Q5: (12.5 points) Recently married (and soon to be father), Bryan Anderson works for a small startup named Ford Motor Company :-). Having learned about this in his MKTG 510 class, Bryan is interested in Customer Relationship Management and was happy to know that Ford does a very good job of this. Given this, he has decided that this is something he needs to to get a better grasp of to better understand the company he works for.  1) Please help Bryan by explaining what Customer Relationship Management is as well as 2) outlining its key functions.

For Hobbes, what is the difference between a state of war and a state of nature? 

Why is “qualia” a problem for physicalists? 

Mill disagrees with the criticism that utilitarianism is a selfish ideology.  In his refutation of this criticism, what does he mean by “unbiased spectator?”

Why does Kierkegaard claim that God’s existence cannot be proven? 

What was the main source of conflict between Rome and Carthage?

What did Diocletian do to make the Roman Empire more governable?

With respect to the sliding-tile puzzle algorithm used in the handout “Path Finding in AI”, the primary algorithm to find the path from the source to the goal vertex is:

The class ____ contains the definition of an output stream iterator

Since STC is on Semester Break you will be completing this exam outside of our face to face class meeting time. Please make sure you complete the exam by end of day 4/17/25. This exam includes questions from all the chapters that we have covered until 04/11/25 (Chapters Six-Ten). The test is OPEN NOTES. The test should be started once you have reliable internet access, 120 minutes of uninterrupted time and Honorlock browser. It includes 50 multiple choice questions (each worth 2 points) and four questions where you have to type out the answers including one extra credit question (worth 25 points). Please make sure your answers are thoughtful and reflect your preparation and effort. Please Ration your time wisely between the multiple choice questions and the Questions where you are expected to write out longer answers. Make sure you answer all parts of the questions.