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General Questions You Might Be Asked (Q) with Guides for Answering (A) Your QualificationsQ. Tell me about yourself. A. This is not an autobiographical question. Focus on why you would like this job and how you have prepared yourself experientially and academically...

General Questions You Might Be Asked (Q) with Guides for Answering (A) Your QualificationsQ. Tell me about yourself. A. This is not an autobiographical question. Focus on why you would like this job and how you have prepared yourself experientially and academically...

Q. #1 Why have you had so many jobs? TRAPS: Your interviewer fears you may leave this position quickly, as you have others. He’s concerned you may be unstable, or a “problem person” who can’t get along with others. BEST ANSWER: First, before you even get to the interview stage, you should...

1.8.e Purpose and Impact of Generic Software. The purposes of the different types of generic software were covered in section 1.8.c. The impact of the different types of software have been profound. Word processing. Expectations have changed markedly since the days of the typewriter, which...

1.8.e Purpose and Impact of Generic Software. The purposes of the different types of generic software were covered in section 1.8.c. The impact of the different types of software have been profound. Word processing. Expectations have changed markedly since the days of the typewriter, which...

1.8.d Applications for which Common Packages are not appropriate Common applications packages are those that have been designed to satisfy particular needs that are common to a number of different applications. There are many other examples where computers are necessary but where the use is so...

1.8.c Generic Applications Software. There is nothing frightening about this section. The intention is simply that students should be able to suggest sensible software for given applications. The software automatically divides itself into specific uses. The student should be able to isolate...

1.8.b Features of Common Applications Stock control. As the name implies, stock control systems are used to keep track of the stock being held by an organisation. There are typically three areas that need to be handled by a stock control program. The first is to keep details of the individual...

1.8.a Custom Written and Off-the-Shelf Software. When the analyst has analysed the problem and come to a conclusion about how it can be solved, a decision has to be made about the software that should be used. There are many pieces of software that have already been written and are immediately...

1.7.i System Maintenance and the Software Life Span Systems may be designed for a well defined purpose and may realise that purpose, hence they would be considered successful. However, the original reasons for a particular system to be created may change, the hardware may alter, the law...

1.7.h Testing and Implementation Planning Any system needs to be tested to ensure that it works. This seems to be a fairly obvious statement, but in reality such testing is impossible in all but the simplest of systems because it simply is not possible to test every conceivable input to, or...

1.7.g Documentation The documentation of a system consists of all the text and graphics that explain how the system was produced, how it should be used, and how it can be maintained. Documentation is created at different stages in the life of a system and for different people to use. Some of...

1.7.f System Evaluation Any system must match certain criteria if it is to be considered successful. This does not only apply to a computer system but any system. For example, a car must satisfy various criteria before being able to be called a car • it must move under its own power • it must...

1.7.e Requirements Specifications The planning of any system design must start by deciding what the requirements are of the system. A system may need to store data for future reference or processing. However, simply being aware that the system may need to store data is not enough. • Decisions...

1.7.d Information Requirements of a System and Fact Finding When a computer system is being designed it is necessary to ensure that the designer of the system finds out as much as possible about the requirements of the system. We have already mentioned the importance of defining the problem but...

1.7.c A Feasibility Study. When the organisation and the systems analyst have agreed the definition of the problem, a decision must be made about the value of continuing with the computerised solution. The organisation may be convinced that there is a problem to be solved, and that its solution...

1.7.b Problem Definition It is important from the outset to ensure that when a computer system is being designed all those that are involved are agreed about the aims of the system. There will normally be a person, or a company or organisation, that decides that a task would benefit from...

1.7.a System Lifecycle as an Iterative Process When considering the systems development life cycle it is important to think of the different stages as a continually developing process rather than each stage being an end in itself. When one of the stages is completed the following stages may...

Qualitative Methods and Rigorous Management Research: (How) Are They Compatible? Introduction The role, benefits and appropriate use of qualitative research methods in the basic and applied social and clinical sciences have been discussed extensively in the research literature. The field of...