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Explain how the software component of an information system is designed.
 
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Question 2

Web applications can be developed by less-skilled, lesser-paid employees; they are considerably cheaper to develop than ________ applications.
 
  A) thin-client
  B) user-code
  C) remote
  D) native



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Answer to Question 1

Software design depends on the source of the programs. For off-the-shelf software, the team must determine candidate products and evaluate them against the requirements. For off-the-shelf with alteration software, the team identifies products to be acquired off-the-shelf and then determines the alterations required. For custom-developed programs, the team produces design documentation for writing program code. For a cloud-based system, one important design decision is where application processing will occur. All can occur on mobile devices, all can occur on cloud servers, or a mixture can be used.

Answer to Question 2

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