Program Design in the Fourth Generation: Using dBASE III PLUS and dBASE IV: Object-based Development Using dBase - Hardcover

Lehman, John A.

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0471527521 ISBN 13: 9780471527527

Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, 1991

Synopsis

A Systems Analysis and Design Text that Taps the Power of Fourth Generation Programming Languages!

Unlike existing program design texts, Systems Design in the Fourth Generation, modifies the use of traditional analysis and design methods to fit in a fourth generation, database–oriented environment. This extremely contemporary approach to systems analysis and design:

• Brings together the theoretical aspects of contemporary systems design and the hands–on task of writing code
• Includes a continuous case example that enables students to apply and extend the design and implementation concepts developed in each chapter
• Features examples and illustrations using dBASE, the widely available, industry standard fourth generation programming environment

With Systems Design in the Fourth Generation, the application of theories and methodologies can be easily seen and implemented. Why not take a few minutes now to acquaint yourself with this groundbreaking text?

Also of Interest from Wiley?

Professional dBASE IV 1.1 and SQL Programming by Philip Steele & Robert Heydt (50985–X)

dBASE IV I.I: Beyond the Basics by Mark Brownstein & Dan Gutierez (61748–2)

dBASE III PLUS: Quick References Handbook by CPCE (Center for Professional Computer Education (63646–0)

About this title

About the Author

John Lehman has worked as a user manager, an applications programmer, a systems programmer, and a software project manager. He is the author of the first article on programming languages for personal computers, as well as the first articles on business use of personal computers, and the first personal computer programs for financial analysis and statistical analysis. His doctoral dissertation was the first integrated software system, combining financial analysis, statistical, database management, and presentation graphics. He has consulted and/or taught for IBM, UNISYS (formerly Sperry and Burroughs), Control Data, Honeywell, and several noncomputer Fortune 500 companies. He has taught at the University level since 1973 and beginning in 1983 has taught program design in the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business summer MIS Faculty Development Institute. He is also a Certified Management Accountant (CMA).

Unlike existing program design texts, Systems Design in the Fourth Generation, modifies the use of traditional analysis and design methods to fit in a fourth generation, database–oriented environment. This extremely contemporary approach to systems analysis and design:

• Brings together the theoretical aspects of contemporary systems design and the hands–on task of writing code
• Includes a continuous case example that enables students to apply and extend the design and implementation concepts developed in each chapter
• Features examples and illustrations using dBASE, the widely available, industry standard fourth generation programming environment

With Systems Design in the Fourth Generation, the application of theories and methodologies can be easily seen and implemented. Why not take a few minutes now to acquaint yourself with this groundbreaking text?

Also of Interest from Wiley?

Professional dBASE IV 1.1 and SQL Programming by Philip Steele & Robert Heydt (50985–X)

dBASE IV I.I: Beyond the Basics by Mark Brownstein & Dan Gutierez (61748–2)

dBASE III PLUS: Quick References Handbook by CPCE (Center for Professional Computer Education (63646–0)

Edition details

• Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
• Publication date: 1991
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0471527521
• ISBN 13: 9780471527527
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 382