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050			_aT 57.6 .C37 1979
100			_aCarlsen, Robert D. _eauthor
245		4	_aThe systems analysis workbook : _ba complete guide to project implementation and control / _cRobert D. Carlsen
260			_aUnites States of America : _bPrentice-Hall, _cc1979
300			_a303 pages : _billustrations ; _c30 cm.
504			_aIncludes index.
505			_a1. The Workbook-An Efficient Approach to Systems Analysis. -- 2. Starting Out Right-Defining the Project. -- 3. Establishing Successful Relationships and Determining the System Environment. -- 4. Planning and Conducting Result-Getting Interviews. -- 5. Determining Necessary System Requirements and Desirable Features -- 6. Efficiently Documenting Existing-System Operations -- 7. Describing and Analyzing Existing-System Documents and Files. -- 8 Flowcharting the Existing System -- 9 Establishing a Cost/Benefit Baseline -- 10 The Value of the Workbook for Reviews -- 11 Using the Work Sheets to Develop the New System -- 12 Developing the Conceptual Program Design. -- 13 Analyzing and Designing System Forms. -- 14 Determining the Equipment Configuration. -- 15 Defining the Proposed System's Value -- 16Determining Personnel/Training Requirements -- 17Using the Workbook to Plan System Implementation. -- 18 Presenting the System Concept to Management -- 19 Documenting the System -- 20 Monitoring and Evaluating System Operations. -- 21 Recapitulation: Tying the Workbook System Together.
520			_aAs with the original edition, the Workbook provides a systematic method for analyzing both simple and complex projects. It provides work sheets, step-by-step guides and instructions and master checklists
650			_aSYSTEM ANALYSIS -- WORKBOOK
700			_aJames A. Lewis _eco-author
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