Question

I am in week 9 and I need help. Create requirement specifications, design specifications, and processing models (including input/out tables, data flow models, and procedural processing).
First of all what do each of these terms mean? That is all I need to know I am in Axia college and I know that you do not have their materials but if you could explain what exactly they are looking for that would be a great help.

Answer 1

But what is the School Subject? IT/210 does not tell me.

Sra

Answer 2

Currency conversion project if you need something specific let me know my instructer is not much help with this.

Answer 3

FUNDAMENTALS OF PROGRAMMING WITH ALGORITHMS AND LOGIC (

Answer 4

So you are working on a project for currency conversion.

Imagine you are the manager of a financial firm, and you need to hire a consulting firm to do the job. What would you put in the requirements document to make sure you get what you need?

What would you accept in terms of the design, how many and which currencies do you need, how do the conversion rates get updated....

Look up your text book to find out the definition of these terms, and see if you can come up with some proposed response.

We'll be glad to help you refine your response.

Answer 5

I figured out all of them except for procedural processing I cannot find the definition for this in my reading and my instructor keeps saying please see the assignment below others in the class have also asked him with the same result. I could not even begin to come up with an answer for it.

Answer 6

Procedural processing refers usually to a language where the action is executed linearly, one instruction after another, unless there are loops or branches. Examples are C, C++, Fortran and Basic.

With modern user-oriented languages, processing is according to the user-interaction such as the movement of a mouse, a mouse-click, keyboard, etc. This is called event-driven processing.