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Q69 - Digital Transformation Journey (ID2)

Q1 - 2.1. Which of the following technologies is not an enabling technology?

Internet of things

Cobot

Laser

Q2 - 2.2. The digital transformation model involves

Enabling technologies

efficiency operational and business model evolution

Both of the previous answers

Q3 - 2.3. To increase efficiency operational which one of the following digital levers belongs to "data & analytics"

Sensors and automated data collection

M2M/P2M Communications

Digital Workflow

Q70 - Data Modeling: From Relational Databases to Big Data (ID3)

Q4 - 3.1. Which kind of data is better handled by means of a relational database?

Graph-like

Document-like

Tabular-like

Q5 - 3.2. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Big Data?

Volume

Variety

Robustness

Q6 - 3.3. The acronym "ETL" stands for

Extract, Transform, Load

Extract, Transfer, Load

Extract, Transform and Loop

Q73 - Introduction to Industrial Cybersecurity (ID7)

Q13 - 7.1. In industrial control systems, which is the more important security principle?

Confidentiality

Availability

Integrity

Q14 - 7.2. The Stuxnet incident is relevant because it was the first time

A malware targeted specific elements of an industrial control system

A ransomware was found in an electrical substation

Confidential data of nuclear facilities were exfiltrated using malware

Q15 - 7.3. Generally, industrial control systems

Use encrypted communication protocols

Are designed for a great lifespan and, as result, might include outdated elements

Are updated/patched frequently

Q75 - Digital interpretation of cultural heritage (ID9)

Q19 - 9.1. Digitalisation, digitisation and digital transformation mean

The same things

The opposite things

Different things

Q20 - 9.2. 3D models is comprised of

Points

Polygons

Cubes

Q21 - 9.3. When capturing photos in the process of photogrammetry, we should pay attention to

Light reflection, shadows, resolution, overlap of photos

Light reflection, altitude, shadows, resolution, overlap of photos

Shadows, resolution, overlap of photos, artistic value of photos

Q76 - A case study of the application of Tourism 4.0 technology in Odesa, Ukraine (ID10)

Q22 - 10.1. How can government tourism departments best improve their strategic planning

Conducting street interviews with visitors

Holding meetings and discussions with tourism sector providers

Collecting digital data from multiple sources for analysis in packages such as Microsoft Power BI

Q23 - 10.2. Which of the following data sets gives the best results on tourism flows from High-Performance Data Analytics

Anonymised cellphone metadata

Energy consumption statistics

Public transport ticket sales

Q24 - 10.3. Which of the following features poses the greatest obstacle for implementing Tourism 4.0 technologies in public authorities

Lack of cooperation from private service companies to provide data

Lack of data exchange between different government departments

Lack of computing facilities and suitably trained staff

Q77 - Nanomaterials - Introduction (ID11)

Q25 - 11.1. Zero dimensional particles are

Quantum wires

Quantum dots

Quantum films

Q26 - 11.2. Particles with a size of the order of 10-9 m are

Microparticles

Nanoparticles

Mesoparticles

Q27 - 11.3. On the interaction of what particles is quantum electronics based?

Electron and electron

Photon and photon

Photon and electron

Q79 - Nanomaterials: Magic of Carbon (ID13)

Q31 - 13.1. How many electrons does carbon have in its outer energy level?

Q32 - 13.2. Which allotropic modification of carbon has the highest hardness?

Graphite

Diamond

Fullerene

Q33 - 13.3. Who was awarded the Nobel Prize for the discovery of graphene?

William Henry Bragg and William Lawrence Bragg

Alain Aspect, John F. Clauser, and Anton Zeilinger

Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov

Q81 - An introduction to Quantum Computing (ID15)

Q37 - 15.1. Does quantum computers already exists?

Only in the science fiction movies

Quantum computers already exists

Quantum computers does not exists yet

Q38 - 15.2. Quantum information is stored in

Bits as zeros and ones

Qubits as linear superposition of zeros and ones

Bitcoins as alphabetic characters

Q39 - 15.3. Which of the following is nowadays a quantum computing application

Random number generator

Sum of two real numbers

Steering control of spacecraft flying to the nearby galaxy

Q82 - Introduction to Deep Learning and Nanotechnology Applications (ID16)

Q40 - 16.1. What is the effect of the following kernel if we convolve an image with it?

Seems like it could detect the edges in an image.

It’s just an identity kernel (does nothing to an image). Because all the numbers are identical.

It’s a blurring kernel because it will reduce the intensity of the pixels.

Q41 - 16.2. What does segmentation mean in image processing?

’Segment’ signifies dividing the image into different parts, because that’s what I found in the dictionary.

Segmentation refers to classifying every pixel based on object class. For example in an image of a horse with some background, segmentation refers to classifying every pixel to either the ’background’ class or the ’horse’ class.

