Deneme Sınavı Soruları

The invention of the printing press in the 15th century, which allowed for the mass production of books and the dissemination of knowledge across Europe

The invention of the steam engine in the 18th century, which led to the industrial revolution and the growth of international trade and commerce

The construction of the first transcontinental telegraph in the United States in 1861, which allowed for faster communication across long distances

The launch of the first artificial satellite, Sputnik 1, by the Soviet Union in 1957, which sparked the space race and increased global interest in science and technology

The development of the World Wide Web in the 1990s, which revolutionized the way people access and share information across the globe

User-centric computing, crowded area services

Smart transportation, drones, robots

Disaster monitoring, emergency services

Virtual reality/ augmented reality, massive content streaming

Internet of things

The obligation of government officials to disclose all information to the public.

The principle that information held by the government should be accessible to the public.

The right of government officials to withhold information from the public in order to protect national security or other important interests.

The policy that government officials should never disclose information about their personal lives to the public.

The principle that government officials should only disclose information to the public if it benefits their personal interests.

Maladministration

Widespread corruption

Politicization of bureaucracy

Democratic deficit

Public policies

To create an international public opinion to influence decision makers

To act as mediators between governments and multinational corporations in order to negotiate better terms for local communities

To support the growth of multinational corporations in order to create jobs and stimulate economic development in developing countries

To promote national sovereignty and resist the forces of globalization

To provide financial support to developing countries in order to promote economic growth and reduce poverty

Transparency enhances the legitimacy of the bureaucracy.

The idea of transparency is an inevitable result of a democratic system that requires active citizens in the public sphere.

Transparency prevents corruption and maladministration by avoiding the misuse of bureaucratic authority and sources.

The main idea behind the principle of transparency is reporting to legal authorities.

Transparency creates trust between the bureaucracy and the citizens.

Mission

Vision

Philosophy

Principles 

Objectives

Only I 

I and II

Only II

I, II and III

Only III

I

II

III

IV

V

Both public and private administrations have certain management functions.

Both public and private administrations are organized according to administrative principles.

Both public and private administrations use similar management techniques.

Both public and private administrations are faced with similar problems.

Both public and private administrations aim for maximum profit.

limit/increase

increase/decrease

control/decrease

change/control

implement/present

Blue Ribbon

Dark Cord

Red Tape

Brown Portfolio

Black Bond