16. ___ are designed to solve complex problems by reasoning through bodies of knowledge.Question 2Answera.Computer systemsb.Transaction processing systemsc.Operating systemsd.Expert systems

Explain two scenarios where an expert systems can be used.

Which of the following is / are Components of an Expert System?Question 7Answera.All of the above mentionedb.Knowledge Base & Data Acquisition Subsystemc.User Interfaced.Interference Engine

In an expert system, the expertise is contained in a:Question 22Answera.Any of the aboveb.Knowledge basec.Model based.Database

17. The ___ represents facts and rules.Question 3Answera.None of theseb.Inference enginec.Knowledge based.Operating system

determine whether a problem is suitable for a computer solution. describe the computer problem-solving process and relate it to Polya’sHow to Solve It list. distinguish between following an algorithm and developing one. apply top-down design methodology to develop an algorithm to solve aproblem. define the key terms in object-oriented design. apply object-oriented design methodology to develop a collection of inter-acting objects to solve a problem. discuss the following threads as they relate to problem solving: informa-tion hiding, abstraction, naming things, and testing