed only for developers
10. In the comparison of Enterprise Data Modelling, Conceptual/Logical Architecture and Concept Modelling, which summary is correct?
Question 10A. Enterprise Data Modelling = what the core terms mean; Concept Modelling = what data exists across the organisationB. Enterprise Data Modelling = what data exists across the organisation; Conceptual/Logical Architecture = how systems and data fit together; Concept Modelling = what the core terms actually meanC. All three describe how systems integrateD. Concept Modelling = how systems fit together; Architecture = what terms meanE. Enterprise Data Modelling = how work flows; Concept Modelling = who does what