It means we can detect an object in an image. Maybe that’s what we did in class

Q42 - 16.3. Given an image data array of shapes: (600, 64, 64, 3); what the numbers may represent?

600: Number of images; (64, 64): width and height of the image; 3: number of channels (possibly Red, Green, Blue).

600: Number of pixels; (64, 64): width and height of the image; 3: 3 number of channels (possibly Red, Green, Blue).

600: Number of images; (64, 64): width and height of the image; 3: 3 objects in an image.

Q83 - Entrepreneurship and start-up management (ID17)

Q43 - 17.1. Which of the following is not a typical approach to launching a startup?

Lean startup

Just do it!

Garbage can

Q44 - 17.2. The "minimum viable product" is

The first idea for an incrementally improved new product

A new product that works only when operated by its inventors

A fully functional new product with basic features

Q45 - 17.3. Which of the following attributes characterize entrepreneurs?

They develop a vision to address a relevant problem

They control all the resources for their new venture

They are experts in marketing, finance and manufacturing

Q84 - Innovation as a management challenge (ID18)

Q46 - 18.1. Innovation is a source of competitive advantage?

For big firms

For small and medium firms

Both of the previous answers.

Q47 - 18.2. Innovation is

An output

A process

Both of the previous answers

Q48 - 18.3. Product innovations

Are embodied in the outputs of an organization

Are innovations in the way an organization conducts its business

Are always radical innovations

Q87 - Innovation on the field - real cases (ID22)

Q58 - 22.1. How does collaboration contribute to the success of art thinking?

It brings together diverse perspectives and expertise for more innovative solutions.

Collaboration is not relevant in art thinking methods.

It limits creativity and individual expression in the problem-solving process.

Q59 - 22.2. What is social innovation?

Social innovation refers to the process of developing new solutions to address social and environmental challenges.

Social innovation is a term used to describe traditional business models focused on profit maximization.

Social innovation is a concept unrelated to societal progress and problem-solving.

Q60 - 22.3. Which social innovation has had a significant impact on education?

The proliferation of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), making education accessible to a global audience.

The introduction of digital learning platforms, revolutionizing the traditional classroom experience.

Social innovation has had no noteworthy impact on education in the last 20 years.

Q68 - Business strategies in high-innovation potential areas (Nanotechnology, Industry 4.0, Artificial intelligence) (ID23)

Q61 - 23.1. The method by which managers conceive of and implement a strategy that can lead to a sustainable competitive advantage is

Strategic planning

Strategic implementation

Strategic management process

Q62 - 23.2. Anything that a firm does especially well compared to rival firms is referred to as

Competitive advantage

An external opportunity

Opportunity cost

Q63 - 23.3. Vision statement in business strategy shows the answer the question

"What do we want to become?"

"What is our business?"

"Why does our business exist?"

Q7 - Lean production (BUSINESS CASE) (IDX1)

Q8 - X1.1. What is Kaizen?

"An approach for continuous improvement of business processes"

"A system to automatically detect errors in machinery"

"An approach for continuous flow processing"

Q16 - X1.2. What are the 3 dimensions of lean approach interventions?

"Quality, cost, leadtime"

"Operating systems, mindsets and behaviour, management infrastructure"

"Standardized work, employee satisfaction, performance management"

Q17 - X1.3. What is a waste?

"An activity that directly increases the value of the product in the eyes of the customer"

"An activity that does not directly add customer value, but which is necessary to maintain operations"

"An activity that does not add any value to a product"

Q11 - Collaborative robotics (IDX2)

Q12 - X2.1. The type of full interaction between human and robot sharing the same workspace at the same time is called?

"Co-existence"

"Co-operation"

"Collaboration"

Q29 - X2.2. In which of the following scenarios are contacts between human and robot allowed?

"Safety-rated monitored stop"

"Power and force limiting"

"Speed and separation monitoring"

Q30 - X2.3. The risk assessment in collaborative robotics applications must take into account:

"Robotic manipulator and gripper"

"Robot workspace and manipulated objects"

"Both of the previous answers"

Q18 - Technology Readiness Level (IDX3)

Q28 - X3.1. What do Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) assess?

"Market potential of a technology"

"Technical maturity of a technology"

"Environmental impact of a technology"

"Cost-effectiveness of a technology"

Q10 - X3.2. At which TRL level is a technology typically considered ready for commercialization and widespread use?

"TRL 1"

"TRL 4"

"TRL 6"

"TRL 9"

Q9 - X3.3. Which of the following best describes TRL 5 in the Technology Readiness Levels scale?

"Concept and feasibility studies have been conducted."

"Laboratory-scale validation of the technology has been completed."

"Prototype development and testing in a relevant environment have been accomplished."

"The technology is in full-scale production and widely available in the market."