Question

In those cases where the minor application is not connected to a major application or general support system, the minor application should be briefly described in a _________________________________ that has either a common physical location or is supported by the same organization.

A) Separate documentation or manual
B) Standalone report
C) Comprehensive appendix
D) Distinct user guide

Answer 1

A minor application not connected to major applications should be described in a comprehensive appendix, which is a section that provides additional, supporting information without cluttering the main documentation.

Step-by-step explanation:

When a minor application is not connected to a major application or general support system, and needs to be described independently, it should be included in a comprehensive appendix. The appendix serves to provide details that are relevant but not central to the main body of documentation. This allows users to reference additional information if needed, without cluttering the main report or documentation with details that are unnecessary for a general understanding of the system. Including a minor application in an appendix is appropriate when the application has either a common physical location or is supported by the same organization as the major application it accompanies.