This document appears to be an exam for a course on e-commerce. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions about various topics relating to e-commerce, including early forms of electronic commerce; threats to the information economy like viruses and digital piracy; e-commerce and e-business models; software vendors like Oracle; encryption methods like SSL and HTTPS; components of e-business models; ways to deliver enterprise information like web services and portals; wireless communication standards; and protocols like SIP and SIMPLE. The exam is divided into three parts testing basic knowledge, short answers, and longer explanations on topics such as intellectual property protection, building an e-commerce prototype, benefits of web addressability, and requirements for starting an
This document appears to be an exam for a course on e-commerce. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions about various topics relating to e-commerce, including early forms of electronic commerce; threats to the information economy like viruses and digital piracy; e-commerce and e-business models; software vendors like Oracle; encryption methods like SSL and HTTPS; components of e-business models; ways to deliver enterprise information like web services and portals; wireless communication standards; and protocols like SIP and SIMPLE. The exam is divided into three parts testing basic knowledge, short answers, and longer explanations on topics such as intellectual property protection, building an e-commerce prototype, benefits of web addressability, and requirements for starting an
This document appears to be an exam for a course on e-commerce. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions about various topics relating to e-commerce, including early forms of electronic commerce; threats to the information economy like viruses and digital piracy; e-commerce and e-business models; software vendors like Oracle; encryption methods like SSL and HTTPS; components of e-business models; ways to deliver enterprise information like web services and portals; wireless communication standards; and protocols like SIP and SIMPLE. The exam is divided into three parts testing basic knowledge, short answers, and longer explanations on topics such as intellectual property protection, building an e-commerce prototype, benefits of web addressability, and requirements for starting an
This document appears to be an exam for a course on e-commerce. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions about various topics relating to e-commerce, including early forms of electronic commerce; threats to the information economy like viruses and digital piracy; e-commerce and e-business models; software vendors like Oracle; encryption methods like SSL and HTTPS; components of e-business models; ways to deliver enterprise information like web services and portals; wireless communication standards; and protocols like SIP and SIMPLE. The exam is divided into three parts testing basic knowledge, short answers, and longer explanations on topics such as intellectual property protection, building an e-commerce prototype, benefits of web addressability, and requirements for starting an
1. Which is the earliest type of electronic commerce?
(a) digital marketing (b) digital selling (c) digital service (d) both (a) and (b)
2. Which is the greatest threat to the success of the
information economy? (a) viruses (b) software attacks (c) digital piracy (d) cybercrime 3. ___________ is an approach a company takes to become profitable business on the Internet. (a) E-Commerce Model (b) E-business Model (c) E-signature (d) Digital Signature 4. Which vendor is the worlds leading supplier of software for information management? (a) Moai (b) mySAP (c) Oracle (d) Sapient 5. ___________ is a method of data encryption used to secure transactions between client and server. (a) SSL (b) HTTPS (c) Firewall (d) SMTP 6. B-business model includes (a) Strategies and Knowledge Management (b) Knowledge Management only (c) Business process domain (d) Both (a) and (c) 7. ________ are the standard browser based vehicles to delivers enterprise information. (a) Web Services (b) Enterprise Portals (c) Enterprise Operations (d) Wireless Services
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8. Which is the problem solving technique made possible by product usage attributes? (a) Visual Catalogue (b) Parametric Comparison (c) Accessorization (d) Categorization
B.E./B.Tech. Degree Examinations, January 2010 Regulations 2008 First Semester Commom To All Branches Ge2112 Fundamental of Computing and Programming PART A - (10 2 20MARKS)
B.E./B.Tech. Degree Examinations, January 2010 Regulations 2008 First Semester Commom To All Branches Ge2112 Fundamental of Computing and Programming PART A - (10 2 20MARKS)
