Which of the following computer components accepts signals and converts them to a digital format that matches the signal's meaning?
A) a monitor
B) a hard disk
C) a keyboard
D) a printer
C
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Robin is a human resource manager at Techtronic, a software company. She receives a call from an HR manager at another software company asking about Megan, a software engineer who used to work at Techtronic and has applied for a job at the caller's company. Robin checks the company's records and sees that a coworker had accused Megan of racial discrimination, but an investigation did not turn up any evidence to support the charge. Megan left the company two months later, saying she was no longer comfortable there. Robin is concerned about sharing the details of this situation with the caller. If telling the information to the caller leads to the other company not hiring Megan, what potentially unlawful behavior could Megan accuse Techtronic of engaging in?
A. defamation B. misrepresentation C. fraud D. negligence E. misappropriation
Auditors need to choose materiality amounts carefully because once a materiality judgment has been made, it cannot be revised
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
An additional partner review of the audit and its findings is typically performed by an experienced member of the firm. Which of the following individuals is most qualified to perform this concurring partner review?
a. The engagement partner who has worked on the client for three years. b. An employee of the enforcement division of the SEC. c. An experienced partner of the firm who did not actively participate on the audit. d. A partner of another firm or office who knows the client well and who was a vital member of the audit team.
To evaluate the performance of individual departments, interdepartmental transfers of a product should preferably be made at prices
a. equal to the market price of the product. b. set by the receiving department. c. equal to fully-allocated costs of the producing department. d. equal to variable costs to the producing department.