Fundamentals of structured program design

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Title:

Fundamentals of structured program design

Author:

Robinson, Dan.

ISBN:

9780130602398

Personal Author:

Robinson, Dan.

Edition:

2nd ed.

Publication Information:

Upper Saddle River, NJ : Prentice Hall, c2003.

Physical Description:

viii, 344 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.

Contents:

Pt. 1. Introduction -- 1. The Concepts of Information Processing -- 2. Programming Concepts -- Pt. 2. Design Principles -- 3. Program Documentation -- 4. Introduction to Flowcharting -- 5. Structured Programming -- 6. Pseudo Code -- 7. Structure Charts -- Pt. 3. Basic Program Design Techniques -- 8. Expanding the Program Design -- 9. Record Selection -- 10. Accumulations and Report Totals -- 11. Single-Level Control-Breaks -- 12. Multiple-Level Control-Breaks -- 13. Arrays -- Pt. 4. Advanced Program Design -- 14. Processing Two Input Files -- 15. Database Processing -- 16. The Input Validation Program -- 17. Updating Master Files -- 18. Interactive Programming -- 19. Transitioning to a Programming Language.

Subject Term:

Structured programming.

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Summary

Especially designed for those with minimal computer experience, this book presents the concepts of program design in a simple, easy-to-understand "building block" format, and applies those design concepts to realistic business programs. Each chapter provides not only a complete explanation of what needs to be done in the design, but why. The book is divided into four main parts: Design Principles, Basic Program Design Techniques, and Advanced Program Design. This organization helps readers understand how the subject matter in each chapter relates to other chapters within the section-- and the topic of program design as a whole. For individuals interested in the field of program design.