Schaum's outline of theory and problems of computers and business / Lawrence S. Orilia
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TextPublication details: New York : SCHAUM'S OUTLINE SERIES, c1984Description: 287 pages : illustrations ; 29 cmISBN: - 70478341
- HF 5548.2 .O75 1984
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| GC HF 5548.2 .I54 1988 c.3 Business applications software for the IBM PC : alternate edition with VP-planner, dBase III/III Plus, and WordPerfect / | GC HF 5548.2 .M39 1984 The personal computer in business book : Complete with brand name buying guide / | GC HF 5548.2 .M68 1983 Personal computers, answering user needs / | GC HF 5548.2 .O75 1984 Schaum's outline of theory and problems of computers and business / | GC HF 5548.2 .P53 1986 Computer systems in business : an introduction / | GC HF 5548.2 .R63 1983 Introduction to data processing / | GC HF 5548.2 .R63 1989 Introduction to information processing / |
Includes index.
Chapter 1. Introduction to data processing concepts -- Chapter 2. Computer system components -- Chapter 3. Computer Codes -- Chapter 4. Input and output devices -- Chapter 5. Information processing systems -- Chapter 6. Introduction to program languages -- Chapter 7. Flowcharting -- Chapter 8. Structured designs -- Chapter 9. Systems analysis and design -- Chapter 10. The role of secondary storage -- Chapter 11. Management information systems (MIS) -- Chapter 12. A survey of computer systems.
The aim of the author in writing this book was to provide business people embarking on a study of computerized data processing with a broad range of introductory topics.
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