Forms are classified into several categories: flat forms, unit-set/snapout forms, continuous strip/fanfold forms, NCR paper, and preprinted forms. These types are described briefly.
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- Levels Of Quality Assurance
- Maintenance And Support
- Software Testing And Implementation
- Software Design Specifications
- Software Requirements Specifications
- Quality Factors Specifications
- Quality Assurance Goals In The Systems Life Cycle
- Quality Assurance
- User Acceptance Testing
- System Documentation.
- System Testing
- String Testing
- Program Testing
- Types Of System Tests
- System Teasting
- Prepare Operational Documents
- Prepare Job Performance Aids
- Compile/Assemble Programs
- Plan User Training
- Prepare Test Data For Transaction Path Testing
- Prepare Test Data For Program Testing
- Specify Conditions For User Acceptance Testing
- Prepare Test Plan
- Activity Network For System Testing
- The Test Plan
- The Nature Of Test Data
- What Do We Test For?
- Why System Testing?
- Summary
- The Role Of The Data Base Administrator
- Steps In Normalization
- Normalization
- Entities And Attributes
- Relational Structuring.
- Network Structuring.
- Hierarchical Structuring
- Types Of Data Structure
- Types Of Relationships
- Data Structure
- Schemas And Subschema
- Logical And Physical View Of Data
- Key Terms
- Objectives Of Data Base
- Data Base Design
- Direct-Access Organization
- Inverted List Organization
- Chaining
- Indexed Sequential Organization
- Sequential Organization
- File Organization
- File Structure
- Summary
- Form Control
- Cost Considerations
- Paper Selection
- Form Instructions
- Ballot Box And Check-Off Designs
- Spacing Requirements
- Box Design
- Rules And Captions
- Data Classification And Zoning
- Form Title And Number
- Layout Consideraations
- HCR (No Carbon Required) Paper
- Continuous Strip/Fanfold Forms
- Unlt·Seti/Snapout Forms
- Flat Forms
- Types Of Forms
- Carbon Paper As A Form Copier
- Requirements Of Forms DesignForms design follows a...
- Classificaion Of Forms
- What Is A Form?
- Form Design
- Output Design
- CRT Screen Design
- The Prompt (Conversational Mode)
- The Formatted Form
- The Menu
- Online Data Entry
- Input Media And Devies
- Source Documents
- Input Dtaa
- Input Design
- Summary
- Audit Trail And Documentation Control
- Processing Controls And Data Validation
- Audit Considerations
- Personnel Allocation
- Major Development Activities
- User Involvement
- Stuctured Walkthrough
- HIPO And IPO Charts
- From-Driven Methodology-The Ipo Charts
- Functional Decomposition
- Structured Design
- Design Methodologies
- Logical And Phycal Design
- The Process And Stages Of Systems Design
- Application Proplem
- Application Problem
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