PROGRAMMING BY QUESTIONNAIRE

PROGRAMMING BY QUESTIONNAIRE

The approach is to present the user with a set of possible options, expressed in an English language questionnaire. By choosing from these options, the user specifies all the information necessary to construct his desired computer program. A 'Generator' program, informed of the selected op...

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Hauptverfasser: Ginsberg,Allen S, Markowitz,Harry M, Oldfather,Paula M
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COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
JOB ANALYSIS
PREPARATION
SIMSCRIPT SIMULATION LANGUAGE
SIMULATION
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