The Small Contractor and the Small ComputerStanford University, 1980 - 87 pages |
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... CHAPTER I - INTRODUCTION Reader's Guide Objectives and Methodology Page iii V 112 CHAPTER II - THE SMALL COMPUTER - ELEMENTARY CONCEPTS 5 CHAPTER III - Application Software Operation SMALL COMPUTER IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES Computer ...
... CHAPTER I - INTRODUCTION Reader's Guide Objectives and Methodology Page iii V 112 CHAPTER II - THE SMALL COMPUTER - ELEMENTARY CONCEPTS 5 CHAPTER III - Application Software Operation SMALL COMPUTER IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES Computer ...
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... chapter can be a chapter beginning . Also , this introduction is system oriented because it is felt that seeing the computer and all its parts as a system helps people understand how they operate . This chapter is organized into five ...
... chapter can be a chapter beginning . Also , this introduction is system oriented because it is felt that seeing the computer and all its parts as a system helps people understand how they operate . This chapter is organized into five ...
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... Chapter VI . are in Chapter VI . First , however , the reasons for and against acquiring a computer are treated . The basis for much of this material is the interviews held with contractors who had either been through this process or ...
... Chapter VI . are in Chapter VI . First , however , the reasons for and against acquiring a computer are treated . The basis for much of this material is the interviews held with contractors who had either been through this process or ...
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agreement application programs application software assembler language automated benefits Central Processing Unit Chapter common computer system considered construction firm data base management data base systems data file Data Organization data processing decision defined Dennis Brown devices discussed documentation environment equipment examine execution File Organization firm's flexibility function hardcopy terminals hardware and software high level languages implementation important in-house information system installation insure involves issues job level knowledge language processors lease machine code magnetic tape main memory manual medium microcomputer minicomputer modules monitoring nature needs negotiated object code objectives operating system Organization and Processing packages particular payroll perform peripheral personnel printers problems purchase record relates rental schedule service bureau situation small computer small construction small contractors software maintenance software vendor specific storage system software tailoring Tape Drive tasks taxes usually warranty Wooldridge and London