Successful data processing system analysis/ Thomas R. Gildersleeve.
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LRC - Annex | National University - Manila | General Education | Relegation Room | GC QA 76 .G55 1978 (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | c.1 | Available | NULIB000002351 |
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GC QA 303 .T75 1983 Calculus and analytic geometry / | GC QA 402 .S88 1975 Systems : analysis, administration, and architecture / | GC QA 531 .H478 1982 Trigonometry with Calculations / | GC QA 76 .G55 1978 Successful data processing system analysis/ | GC QA 79.I5 .B73 1987 Introduction to instrumental analysis / | GC QB 42.3 .S44 1988 c.1 Foundations of astronomy / | GC QB 42.3 .S44 1988 c.2 Foundations of astronomy / |
Includes index.
Part 1. Data Collection -- Part 2. Communication -- Part 3. The Functional Specification -- Part 4. Other Skills .
The development and installation of data processing systems re- quire many skills. Some of these skills, such as writing programs and designing systems, have a technical orientation. The other skills generally assume some degree of technical competence but are aimed primarily at the human side of systems: the identification of the problem to be solved, the investigation into system feasibility, the functional specification of the system, the training of the personnel who must interface with the system, and the determination of sys- tem acceptability.
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