Which of the following best describes the meaning of this entity-relationship diagram Quizlet

Traffic Ticket
Using Chen Model with the (min, max) notation, provide all appropriate cardinality using the following business rules:
A vehicle is owned by one and only driver. A driver owns at least one vehicle.
A law enforcement officer issues many fine tickets and a motorist may have received many fine tickets.

1. Using Chen Model with the (min, max) notation, provide the appropriate cardinality using the above business rules for number 1
a. (0,N)
b. (0,P)
c. (N,M)
d. (1,1)
e. (1,M)
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2. Using Chen Model with the (min, max) notation, provide the appropriate cardinality using the above business rules for number 2
a. (0,N)
b. (0,P)
c. (N,M)
d. (1,1)
e. (1,M)
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3. Using Chen Model with the (min, max) notation, provide the appropriate cardinality using the above business rules for number 3
a. (0,N)
b. (0,P)
c. (N,M)
d. (1,1)
e. (1,M)
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4. Using Chen Model with the (min, max) notation, provide the appropriate cardinality using the above business rules for number 4
a. (0,N)
b. (0,P)
c. (N,M)
d. (1,1)
e. (1,M)
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5. Using Chen Model with the (min, max) notation, provide the appropriate cardinality using the above business rules for number 5
a. (0,N)
b. (0,P)
c. (N,M)
d. (1,1)
e. (1,M)

Place the following eras of IT infrastructure evolution in order, from earliest to most recent: (1) Cloud Computing Era (2) Client/Sever, (3) Enterprise Era, (4) Personal Computer, and (5) Mainframe and Minicomputer.

1) 4, 5, 3, 2, 1

2) 5, 4, 2, 3, 1

3) 4, 5, 2, 3, 1

4) 5, 4, 2, 1, 3

The four steps are problem identification, solution design, choice of a solution, and implementation. In the problem identification step, relevant people in an organization must agree that a problem exists, about what the problem is and what its causes are, and what can be done about the problem given the organization's resources. In the solution design step, as many possible solutions should be determined. In the choice step, you choose the best solution from the list of options determined in the previous step. It is important to match a choice to existing resources, skills, and feasibility. In the last step, implementation, the solution is put in place. In information systems solutions, this may include purchasing hardware or software and testing it. Implementation also includes employee training, change management, and using a method to measure the outcome.

The three dimensions to business problems are:
(1) Organizational: This may include outdated business processes, unsupportive culture and attitudes, political conflict, turbulent business environment and change, complexity of task, inadequate resources.
(2) Technology: This may include insufficient or aging hardware, outdated software, inadequate data management, insufficient telecommunications capacity, incompatibility of old systems with new technology, and rapid technological change.
(3) People: This may include lack of employee training, difficulties in evaluation performance, legal and regulatory compliance, work environment, lack of employee support and participation, indecisive management, or poor management.

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