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HURIDOCS informatics course : level - 1, reader

By: Stormorken, BjornContributor(s): Hoivik, Helge [Co-author] | Hoivik, Helge [Co-author]Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Norway Trans I.T. 1989Description: 108pSubject(s): HURIDOCS - informatics course | HURIDOCSDDC classification: 323.4

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1. A model of information system
2. Input
3. Processing
4. Output
5. What are your users needs?
6. User Satisfaction
7. Documentation area
8. Limiting the documentation universe further
9. Input and processing
10. Bibliographic description
11. Query and retrieval
12. Definitions
13. Computer usage
14. The screen
15. Keyboard
16. Memory
17. Hardware and software
18. The operating system
19. Command syntax
20. Formatting codes
21. Function key template
22. Online help
23. Transfer by telephone transmissions
24. Communication parameters
25. Data security and confidentiality
26. Access security

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