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13. (01.03 mc) a software company assembles a diverse team of programme…

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  1. (01.03 mc)

a software company assembles a diverse team of programmers to work together on a new music app. which of the following is a benefit of assembling a diverse team? (5 points)
○ the team can eliminate software testing since they are all working together and can find errors faster.
○ the team can finish the app development faster since they dont need to talk with other departments at the company.
○ the team can decrease bias in the app because each team member has unique perspectives and solutions.
○ the team can start an after - school program to teach middle school students how to code.

  1. (01.04 mc)

which of the following is an example of a rogue access point? (5 points)
○ software that encrypts the data on a computer and then holds the data hostage until the owner pays for its release
○ software attached to an email that replicates by emailing a copy of itself to every contact on the receiver’s computer
○ downloaded software that tracks the clicked keys when a computer is used
○ a fake hotspot with a name similar to one people are comfortable using, like their favorite restaurant or coffee shop’s name, that reroutes data to the owner of the hotspot

Explanation:

Brief Explanations
  1. A diverse team brings varied viewpoints, which helps identify and reduce biases in app development that a homogeneous team might miss. The other options are incorrect: diverse teams still need cross-department collaboration, they don't eliminate all testing needs, and teaching coding is not a direct benefit of team diversity for the app project.
  2. A rogue access point is an unauthorized network that mimics a legitimate one to steal data. The other options describe ransomware, email malware, and keylogging software, not rogue access points.

Answer:

  1. The team can decrease bias in the app because each team member has unique perspectives and solutions.
  2. A fake hotspot with a name similar to one people are comfortable using, like their favorite restaurant or coffee shop's name, that reroutes data to the owner of the hotspot