A) The study of communication and control in living organisms and machines. B) The study of ancient civilizations. C) The study of poetry. D) The study of weather patterns.
A) Tim Berners-Lee. B) Ada Lovelace. C) Alan Turing. D) Norbert Wiener.
A) Literature, chemistry, sociology, and music. B) Mathematics, engineering, biology, and psychology. C) Geology, physics, astronomy, and history. D) Art, economics, politics, and linguistics.
A) Absolutism. B) Anarchy. C) Dictatorship. D) The use of cybernetic principles in governing systems.
A) Medical research. B) Environmental science. C) Human-computer interaction. D) Law enforcement.
A) By avoiding dynamic exchanges. B) By emphasizing interactions and feedback loops. C) By ignoring system connectivity. D) By focusing on isolated components.
A) By simplifying systems for analysis. B) By promoting chaos within systems. C) By providing a framework for analyzing complex systems. D) By ignoring system dynamics.
A) By enhancing data analysis and modeling biological systems. B) By hindering genetic research. C) By limiting data access. D) By disconnecting biological processes. |