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Lecture Systems analysis and design methods (7/e): Chapter 15 – Whitten, Bentley

In this chapter you will learn how to design and prototype computer outputs. You will know how to design and prototype outputs when you can: Distinguish between internal, external, and turnaround outputs; differentiate between detailed, summary, and exception reports; identify several output implementation methods; differentiate among tabular, zoned, and graphic formats for presenting information;. | Chapter 15 Output Design and Prototyping Chapter 15 – Output Design and Prototyping Objectives Distinguish between internal, external, and turnaround outputs. Differentiate between detailed, summary, and exception reports. Identify several output implementation methods. Differentiate among tabular, zoned, and graphic formats for presenting information. Distinguish among area, bar, column, pie, line, radar, donut, and scatter charts and their uses. Describe several general principles that are important to output design. Design and prototype computer outputs. 15- Chapter 15 – Output Design and Prototyping 15- Chapter 15 – Output Design and Prototyping Taxonomy for Computer-Generated Outputs Distribution Delivery Internal Output (reporting) Turnaround Output (external; then internal) External Output (transactions) Printer Detailed, summary, or exception information printed on hard-copy reports for internal business use. Business transactions printed on business forms that will . | Chapter 15 Output Design and Prototyping Chapter 15 – Output Design and Prototyping Objectives Distinguish between internal, external, and turnaround outputs. Differentiate between detailed, summary, and exception reports. Identify several output implementation methods. Differentiate among tabular, zoned, and graphic formats for presenting information. Distinguish among area, bar, column, pie, line, radar, donut, and scatter charts and their uses. Describe several general principles that are important to output design. Design and prototype computer outputs. 15- Chapter 15 – Output Design and Prototyping 15- Chapter 15 – Output Design and Prototyping Taxonomy for Computer-Generated Outputs Distribution Delivery Internal Output (reporting) Turnaround Output (external; then internal) External Output (transactions) Printer Detailed, summary, or exception information printed on hard-copy reports for internal business use. Business transactions printed on business forms that will eventually be returned as input business transactions. Business transactions printed on business forms that conclude the business transactions. Screen Detailed, summary, or exception information displayed on monitors for internal business use. Business transactions displayed on monitors in forms or windows that will also be used to input other data to initiate a related transaction. Business transactions displayed on business forms that conclude the business transactions. Point-of-Sale Terminals Information printed or displayed on special-purpose terminals dedicated to specific internal business functions. Information printed or displayed on a special-purpose terminal for the purpose of initiating a follow-up business transaction. Information printed or displayed on special-purpose terminals dedicated to customers. 15- Chapter 15 – Output Design and Prototyping Taxonomy for Computer-Generated Outputs (concluded) Distribution Delivery Internal Output (reporting) Turnaround Output .