Programming
Introduction
This report will provide clear information over the algorithm. This report will complete the description of algorithms using a various different approach. This report will describe all the characteristics of various paradigms such as Object-oriented, procedural language, Event-driven programming. This report will consist of a detailed comparison over all the three different programming languages.
LO1 Define basic algorithms to carry out an operation and outline the process of programming application
P1 provides a definition of what an algorithm is and outline the process of building an application.
Programming Algorithm:
Programming algorithm is basically a type of recipe which explains the exact procedure required for the system to crack any hitch or to attain a particular goal. It’s just like when a particular dish or something is to be made, there are a particular step and procedure for that, like ingredients, and what is to be done first and how much time that step will take, then further what next. So, in the world of the computer, the recipe is referred to as a ‘Procedure’ and ingredients as ‘Inputs’. The computer system takes a glance at the procedure, follows it and then allows the user to see the result, which is considered as an ‘Output’. The Programming Algorithm describes the way or method of doing something, and the computer system does its exact same manner. But there is a reminder that the programming algorithm is not any sort of computer code. It is simply written in English or in any other language which the programmer speaks. There is not any sort of blabbering in the coding or any long discussions, it just simply has a start, mid part and an end. On top of it, there is always a major possibility that there will be just two things, i.e. start and the end. It will only include what is in need or carrying the task. It doesn’t have any sort of lengthy procedures. Also, It doesn’t have ambiguous. A Programming Algorithm will always lead directly to a solution, and the solution is always efficient. There can be many steps, but keeping the number of steps minimum is better, as there is no possibility of any sort of misconception or any misunderstanding.
System Analysis and Design
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| Unit Title | System Analysis and Design [Unit code: K/601/1281; QCF Level 4; Credit value: 15] |
| Assignment No. & Title | Assignment 2 I. Understand the different system life cycle models II. Recognize the significance of Feasibility Study III. Performing systems investigation |
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Scenario:
When a new or upgraded system is introduced into an organisation, it is usually intended to support the work already carried out by the organisation. Although the new system may differ substantially from the existing system, the information being handled, and the main functions of the system, will remain relatively unchanged.An analysis of the existing system, therefore, provides a firm, the basis for the design of the new system.Systems development starts with investigation and analysis of existing systems.Being a System Analyst, you have been contacted by the management of the State Library for systems investigation, as keeping an overview of a library’s content manually, is too time-consuming. Using a software solution helps getting a quick and clear summary of the library’s status and it offers an efficient way to manage and maintain a library.The Management expects that the new Library Management System will keep track of:- Books available in the library
- Books borrowed and borrower details
- Returned books details
- Books added/removed details
- Books stock (not-available/low-quantity) details
